Jerry Donabedian looks at rookies whose ADPs shifted after the NFL Scouting Combine, including some like Ashton Jeanty who didn't even go through workouts.
It's NFL Combine week! Dan Marcus breaks down what's at stake for the top consensus rookies in Indianapolis and what it means for their draft stock in best ball.
Jerry Donabedian assesses the difficulty of drafting various teammate stacks, including Denver's Bo Nix, Courtland Sutton and Marvin Mims.
The popularity of Cincinnati stacks seems to be inflating ADPs for Tee Higgins and Joe Burrow. RW's Jerry Donabedian has the full scoop, looking at early ADP results from two best-ball sites.
No NFC team wants to see the rampaging Eagles in the playoffs, and A.J. Brown is arguably the top fantasy receiver for the postseason.
Jerry Donabedian gives us his list of stacks that don't require a pick a pick within the first 12 rounds, including Vikings teammates T.J. Hockenson and J.J. McCarthy
Identifying four players liable to get outproduced by teammates later in the ADP, including Adonai Mitchell in a run-heavy Colts offense.
Christian Watson should be an excellent role player for the Packers, but he might blend into Green Bay's deep group of route runners.
This article looks at eight players who aren't currently high in the ADP but might emerge as top-50 picks by the time of the 2025 season.
In a list of five overhyped late-round RB targets, Rico Dowdle is the headlining act as both the most expensive and least useful of the group.
Jonathon Brooks will eventually be the starting runner for Carolina, but for the 2024 season Chuba Hubbard is a major obstacle in the ground game.
Bucs RB Rachaad White is one of the many players whose ADP varies considerably across different best ball platforms. RW's Jerry Donabedian highlights other examples and analyzes positional trends on each site.
Early ADP results on DraftKings provide numerous opportunities for value, including Falcons WR Drake London falling to the third round at times.
The NFL Draft sent best ball drafters scrambling as new talent landed on NFL depth charts, including Ladd McConkey in a weak Chargers wideout rotation.
Kirk Cousins signing with the Falcons represents a best-case scenario for Drake London's 2024 fantasy value.
Elijah Mitchell has a 15th-round ADP even though he remains just one Christian McCaffrey injury away from fantasy stardom.
Cardinals teammates Kyler Murray and James Conner are two of Jerry Donabedian's favorite 2024 picks based on early ADP.
Despite his monster finish to this past season, Aaron Jones is going well outside the Top 50 in early drafts on Underdog.
Josh Allen and the Bills have rapidly ascended ADP since Underdog's NFL Playoff contests first launched.
Incentives and milestones had a big impact on Week 18 fantasy scoring and helped drive a throwback week for some of the league's older running backs.
As a three-down workhorse on the Super Bowl favorite, Christian McCaffrey is the clear 1.01 in Underdog playoff best ball.
Rico Dowdle might be ahead of Malik Davis on the Dallas depth chart, but that doesn't make Dowdle the handcuff to Tony Pollard.
Bijan Robinson will have a good rookie season at worst, but with an ADP in the top 10 anything less than near-best is a bust.
Trey McBride could lead the Cardinals in receptions in 2023, making him one of the obvious standouts in the 18th round of Underdog NFL best ball drafts.
Tank Bigsby is a popular pick both as a handcuff and Travis Etienne fade, but the case for either utility is dubious.
Malik Davis is a popular handcuff projection behind starter Tony Pollard, but the Dallas depth chart remains unsettled.
Joshua Kelley might be the incumbent backup to Austin Ekeler, but he's also a good bet to lose that role in training camp.
Travis Etienne is one of the most explosive runners in football history, making him a standout upside target in the fourth round.
Sam Howell might be unproven, but he's so cheap on Underdog that the risk level is overstated and fails to acknowledge his standout fantasy upside.
Looking at 12 players worth selecting in the final round on Underdog Fantasy, Michael Carter stands out as a low-risk depth pick in an improved offense.