Shawn Siegele continues to unveil his 2020 Dynasty Top 150 and breaks down the key tier for supercharging your rebuild. This deep tier is loaded with the young wide receiver firepower necessary to build a true dynasty. The top tiers in my Superflex/TE Premium rankings were comprised mostly of running backs and quarterbacks, a mild surprise when we consider that dynasty is the receiver’s province. Tier 4 shifted to wide receivers, but mostly receivers who are already 27 years of age. After the epic 2014 WR draft, three disappointing receiver classes failed to restock the shelves. Everything changed with a

Shawn Siegele breaks down his 12 rookie picks in a recent mock-draft extravaganza for the Dynasty Command Center Rookie Guide. He examines all of his options in Superflex, TE Premium, and Classic formats. As we put the final touches on Volume 2 of the Dynasty Command Center Rookie Guide, I wanted to evaluate my picks in each of our mocks. The DCC Rookie Guide provides four-round mocks for three different formats, helping readers understand the landscape prior to the 2020 NFL Draft. If you want to dive even deeper, I’ve provided links to our prospect profiles with advanced stats and

Shawn Siegele unveils his 2020 Dynasty Top 150 and breaks the rankings into tiers. The dynasty rankings include SuperFlex formats, tight end premium scoring, and the new rookies who will be part of the 2020 NFL Draft. We took a short interlude from the Dynasty Tiers Series to focus on the NFL combine and examine how the 2020 prospects performed in our projection and comparison tools. One of the best weekends of the football calendar presented us with a wealth of new information. 2020 Freak Scores: Henry Ruggs Blazes and a Sleeper Posts an Epic Score 2020 RB Prospect Lab

Shawn Siegele uses the NFL Combine Explorer to locate and discuss the top athletic comps for the elite wide receiver prospects in the 2020 NFL Draft. The Combine Explorer from Dave Caban is another of my favorite tools. It records all of the measurements from the combine and helps us place them within historical context at each position. It also finds the 20 closest athletic comps for each prospect. This does a couple of key things. It helps us calibrate our expectations for what a player might do athletically. It also helps remind us that athleticism isn’t the full picture.

Shawn Siegele provides updated RB Prospect Lab Rankings after the running backs put on a show at the combine. He profiles the winners and losers, and tells you how to play the position in upcoming drafts. With the 2020 NFL combine results now flowing into tools like the RB Prospect Lab, Box Score Scout, and NFL Combine Explorer, we can improve our projections, increase the accuracy of our player comps, and make better predictions about eventual draft slot. Last week, I used the ADP charting feature from the FFPC Dashboard to point out several big values at RB. Those players

Freak Score is our scaled metric that uses height, weight, and speed to project the TD-scoring potential for NFL prospects. Unlike many other measures for an NFL prospect’s size/athleticism profile, the Freak Score gives us a measure that directly relates to an important element of fantasy scoring. If you aren’t adjusting for the importance of height, then you’re missing the critical element. The Freak Score also helps us differentiate between the truly freakish players and those who are “just” professional athletes. The Freak Score is scaled 1 to 100, and the incomparable Calvin Johnson sets our scale at 100. Megatron ran