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2020 Top 100 Rookies (Pre-Combine): 61-80
Travis May
February 22, 2020
Hello and welcome to the second installment of my annual Top 100 Rookies series! If you’re new to the series, every year I put together 100 rookies entering the NFL Draft and rank them based on the impact I believe they’ll have for fantasy football purposes (of course). So no, this is not just another “big board” or “where they’ll go in the real NFL…...
2020 Top 100 Rookies (Pre-Combine): 81-100
Travis May
February 21, 2020
Hello and welcome to the first installment of my annual Top 100 Rookies series! If you’re new to the series, every year I put together 100 rookies entering the NFL Draft and rank them based on the impact I believe they’ll have for fantasy football purposes (of course). So no, this is not just another “big board” or “where they’ll go in the real NFL…...
Is T.J. Hockenson the Second Coming of Eric Ebron?
Neil Dutton
February 21, 2020
The latest player we shall look at in our rookie review series is another Iowa tight end, this time T.J. Hockenson, who was taken with the eighth overall selection in the 2019 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions. There are always great expectations for any player taken that early in the draft. But Hockenson came into the NFL looking ideally suited for the role of…...
David Montgomery’s 2020 Outlook: The Light Is Dim, But It’s Still On
Tyler Loechner
February 20, 2020
RotoViz is continuing our look back on the 2019 rookies with a peek at Chicago Bears running back David Montgomery. Montgomery was, without a doubt, one of the fantasy community’s favorite rookie running backs in 2019 — but did he live up to expectations? And what can we expect from David Montgomery during the 2020 fantasy football season? David Montgomery’s Rookie Season Montgomery was, overall,…...
Justin Jefferson Is the Only Rookie WR Who Checks Every Box: A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Blair Andrews
February 19, 2020
Coming off a national title win, Justin Jefferson chose to declare for the NFL Draft instead of returning for his senior season. He enters after a true junior season that saw him catch 111 passes for over 1,500 receiving yards and 18 receiving touchdowns. He’s not the top WR in nearly anyone’s rankings, but if we put his production in some context, he’s got a…...
2020 Best Ball Workshop – George Kittle, Mark Andrews, and Why Unpopular TE Tactics Are the Key to Success
Shawn Siegele
February 19, 2020
Thanks to the tools of best-ball guru Mike Beers, the 2019 Best Ball Workshop returned impressive win rates at every position. As we move into Lesson 2 of the 2020 Workshop, Shawn Siegele uses the Roster Construction Explorer to help you dominate your league again at the TE position. In Lesson 1, we examined the QB position and located a key hack that provided owners…...
Is It Time to Give Up On Mike Williams?
Antonio Losada
February 19, 2020
A lot of digital ink has been spilled musing about what the deal is with Mike Williams. Just days after he Williams was drafted we were already wondering about the future of Keenan Allen. One year later and after an injury-plagued rookie season, Shawn Siegele kept buying him. Fast-forward to last August and we were giving Williams the highest of potential floors. Just this past…...
Will Noah Fant Follow in George Kittle’s Footsteps?
Neil Dutton
February 19, 2020
We have kept you waiting for this during our rookie review series. But wait no longer, gentle reader, for our first tight end review is finally here. Denver Broncos rookie Noah Fant is the first of his position to come under our microscope, and reviewing his rookie campaign certainly makes for interesting reading. For those in need of a reminder, Fant was one of the…...
Kenny Golladay is the Perfect Target for Win-Now Rosters
Sam Wallace
February 18, 2020
Fantasy owners should always be in win-now mode. A recent pet peeve of mine has been hearing owners talk about going all in and selling future assets to try to win a title. On the other hand, some owners speak about playing the long game of rebuilding by selling studs to acquire future capital. Yes, both can work. Sometimes your roster is limited by injuries,…...
Is Allen Lazard Green Bay’s True WR2?
Antonio Losada
February 18, 2020
It’s safe to say no one predicted Allen Lazard’s second season given just what he did as an undrafted rookie in 2018. Lazard played exactly one game — one snap, actually — for the Packers in 2018. He was targeted by DeShone Kizer, caught the pass, and gained 7 yards. That’s some efficiency right there! Jokes aside, Lazard’s “real” debut-season took place in 2019 as…...
