Kenyan Drake was traded to the Arizona Cardinals midway through the 2019 season, and he immediately stepped in as the team’s lead RB. So what can we expect from Kenyan Drake in 2020 with David Johnson is no longer in tow, and Drake having been slapped with the transition tag. Let’s dive into what we can expect from Drake next season now that he’s been given full reign over Arizona’s backfield. A quick primer on the “transition tag” since it’s not commonly used: The tag gives Arizona the right to match any offer Drake may receive from another team. It all but guarantees Drake…...

DeAndre Hopkins — he of ridiculous catches and more confidence than you and me combined — was, for some unknown reason, traded to the Arizona Cardinals in exchange for David Johnson and some draft picks, none of which are first-rounders. So what is the fantasy impact of this move? Real-life trades that would be rejected in fantasy aside, what does Hopkins’ arrival in Arizona mean from a fantasy perspective? Fantasy Impact of DeAndre Hopkins to the Arizona Cardinals Hopkins has arguably been the best fantasy WR over the past three seasons. He was the No. 1 fantasy wideout in both 2017 and…...

Long live the king. Tom Brady’s reign over the AFC is officially over. Per ESPN, Brady is expected to sign with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers once the 2020 NFL season officially begins — so what’s the fantasy impact? From a fantasy perspective, Brady’s departure from the talent-depleted New England receiving corps is a plus. But what does his arrival in Tampa mean for Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, and co.? Let’s dive into the fantasy ramifications of “Tom Brady, Buccaneers QB.” Brady to the Buccaneers: Fantasy Impact on Tom Brady Tampa was No. 2 on my fantasy wish list of possible Brady…...

We’re less than a week away from the greatest quarterback of all time hitting the market as an unrestricted free agent. Where should we, the rabid fantasy football community, root for Tom Brady to suit up next season? This piece will examine the best fantasy landing spots for Brady. Brady had his worst season since 2013, throwing for 4,057 yards and 24 touchdowns with a QB rating of 88. But similar to that 2013 Patriots squad, the 2019 unit lacked reliable offensive weapons outside of Julian Edelman. Brady’s best football is behind him, but he wouldn’t be a fantasy afterthought…...

RotoViz is continuing our look back on the 2019 rookies with a review of New England Patriots wide receiver N’Keal Harry. The first-round pick joined the Pats in Week 11 and averaged only 3.5 targets per game. So what can we expect from N’Keal Harry during the 2020 fantasy football season? N’Keal Harry’s Rookie Season Per the NFL Stat Explorer, Harry’s 2019 season totals were a big disappointment; though injury had a lot to do with this. Harry didn’t enter the fantasy equation until Week 11, by which point the fantasy regular season was already wrapping up. The timing of Harry’s entrance — coupled…...

RotoViz is continuing our look back on the 2019 rookies with a review of Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver J.J. Arcega-Whiteside. After a promising preseason, Arcega-Whiteside crashed and burned in the regular season. So what can we expect from J.J. Arcega-Whiteside during the 2020 fantasy football season? J.J. Arcega-Whiteside’s Rookie Season Per the NFL Stat Explorer, Arcega-Whiteside ranked outside the top 100 among WRs, all major categories save for touchdowns, in which he ranked 98th (He scored one TD.) He had 10 catches for 169 yards, so the 16.9 average is certainly encouraging He never had more than two catches in a single game…...

RotoViz is continuing our look back on the 2019 rookies with a review of Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Marquise Brown. The speedy wideout ripped off 147 yards and two scores in Week 1, displaying a tantalizing ceiling that kept fantasy players’ interest. So what can we expect from Marquise Brown during the 2020 fantasy football season? Marquise Brown’s Rookie Season Per the NFL Stat Explorer, Brown ranked as a low-end WR4 for season-long stats, finishing as the WR46 in PPR points and the WR50 in points per game. He did miss a few games and was hobbled in others, but on the whole,…...