Draft Strategy Overview
The latest fantasy football mailbag tackles a range of questions about running back workloads, receiver health, and projected breakout performances as the new season approaches.
Javonte Williams continues to impress after a breakout year that saw him finish with 13 touchdowns and career‑best numbers across the board, positioning him as a central piece in his team's offense.
Kyren Williams, despite a solid fantasy campaign, now faces a shifting backfield dynamic with the emergence of Blake Corum, a factor that could affect his share of carries and touchdown potential.
At wide receiver, Malik Nabers is slated to avoid the physically unable to perform list and will be integrated gradually, while David Njoku’s recent one‑year agreement with the Chargers suggests a part‑time role that could still yield touchdown upside.
Projections for the passing game highlight DeVonta Smith’s expected 122 targets, 89 receptions and 1,148 yards with seven scores, a line that positions him ahead of Drake London’s forecasted 140 targets, 93 catches, 1,204 yards and eight touchdowns, a comparison the author believes Smith can surpass.
The conversation also touches on DJ Moore’s potential impact, acknowledging optimism but tempering expectations relative to other emerging talents.