D.K. Metcalf’s Historical Comps are Simply Unreal
Jack Miller
February 18, 2020
D.K. Metcalf‘s fall to the end of the second round was one of the biggest surprises of the 2019 NFL Draft. Early in the offseason, he was projected to be one of the first wide receivers off the board in late April, but concerns about his route-running versatility and agility caused his stock to tumble. In a touching YouTube video posted by the Seahawks that…...
Should We Care About Volatility?
Antonio Losada
February 17, 2020
High-variance, volatile football players, the Will Fullers and Amari Coopers of our day, the risky bets — we all know those players, and most of all we all know about what they can do — for good and for bad. When was the last time you trusted Will Fuller or Amari Cooper to go off the charts and they let you down? You probably don’t…...
Is Parris Campbell Ready To Take The Next Step?
Sam Wallace
February 17, 2020
How do you properly evaluate a rookie when there’s not much to assess? Enter Parris Campbell. Everything was set for a promising rookie season: Andrew Luck at quarterback Solid combine performance Second-round draft capital We all know how the quarterback situation changed. Couple that with a string of injuries that included a sports hernia, a hamstring injury, a broken hand, and a broken foot, and the…...
2020 Dynasty Top 150 – Superflex Options and A Big Surprise in the First 3 Tiers
Shawn Siegele
February 14, 2020
With startup drafts in full swing and the NFL combine right around the corner, there’s no better time for a 2020 dynasty top 150. Shawn Siegele breaks his rankings into tiers and provides insight into superflex tactics and early rookie picks. As we head toward the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine, I’ll be counting up my dynasty rankings from 1 to 150. Rookies make their debut…....
Which Anthony Miller Should We Expect in 2020?
Antonio Losada
February 14, 2020
Two years in the NFL, two years outside of the top-50 best wide receivers in fantasy football. That’s the quickest of ways I can think of to give you an overly simplified summary of what Anthony Miller’s career has been up to the end of the 2019 season. It’s not pretty and gets less so when you consider he will be playing his third season…...
Will Deebo Samuel Keep Flying High In a Run-Heavy San Francisco Offense?
Antonio Losada
February 13, 2020
I remember the hot days of August. Actually, I miss them. They can’t get back soon enough. This past summer, most fantasy owners were anticipating their drafts while having a very clear name in their minds when it came to the San Francisco 49ers wide receiver position: Dante Pettis. As a second-year player and after finishing his rookie season posting more than 13 PPR in…...
Go From Novice to Expert With the Best Ball Workshop – Lesson 1 Shows How to Boost Your Win Rate With a Rare QB Hack
Shawn Siegele
February 12, 2020
The RotoViz Best Ball Workshop uses intelligence from the Roster Construction Explorer to beat your competitors at every position. Did the lessons lead to success last year? Why are drafters still not utilizing one of the three key pillars to QB selection? Just how much can you boost your win rate with a counterintuitive hack? Shawn Siegele has the answers in the debut of the…...
Is Preston Williams the Next UDFA Star?
Sam Wallace
February 12, 2020
Exceptions to the norm tend to throw people off their game. Take Phillip Lindsay, for example. The undrafted running back from Colorado became the first undrafted offensive rookie to be selected to the Pro Bowl. He also became the first undrafted running back to break the 1,000-yard rushing mark in back-to-back seasons. Talk about a difficult player to appropriately evaluate. Another player who is primed…...
Is Minshew Mania a Long-Term Solution in Jacksonville?
Neil Dutton
February 12, 2020
The other quarterbacks I’ve reviewed so far in this series all came into the NFL with a high pedigree. They were first-round draft picks after all. This player went much later in the proceedings. Yet in his way, he was perhaps the most exciting of all the first-year signal-callers. Let’s look back at the rookie year of Gardner Minshew. By The Numbers Minshew started 12…...
A Slight Increase In Opportunities Might Push Hunter Renfrow Through The Roof
Antonio Losada
February 11, 2020
As much as I love Hunter Renfrow these days (it took time for me to get there, believe me), I can’t lie to you in assessing his rookie season. Renfrow was a good first-year wide receiver, but he was far from a world-beater. In fact, Renfrow (133.5) couldn’t even beat his teammate Tyrell Williams (143.1) for the most PPR points in the season, even playing…...
