With the 2017 NFL Draft approaching — it will begin Thursday, April 27 — the focus of the NFL media has been on the collegiate prospects who are draft eligible, who will draft them, and where is their best fit. However, I’d like to go into a different direction in this piece, just in case some of you are bored with reading about the whole draft process.
The college football season is almost over, and the 2017 NFL draft will be here before we know it (April 27, 2017). Which means, we can finally start diving into who will be entering the draft and our expectations of those Fantasy prospects.
Statistics of fantasy rookies position by position to see just how valuable they are in their first season in the NFL.The data used for this in-depth look at the impact that rookies make on the fantasy landscape is from the previous 10 NFL seasons.
Without an elite possession receiver opposite of sophomore Stefon Diggs, the Minnesota Vikings selected former Ole Miss receiver Laquon Treadwell in the first round of the 2016 NFL draft.
It is easy to speculate which rookies will take the fantasy world by storm after the combine, but until the chips fall into place on Draft Day the fantasy picture doesn’t quite come into focus. Many labeled this class weak overall, but I’m starting to see more talent than people realize.