Darnell Washington is one of the most athletic tight end prospects of all time. But does he can become an elite fantasy player? Should fantasy gamers be drafting him in their rookie drafts?
The PlayerProfiler 2023 NFL Rookie Guide is now out! Who are prime bust candidates based on our 2023 NFL Draft Rankings?
Marvin Mims, from Oklahoma, is a tantalizing prospect in this year’s NFL Draft. What NFL players does Mims best compare to? How does he stack up against the other prospects?
NFL Draft Prospect and Rookie WR Jalin Hyatt has mystified NFL evaluators. What does his talent profile and film tell us about his prospects in the NFL Draft?
When it comes to rookie drafts, it is always best to have a fantasy football strategy. There are rookies who are currently overvalued by most other outlets, and as a result we are fading those players in rookie drafts. Which rookies are we strategically fading in 2023?
The PlayerProfiler Rookie Guide is available NOW and is just 10 dollars! Which players are our favorites? These are our NFL Draft Rankings based on our analysis!
Every year, NFL rookies drafted in late rounds can break out as good contributors. This year, Andrei Iosivas is one such candidate. How good can Iosivas be based on his tape and athletic profile?
This is a 2023 Rookie Mock Draft Recap featuring some of the best minds in the fantasy football industry! What 2023 rookies are on the rise?
This is series covers everything you need to know about the NFL Rookie WRs. This edition features Matt Landers! What do fantasy gamers need to know about the Rookie WR before the NFL Draft?
After a month of a consistent C.J. Stroud drum beat, many big named Draft analysts knew the Bryce Young smoke screen was coming, and one of my favorites, Lance Zierlein was ahead of this. Despite being ahead and knowing it was coming down the hatch, Lance still moved Bryce Young up to No.1 overall in his most recent NFL Mock Draft. “Not so fast, my friend” – Coach Lee Corso. My last NFL Mock Draft featured a trade-up to No.1 for C.J. Stroud, because that was the immediate buzz, while in Indianapolis. It just happened to be Carolina, not Las Vegas that moved up to No. 1.