2020 Top 100 Rookies (Pre-Combine): 61-80
Travis May
February 22, 2020
Hello and welcome to the second installment of my annual Top 100 Rookies series! If you’re new to the series, every year I put together 100 rookies entering the NFL Draft and rank them based on the impact I believe they’ll have for fantasy football purposes (of course). So no, this is not just another “big board” or “where they’ll go in the real NFL…...
2020 Top 100 Rookies (Pre-Combine): 81-100
Travis May
February 21, 2020
Hello and welcome to the first installment of my annual Top 100 Rookies series! If you’re new to the series, every year I put together 100 rookies entering the NFL Draft and rank them based on the impact I believe they’ll have for fantasy football purposes (of course). So no, this is not just another “big board” or “where they’ll go in the real NFL…...
Is T.J. Hockenson the Second Coming of Eric Ebron?
Neil Dutton
February 21, 2020
The latest player we shall look at in our rookie review series is another Iowa tight end, this time T.J. Hockenson, who was taken with the eighth overall selection in the 2019 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions. There are always great expectations for any player taken that early in the draft. But Hockenson came into the NFL looking ideally suited for the role of…...
David Montgomery’s 2020 Outlook: The Light Is Dim, But It’s Still On
Tyler Loechner
February 20, 2020
RotoViz is continuing our look back on the 2019 rookies with a peek at Chicago Bears running back David Montgomery. Montgomery was, without a doubt, one of the fantasy community’s favorite rookie running backs in 2019 — but did he live up to expectations? And what can we expect from David Montgomery during the 2020 fantasy football season? David Montgomery’s Rookie Season Montgomery was, overall,…...
Justin Jefferson Is the Only Rookie WR Who Checks Every Box: A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Blair Andrews
February 19, 2020
Coming off a national title win, Justin Jefferson chose to declare for the NFL Draft instead of returning for his senior season. He enters after a true junior season that saw him catch 111 passes for over 1,500 receiving yards and 18 receiving touchdowns. He’s not the top WR in nearly anyone’s rankings, but if we put his production in some context, he’s got a…...
2020 Best Ball Workshop – George Kittle, Mark Andrews, and Why Unpopular TE Tactics Are the Key to Success
Shawn Siegele
February 19, 2020
Thanks to the tools of best-ball guru Mike Beers, the 2019 Best Ball Workshop returned impressive win rates at every position. As we move into Lesson 2 of the 2020 Workshop, Shawn Siegele uses the Roster Construction Explorer to help you dominate your league again at the TE position. In Lesson 1, we examined the QB position and located a key hack that provided owners…...
Is It Time to Give Up On Mike Williams?
Antonio Losada
February 19, 2020
A lot of digital ink has been spilled musing about what the deal is with Mike Williams. Just days after he Williams was drafted we were already wondering about the future of Keenan Allen. One year later and after an injury-plagued rookie season, Shawn Siegele kept buying him. Fast-forward to last August and we were giving Williams the highest of potential floors. Just this past…...
Will Noah Fant Follow in George Kittle’s Footsteps?
Neil Dutton
February 19, 2020
We have kept you waiting for this during our rookie review series. But wait no longer, gentle reader, for our first tight end review is finally here. Denver Broncos rookie Noah Fant is the first of his position to come under our microscope, and reviewing his rookie campaign certainly makes for interesting reading. For those in need of a reminder, Fant was one of the…...
Kenny Golladay is the Perfect Target for Win-Now Rosters
Sam Wallace
February 18, 2020
Fantasy owners should always be in win-now mode. A recent pet peeve of mine has been hearing owners talk about going all in and selling future assets to try to win a title. On the other hand, some owners speak about playing the long game of rebuilding by selling studs to acquire future capital. Yes, both can work. Sometimes your roster is limited by injuries,…...
Is Allen Lazard Green Bay’s True WR2?
Antonio Losada
February 18, 2020
It’s safe to say no one predicted Allen Lazard’s second season given just what he did as an undrafted rookie in 2018. Lazard played exactly one game — one snap, actually — for the Packers in 2018. He was targeted by DeShone Kizer, caught the pass, and gained 7 yards. That’s some efficiency right there! Jokes aside, Lazard’s “real” debut-season took place in 2019 as…...
