Pro Football Focus
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Their own site →Fewer than 10 graded articles. Treat this as provisional.
92.31% of their claims were specific enough to check. Most of what they said committed to something.
- Takes logged
- 30
- Graded
- 1
- Scored 80+
- 1
- Scored under 40
- 0
hits
misses
How their calls land
Every graded call published under this banner, by score.
Takes in each band
Settled or waiting
1 / 30
graded
29 still pending
What they publish
Where this publisher spends its predictions, and how accurate each kind has been.
- Depth Chart Calls11 takes · none graded
- Sleeper Calls10 takes · none graded
- Positional Finishes7 takes · none graded
- Mock Draft Picks1 takes · 100.0 accuracy
- Roster Spot Calls1 takes · none graded
Who writes here · 1
Everyone writing under this banner, pooled into the numbers above. Counted by article, with a paginated series counting once — the same rule used for an individual, from the published methodology.
- Nathan Jahnkeprovisional100.0 · 1 article
Who they write about
- Cyrus AllenWR2 takes
- Terrance FergusonTE2 takes
- Ashton JeantyRB2 takes
- Caleb DouglasWR2 takes
- Kenneth Walker IIIRB2 takes
- Chris BrazzellWR1 takes
Every take from Pro Football Focus
1–25 of 30
he's absolutely worth drafting as Hubbard's handcuff and, possibly, potential successor if he gives the Panthers' ground game a more explosive option.
If Achane misses any length of time, Wright will be a fantasy-relevant back.
However, if Williams picks up an injury, Corum becomes an every-week fantasy starter instantly.
Don't be surprised if he establishes himself as one of the best tackles in football by the end of his second season.
Garrett Wilson is firmly entrenched as the Jets' top target at wide receiver
the bigger question is how quickly Omar Cooper Jr. can establish himself as the No. 2 option ... it wouldn't be surprising to see Cooper out-target him from the opening week.
Los Angeles Rams tight end Terrance Ferguson will reportedly operate as the team's de facto No. 3 wide receiver
Ferguson is a TE2 with explosive-pass-play upside.
Brazzell's Wednesday LCL sprain is expected to sideline him for the entire season
If Gadsden, 23, can earn the starting role for 21 personnel ... he should return fantasy football TE1 value.
Chargers No. 1 wide receiver Ladd McConkey is a "full go" for training camp
reportedly set to be a "legitimate part of the passing offense" alongside McConkey and No. 2 wideout Quentin Johnston
Chargers No. 3 receiver Tre Harris enters his second NFL campaign
He is a rotational player at best.
Price may be able to return RB2 value as a run-centric committee leader.
Love's status as the current No. 2 running back creates a buy-low opportunity... fantasy managers should continue drafting him at his current ADP, and pick him more aggressively if his ADP dips.
The Chiefs fifth-round pick is opening eyes in training camp and could emerge as a real contributor.
Miami Dolphins third-round rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas is a dark horse candidate to start for his new team this year.
could earn the Chiefs' No. 4 wide receiver role in training camp. Ascending to the No. 3 role in-season is possible.
Securing the Dolphins' X-receiver role is possible.
Lemon will begin his quest to establish himself as the team's No. 2 wide receiver.
Diggs can likely still function as a serviceable No. 2 wide receiver and an efficient No. 3.
all indications point to the team having selected quarterback Fernando Mendoza with the first overall pick
While Jeanty still has an opportunity to be among the league leaders in touches, a lack of goal-line work will hurt his chances of finishing among the top-5 fantasy running backs this season.
If McDaniel elevates the Chargers' offense into one of the league's best and Hampton handles the clear majority of backfield touches, he could be in for a special season.