Kevin Szafraniec breaks down whether fantasy managers should be buying or selling the biggest tight end risers and fallers following a hectic month of ADP movement.
March gave fantasy managers their first real influx of new information to digest this offseason. Sure, the widespread coaching changes across the league have some bearing on how we value players. Still, coaching moves often pale in comparison to the aftershocks that the NFL combine and free agency send through the ADP landscape.
With the NFL Draft now a mere three weeks away, we are entering the home stretch of pre-draft best-ball season. To ensure that fantasy managers are making the most of every draft between now and April 23, we’ll be taking a look at the biggest ADP risers and fallers from the past month and determining whether each player is a buy or a sell at their current price tag.
To kick off the series, we focused on quarterback ADPs in the FFPC Never-Too-Early Superflex Tournament. From here on out, we will use ADP from the single-QB version of the contest when looking at running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends.
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