D.K. Metcalf’s Historical Comps are Simply Unreal
Jack Miller
February 18, 2020
D.K. Metcalf‘s fall to the end of the second round was one of the biggest surprises of the 2019 NFL Draft. Early in the offseason, he was projected to be one of the first wide receivers off the board in late April, but concerns about his route-running versatility and agility caused his stock to tumble. In a touching YouTube video posted by the Seahawks that…...
Should We Care About Volatility?
Antonio Losada
February 17, 2020
High-variance, volatile football players, the Will Fullers and Amari Coopers of our day, the risky bets — we all know those players, and most of all we all know about what they can do — for good and for bad. When was the last time you trusted Will Fuller or Amari Cooper to go off the charts and they let you down? You probably don’t…...
Is Parris Campbell Ready To Take The Next Step?
Sam Wallace
February 17, 2020
How do you properly evaluate a rookie when there’s not much to assess? Enter Parris Campbell. Everything was set for a promising rookie season: Andrew Luck at quarterback Solid combine performance Second-round draft capital We all know how the quarterback situation changed. Couple that with a string of injuries that included a sports hernia, a hamstring injury, a broken hand, and a broken foot, and the…...
2020 Dynasty Top 150 – Superflex Options and A Big Surprise in the First 3 Tiers
Shawn Siegele
February 14, 2020
With startup drafts in full swing and the NFL combine right around the corner, there’s no better time for a 2020 dynasty top 150. Shawn Siegele breaks his rankings into tiers and provides insight into superflex tactics and early rookie picks. As we head toward the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine, I’ll be counting up my dynasty rankings from 1 to 150. Rookies make their debut…....
Which Anthony Miller Should We Expect in 2020?
Antonio Losada
February 14, 2020
Two years in the NFL, two years outside of the top-50 best wide receivers in fantasy football. That’s the quickest of ways I can think of to give you an overly simplified summary of what Anthony Miller’s career has been up to the end of the 2019 season. It’s not pretty and gets less so when you consider he will be playing his third season…...
Will Deebo Samuel Keep Flying High In a Run-Heavy San Francisco Offense?
Antonio Losada
February 13, 2020
I remember the hot days of August. Actually, I miss them. They can’t get back soon enough. This past summer, most fantasy owners were anticipating their drafts while having a very clear name in their minds when it came to the San Francisco 49ers wide receiver position: Dante Pettis. As a second-year player and after finishing his rookie season posting more than 13 PPR in…...
Go From Novice to Expert With the Best Ball Workshop – Lesson 1 Shows How to Boost Your Win Rate With a Rare QB Hack
Shawn Siegele
February 12, 2020
The RotoViz Best Ball Workshop uses intelligence from the Roster Construction Explorer to beat your competitors at every position. Did the lessons lead to success last year? Why are drafters still not utilizing one of the three key pillars to QB selection? Just how much can you boost your win rate with a counterintuitive hack? Shawn Siegele has the answers in the debut of the…...
Is Preston Williams the Next UDFA Star?
Sam Wallace
February 12, 2020
Exceptions to the norm tend to throw people off their game. Take Phillip Lindsay, for example. The undrafted running back from Colorado became the first undrafted offensive rookie to be selected to the Pro Bowl. He also became the first undrafted running back to break the 1,000-yard rushing mark in back-to-back seasons. Talk about a difficult player to appropriately evaluate. Another player who is primed…...
Is Minshew Mania a Long-Term Solution in Jacksonville?
Neil Dutton
February 12, 2020
The other quarterbacks I’ve reviewed so far in this series all came into the NFL with a high pedigree. They were first-round draft picks after all. This player went much later in the proceedings. Yet in his way, he was perhaps the most exciting of all the first-year signal-callers. Let’s look back at the rookie year of Gardner Minshew. By The Numbers Minshew started 12…...
A Slight Increase In Opportunities Might Push Hunter Renfrow Through The Roof
Antonio Losada
February 11, 2020
As much as I love Hunter Renfrow these days (it took time for me to get there, believe me), I can’t lie to you in assessing his rookie season. Renfrow was a good first-year wide receiver, but he was far from a world-beater. In fact, Renfrow (133.5) couldn’t even beat his teammate Tyrell Williams (143.1) for the most PPR points in the season, even playing…...
