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Today in 5 minutes or less, you’ll learn:

• Guys you can’t leave on the board 🤓 

• How they can help you win your league 👑 

• Rapid-fire fantasy advice 🔥 

• Happenings from around the NFL 🏈 

Jalen Hurts (PHI), ADP 25.2, QB2:

Hurts rushed for 50.7 yards per game and his passer rating went up 14 points from ‘21 to ‘22. The cast of talented pass catchers means QB1 potential.

A. St. Brown (DET), ADP 13.9, WR10:

With 146 targets last season and the 2nd-best route win rate (52.8%), Sun God is ready to shine once again.

Breece Hall (NYJ), ADP 30.7, RB11:

Breece was one of the most electric RBs when healthy, earning the no. 1 juke rate (50.5%) and was a top-15 fantasy scorer in 5 of his 7 games.

Travis Etienne (JAX), ADP 39.8, RB13:

The Jaguars’ offense is still rising, and ETN was top-10 in yards per touch, yards per reception and RZ touches (45).

Jerry Jeudy (DEN), ADP 40.9, WR21:

Jeudy was 16th in yards per route run and finished as WR19 in Russell Wilson’s worst-ever season. Sean Payton should get more from him.

Drake London (ATL) ADP 43.4, WR23:

London had a solid stretch run with his targets per game rising to 9 with Desmond Ridder. He was 20th in unrealized air yards with poor QB play.

PrizePicks has the listing set at 850.5 yards. It’s a little less than he had last year, but I think he’ll get more.

Joe Mixon (CIN), ADP 50.5, RB15:

Mixon was 7th in opportunity share and had the 5th-most RB receptions. He isn’t expected to miss time, and the Bengals are still a great offense.

Treylon Burks (TEN), ADP 69.1, WR36:

Reports are he’s looked great in workouts so far. He was 19th in contested catch rate as a rookie. Ryan Tannehill is more accurate than you think.

Cam Akers (LAR), ADP 71.3, RB22:

Akers took on bell cow work late in the season and performed. He had 3 top-10 finishes after Week 14, including Week 16’s RB1.

James Conner (ARI), ADP 87.4, RB28:

Conner was 8th in opportunity share, 13th in receptions, 13th in evaded tackles, and 9th in fantasy points per game.

A. Richardson (IND), ADP 98.8, QB11:

He’s considered one of the most athletic QBs ever coming out of college. Ability to rush lends immediate fantasy value.

Pat Freiermuth (PIT), ADP 107.1, TE10:

Muth was 9th in target share and 3rd in deep targets among all TEs. He had some TD regression, so let’s hope that corrects itself to the mean.

Kirk Cousins (MIN), ADP 111.5, QB13:

Cousins had the 3rd most air yards and was 1st in deep ball accuracy rating. He has the consensus best WR in the game to throw it to.

Devon Achane (MIA), ADP 120, RB39:

The speedy youngster will help stretch the field horizontally in Miami. He also caught 60 passes for 457 yards over the last 2 years at A&M.

Dalton Kincaid (BUF), ADP 127.5, TE11:

Caught 70 passes for 890 yards and 8 TDs in ‘22. The Bills traded up to draft him and he’s considered the best pass-catching TE in his class.

Greg Dulcich (DEN), ADP 135.6, TE14:

Dulcich was 7th in both air yards and unrealized air yards. He was 3rd in both deep targets and ADOT. He’s a mismatch for DBs.

Darius Slayton (NYG), ADP 201.7, WR84:

Slayton was 5th in yards per target and 10th in yards per reception. He’s been streaky, but another year under Brian Daboll will help.

👨‍🍳 Dolphins make Delicious Offer to Cook, Will He Bite?

😪 Former QB Ryan Mallett tragically passes away at 35

🔒 Packers lock in top pick, hurdles for other rookies

⚖️ RB Weighs Multiple Offers, Keeps Owners Guessing

🐈‍⬛ Panthers Won’t Hop on Train; Prioritize Other Needs

❤️‍🩹 Purdy Powering through Recovery

💨 Titans WR Raising the Bar at Workouts

✍️ Put to the Test in Indy: How did Rookie QB Fare?

🐬 Rookie RB Making a Splash for Dolphins

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