The Super Bowl MVP is gone, Zach Charbonnet is recovering from a rough injury and the rest of the backs on the roster are essentially Madden NPCs. Sure, Seattle panicked and overpaid, but thatās their problem, not ours.
You can certainly handwave this as a nothingburger blurb (the sourcing on the nugget is pretty ambiguous), but it will be concerning if Price doesnāt deliver some immediate value out of the gate.
We know Charbs is going to have a role when he returns, so ideally we want Price to flash immediately and force the coaching staff into letting the hot hand cook the rest of the year.
Ultimately, this comes down to cost. If he shoots into Round 5 like RJ Harvey and TreVeyon Henderson did last year, we will need immediate production from him. If he settles a few rounds below that, we can survive some early-season hiccups.
The Rookie Super Model viewed Price as overrated, so thereās plenty of risk here ā¦but itās impossible to deny the upside of a lead back in this potent rushing attack.
If youāve had Josh Allen in fantasy any year since 2020, youāve been more than happy. Heās been the QB1 five times in that span, the only year he didnāt finish up top being 2022 when he fell all the way to QB2. He just finished his followup to his 2024 NFL MVP season with 3,668 passing yards and 25 TDs, adding 579 rushing yards and 14 more scores on the ground. Betting against him continuing his fantasy dominance for another five years would be ill-advised.
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For 10 seasons now, Dwain McFarland and the Rookie Super Model have delivered some of the best analytical overviews with a great hit rate in predicting future fantasy success. One of the most important factors is the last input: draft capital. So with the NFL Draft in the books, itās time to update the model. And for the running backs, letās check in on how high the No. 3 overall pick of the Arizona Cardinals finished.
Jeremiyah Love: The Rookie Super Model rates Love as an early Round 1 NFL Draft pick. His Production Rating isn't as strong as past top-12 picks, but he improved every season and notched strong numbers at a young age. He is electric with the ball in his hands and has the size-speed combo to play every down and create field-flipping plays. His Film Rating suggests unrealized upside as a receiver, which could send him to the superstar stratosphere in fantasy football. Love is a high-end RB1 long-term, even on an offense with short-term QB questions like the Cardinals. ā¬ļø
One of the most fun aspects of the aftermath of the NFL Draft is picking apart the draft picks. And while many NFL pundits will spend plenty of time and energy discussing picking linebackers and guards in the first round, we at Fantasy Life are giving you what youāre REALLY looking for. Weāre focusing on the fantasy-relevant players that we all want to know if theyāll be viable in the coming season
Pete Overzet, Dwain McFarland, Ian Hartitz and Matthew Freedman teamed up with their grades in a quick-and-easy format. These one-linersāsometimes twoānot only rate only rate the QBs, RBs, WRs and TEs selected, they might make you chuckle here and there. We aim to entertain and inform. ā¤µļø