2020 Top 100 Rookies (Pre-Combine): 61-80
Travis May
February 22, 2020
Hello and welcome to the second installment of my annual Top 100 Rookies series! If you’re new to the series, every year I put together 100 rookies entering the NFL Draft and rank them based on the impact I believe they’ll have for fantasy football purposes (of course). So no, this is not just another “big board” or “where they’ll go in the real NFL…...
2020 Top 100 Rookies (Pre-Combine): 81-100
Travis May
February 21, 2020
Hello and welcome to the first installment of my annual Top 100 Rookies series! If you’re new to the series, every year I put together 100 rookies entering the NFL Draft and rank them based on the impact I believe they’ll have for fantasy football purposes (of course). So no, this is not just another “big board” or “where they’ll go in the real NFL…...
Is T.J. Hockenson the Second Coming of Eric Ebron?
Neil Dutton
February 21, 2020
The latest player we shall look at in our rookie review series is another Iowa tight end, this time T.J. Hockenson, who was taken with the eighth overall selection in the 2019 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions. There are always great expectations for any player taken that early in the draft. But Hockenson came into the NFL looking ideally suited for the role of…...
David Montgomery’s 2020 Outlook: The Light Is Dim, But It’s Still On
Tyler Loechner
February 20, 2020
RotoViz is continuing our look back on the 2019 rookies with a peek at Chicago Bears running back David Montgomery. Montgomery was, without a doubt, one of the fantasy community’s favorite rookie running backs in 2019 — but did he live up to expectations? And what can we expect from David Montgomery during the 2020 fantasy football season? David Montgomery’s Rookie Season Montgomery was, overall,…...
Justin Jefferson Is the Only Rookie WR Who Checks Every Box: A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Blair Andrews
February 19, 2020
Coming off a national title win, Justin Jefferson chose to declare for the NFL Draft instead of returning for his senior season. He enters after a true junior season that saw him catch 111 passes for over 1,500 receiving yards and 18 receiving touchdowns. He’s not the top WR in nearly anyone’s rankings, but if we put his production in some context, he’s got a…...
2020 Best Ball Workshop – George Kittle, Mark Andrews, and Why Unpopular TE Tactics Are the Key to Success
Shawn Siegele
February 19, 2020
Thanks to the tools of best-ball guru Mike Beers, the 2019 Best Ball Workshop returned impressive win rates at every position. As we move into Lesson 2 of the 2020 Workshop, Shawn Siegele uses the Roster Construction Explorer to help you dominate your league again at the TE position. In Lesson 1, we examined the QB position and located a key hack that provided owners…...
Is It Time to Give Up On Mike Williams?
Antonio Losada
February 19, 2020
A lot of digital ink has been spilled musing about what the deal is with Mike Williams. Just days after he Williams was drafted we were already wondering about the future of Keenan Allen. One year later and after an injury-plagued rookie season, Shawn Siegele kept buying him. Fast-forward to last August and we were giving Williams the highest of potential floors. Just this past…...
Will Noah Fant Follow in George Kittle’s Footsteps?
Neil Dutton
February 19, 2020
We have kept you waiting for this during our rookie review series. But wait no longer, gentle reader, for our first tight end review is finally here. Denver Broncos rookie Noah Fant is the first of his position to come under our microscope, and reviewing his rookie campaign certainly makes for interesting reading. For those in need of a reminder, Fant was one of the…...
Kenny Golladay is the Perfect Target for Win-Now Rosters
Sam Wallace
February 18, 2020
Fantasy owners should always be in win-now mode. A recent pet peeve of mine has been hearing owners talk about going all in and selling future assets to try to win a title. On the other hand, some owners speak about playing the long game of rebuilding by selling studs to acquire future capital. Yes, both can work. Sometimes your roster is limited by injuries,…...
Is Allen Lazard Green Bay’s True WR2?
Antonio Losada
February 18, 2020
It’s safe to say no one predicted Allen Lazard’s second season given just what he did as an undrafted rookie in 2018. Lazard played exactly one game — one snap, actually — for the Packers in 2018. He was targeted by DeShone Kizer, caught the pass, and gained 7 yards. That’s some efficiency right there! Jokes aside, Lazard’s “real” debut-season took place in 2019 as…...
