2017 Team by Team Fantasy Breakdown
Ok, folks, it’s time to dig deep into the fantasy football depth charts and breakdown every single team and every single relevant fantasy football player. Below is a Team by Team 2017 Fantasy Football Analysis/Breakdown. This is both a depth chart and a player by player breakdown.
2017 Team by Team Fantasy Football Breakdown
Buffalo Bills
Ceiling Value Positionally: 12, Floor Value Positionally: 33
QB2: Nathan Peterman – Not fantasy relevant.
Ceiling Value Positionally: 32, Floor Value Positionally: 33
Ceiling Value Positionally: 5-7, Floor Value Positionally: 20
RB2: Jonathan Williams – He is a handcuff for certain, but his upside is tough to predict at this point. I think all McCoy owners have to have Williams handcuffed, though. It’s a must. It’s a safe way to protect your McCoy investment, especially if you cannot sell him on the high.
Ceiling Value Positionally: 20, Floor Value Positionally: 33
Ceiling Value Positionally: 7, Floor Value Positionally: 20
WR2: Zay Jones – He has nice upside, maybe eventually WR2-type upside. But, in redraft, it’s tough to count on him.
Ceiling Value Positionally: 25, Floor Value Positionally: 96
WR3: Andre Holmes – I have always liked Holmes. Consider him a WR4-5 in fantasy with upside for more should he see more targets.
Ceiling Value Positionally: 40, Floor Value Positionally: 96
WR4: Corey Brown – The guy is still young, as he is only 25, so who knows what he will turn into. He isn’t a player I’d worry about unless he was shoved into a bigger role.
Ceiling Value Positionally: 40, Floor Value Positionally: 96
Ceiling Value Positionally: 10, Floor Value Positionally: 33
Miami Dolphins
QB1: Ryan Tannehill – There isn’t a lot of fantasy starter upside here, if any. The main thing I hope in regards to Tannehill is that he gets the football to Jarvis Landry in the red zone.
Ceiling Value Positionally: 16, Floor Value Positionally: 33
QB2: Matt Moore – While he will likely never be a fantasy starter week in and week out, it’s possible that he is better for Jarvis Landry and that Miami offense. Time will tell.
Ceiling Value Positionally: 22, Floor Value Positionally: 33
Ceiling Value Positionally: 5, Floor Value Positionally: 20
RB2: Damien Williams – He is only a handcuff in the deepest of leagues.
Ceiling Value Positionally: 32, Floor Value Positionally: 33
Ceiling Value Positionally: 7-10, Floor Value Positionally: 20
WR2: Kenny Stills – He has bench upside in most fantasy football leagues.
Ceiling Value Positionally: 26, Floor Value Positionally: 66
WR3: DeVante Parker – His 56/744/4TD season last year is kinda promising, and despite not being as good as many expected through his young career, fantasy-wise, keep in mind that he is just now entering his third NFL season, the year many WRs breakout. For now, though, he remains a bench WR in fantasy, but surely draftable in larger leagues, and surely capable if ever given WR1-like targets.
Ceiling Value Positionally: 26, Floor Value Positionally: 66
WR4: Leonte Carroo – Not fantasy relevant.
Ceiling Value Positionally: 50, Floor Value Positionally: 66
Ceiling Value Positionally: 5-8, Floor Value Positionally: 15
TE2: Anthony Fasano – Not fantasy relevant, but he can block, which is good for Jay Ajayi, so it’s good that he has a role due to Dion Sims leaving.
Ceiling Value Positionally: 15, Floor Value Positionally: 40
New England Patriots
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Is Damien Williams really Ajayi’s backup? I’m not so sure that Drake is the real backup to Ajayi and Drake will see a lot more touches this year and going forward.
Depth charts say soon a few places, I’ll list both! Good one!