5 Current Draft Values
Isiah Pacheco (KC)
I only have Pacheco on this list because I would draft him in the middle of the 1st round in all formats. Pacheco is currently going off the board somewhere in the middle of the 2nd round and that’s crazy to me. Pacheco in 2024 will take the load in carries and see plenty more receptions as fellow running mate Jerrick McKinnon is a free agent and leaves a huge void of catches out of the backfield. Pacheco could easily finish as a top 5 RB this year!
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D.K. Metcalf (SEA)
A bad 2023, Metcalf still finished as the WR21 in PPR and WR16 in half-PPR on 66 receptions. Former Washington Huskies offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb is now coordinating the offense, and Metcalf could put up numbers closer to his 2022 season (90 receptions and 1,048 yeards if Geno Smith can play at a high level again in 2024
Amari Cooper (CLE)
Last year we got to see Cooper with Watson for only 5 games. Watson is healthy and ready to go for 2024. Just based off those 5 games, over a full season among 81 qualifying wide receivers, Cooper would have ranked in the top 5 fantasy WR’s if he kept up that pace. Cooper is a crazy value pick this year with tons of upside, especially with a current ADP of 50.
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Jerome Ford (CLE)
Another Cleveland Brown on this list? Hey, Jerome Ford could be the Brown’s workhorse again this season. Nick Chubb’s health remains a question coming off a bad ACL injury early in 2023. While the early returns have been encouraging for his recovery, he probably isn’t going to play in the first 14 weeks of the season if at all. The Browns didn’t add much in the backfield in Free Agency or the Draft so Ford is the clear workhorse to start the season and should be a player that well out performs his current ADP.
Ladd McConkey (LAC)
I LOVE, I LOVE this guy this year! McConkey’s fantasy stock rose in the offseason with him being picked near the top of the second round of the NFL draft. He ultimately landed with the Chargers, who traded Keenan Allen and released Mike Williams in the offseason. That opens almost 20 targets per game, some of which will no doubt be absorbed by McConkey. Herbert has shown he can easily support 2 wide receivers in fantasy value. Even with an expected heavier ground attack with Harbaugh, McConkey will return at minimum flex value as a rookie.
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