D.K. Metcalf’s Historical Comps are Simply Unreal
Jack Miller
February 18, 2020
D.K. Metcalf‘s fall to the end of the second round was one of the biggest surprises of the 2019 NFL Draft. Early in the offseason, he was projected to be one of the first wide receivers off the board in late April, but concerns about his route-running versatility and agility caused his stock to tumble. In a touching YouTube video posted by the Seahawks that…...
Should We Care About Volatility?
Antonio Losada
February 17, 2020
High-variance, volatile football players, the Will Fullers and Amari Coopers of our day, the risky bets — we all know those players, and most of all we all know about what they can do — for good and for bad. When was the last time you trusted Will Fuller or Amari Cooper to go off the charts and they let you down? You probably don’t…...
Is Parris Campbell Ready To Take The Next Step?
Sam Wallace
February 17, 2020
How do you properly evaluate a rookie when there’s not much to assess? Enter Parris Campbell. Everything was set for a promising rookie season: Andrew Luck at quarterback Solid combine performance Second-round draft capital We all know how the quarterback situation changed. Couple that with a string of injuries that included a sports hernia, a hamstring injury, a broken hand, and a broken foot, and the…...
2020 Dynasty Top 150 – Superflex Options and A Big Surprise in the First 3 Tiers
Shawn Siegele
February 14, 2020
With startup drafts in full swing and the NFL combine right around the corner, there’s no better time for a 2020 dynasty top 150. Shawn Siegele breaks his rankings into tiers and provides insight into superflex tactics and early rookie picks. As we head toward the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine, I’ll be counting up my dynasty rankings from 1 to 150. Rookies make their debut…....
Which Anthony Miller Should We Expect in 2020?
Antonio Losada
February 14, 2020
Two years in the NFL, two years outside of the top-50 best wide receivers in fantasy football. That’s the quickest of ways I can think of to give you an overly simplified summary of what Anthony Miller’s career has been up to the end of the 2019 season. It’s not pretty and gets less so when you consider he will be playing his third season…...
Will Deebo Samuel Keep Flying High In a Run-Heavy San Francisco Offense?
Antonio Losada
February 13, 2020
I remember the hot days of August. Actually, I miss them. They can’t get back soon enough. This past summer, most fantasy owners were anticipating their drafts while having a very clear name in their minds when it came to the San Francisco 49ers wide receiver position: Dante Pettis. As a second-year player and after finishing his rookie season posting more than 13 PPR in…...
Go From Novice to Expert With the Best Ball Workshop – Lesson 1 Shows How to Boost Your Win Rate With a Rare QB Hack
Shawn Siegele
February 12, 2020
The RotoViz Best Ball Workshop uses intelligence from the Roster Construction Explorer to beat your competitors at every position. Did the lessons lead to success last year? Why are drafters still not utilizing one of the three key pillars to QB selection? Just how much can you boost your win rate with a counterintuitive hack? Shawn Siegele has the answers in the debut of the…...
Is Preston Williams the Next UDFA Star?
Sam Wallace
February 12, 2020
Exceptions to the norm tend to throw people off their game. Take Phillip Lindsay, for example. The undrafted running back from Colorado became the first undrafted offensive rookie to be selected to the Pro Bowl. He also became the first undrafted running back to break the 1,000-yard rushing mark in back-to-back seasons. Talk about a difficult player to appropriately evaluate. Another player who is primed…...
Is Minshew Mania a Long-Term Solution in Jacksonville?
Neil Dutton
February 12, 2020
The other quarterbacks I’ve reviewed so far in this series all came into the NFL with a high pedigree. They were first-round draft picks after all. This player went much later in the proceedings. Yet in his way, he was perhaps the most exciting of all the first-year signal-callers. Let’s look back at the rookie year of Gardner Minshew. By The Numbers Minshew started 12…...
A Slight Increase In Opportunities Might Push Hunter Renfrow Through The Roof
Antonio Losada
February 11, 2020
As much as I love Hunter Renfrow these days (it took time for me to get there, believe me), I can’t lie to you in assessing his rookie season. Renfrow was a good first-year wide receiver, but he was far from a world-beater. In fact, Renfrow (133.5) couldn’t even beat his teammate Tyrell Williams (143.1) for the most PPR points in the season, even playing…...
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