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Fantasy Football Rankings 2024: Dynasty rookie superflex top 60
Here are Nathan Jahnke’s top 60 rankings for dynasty rookie, single-quarterback leagues with PPR. For rankings in every other format, check out PFF’s draft rankings tool, where you can filter by ranking, position and more.
If you prefer rankings in article form, click the following links to find my rankings for PPR, half-PPR, standard, superflex, dynasty and dynasty superflex.
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Fantasy Football Wide Receivers: 4 cornerbacks to avoid in 2024
Identifying exceptional NFL cornerbacks is crucial in making week-to-week lineup decisions, but identifying these players well in advance can give fantasy managers an advantage even in drafts. Fading wide receivers who are scheduled to face stiff coverage throughout the year can give one a season-long leg up. The article below breaks down four NFL cornerbacks who should be avoided for wide receiver matchup purposes in 2024.
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2025 NFL Draft Scouting Primer: CB/WR Travis Hunter
As we prepare for the upcoming college football season and, by proxy, the 2025 NFL Draft, we are getting a little more detailed in our scouting. Instead of highlighting a certain position group or general thoughts on the class, we’ll examine a true unicorn, one who epitomizes “uniqueness” to its fullest extent. That is Colorado superstar Travis Hunter.
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College Football Preview 2024: Oregon Ducks win projections, strengths and weaknesses, quarterback spotlight and more
Even after a solid 10-3 season in 2021, the Ducks improved even more in their second year under Dan Lanning, winning the Fiesta Bowl and finishing with a 12-2 record overall. Their only losses came against a Washington team that ultimately reached the national championship game.
Despite losing quarterback Bo Nix and many other key contributors to the NFL draft, the Ducks are expected to take another step forward in 2024 as they foray into the Big Ten conference. That’s mainly due to the program’s work in the transfer portal, bringing in stars like Oklahoma quarterback Dillon Gabriel, Texas A&M wide receiver Evan Stewart and Washington cornerback Jabbar Muhammad, top-10 players at their positions.
The Ducks should be considered a legitimate contender to Win the Big Ten in their debut season and a top candidate to win the first national championship in program history.
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