Fantasy football drafts are fast approaching, and there's been no shortage of great articles to help you dominate your league.
PFF lead fantasy analyst Nathan Jahnke has handpicked a few of the best from today, which cover everything from rankings to projections and draft strategy.
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Fantasy Football Draft Rankings 2023
- Christian McCaffrey remains on top: McCaffrey led all running backs in fantasy points per game (23.7) from Weeks 8-17 last season after getting traded to the San Francisco 49ers.
- Gamble on Cooper Kupp: Both Kupp and Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford will be over 30 years old and returning from injuries, but it’s hard to ignore the back-to-back leader in fantasy points per game by a wide receiver.
- Eight in the top tier: If you have any say in where you’re picking, try to get one of the top eight picks to secure a Tier-1 player.
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12 sleepers to consider in the later rounds of drafts
- The new QB1 in Washington: Sam Howell has looked impressive this preseason and offers significant fantasy upside thanks to his offensive weapons and rushing ability.
- Rookie tight ends set to buck the trend: Both Sam LaPorta and Luke Musgrave are poised for big receiving roles in Year 1 and can be had at a rookie discount.
- High-end running back handcuffs: Tank Bigsby, Tyler Allgeier, and Jaylen Warren are worth betting on late in drafts, even just to stash early in the season.
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Wide receiver sleepers, breakouts and league winners
- Amon-Ra St. Brown can be a more complete receiver: St. Brown has made his name catching short passes and making players miss, but he’s looking to become a deep threat at well.
- Drake London started breaking out with Desmond Ridder: London was among the best fantasy wide receivers at the end of last season, and now gets a full year with the former Cincinnati quarterback.
- Draft the overlooked first-round wide receivers: The first-round wide receivers who end up breaking out as rookies aren’t always the ones we expect, and Quentin Johnston is getting overlooked.
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Depth charts for all 32 NFL teams
- Few rookie running backs move up: Zach Charbonnet is one of the few rookie running backs who moved up since last week.
- More Day 2 rookie wide receivers become starters: Denver's Marvin Mims and Arizona's Michael Wilson became clear starters this past week.
- Several rookie tight ends have earned starting jobs: Sam LaPorta, Michael Mayer and Luke Musgrave have earned the starting role on their respective teams.
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2023 Fantasy Football Draft Kit
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