2024 Fantasy Football: 10 Players We’re Targeting In All Fantasy Football Drafts

With fantasy football drafts in full swing, we’re looking at 10 players. We are targeting these players in all of our fantasy football drafts this year. 

Josh Jacobs

Jacobs was already high on our list. Since the news broke of AJ Dillon being out for the season, he’s increased up our board even further. With little competition for snaps and his receiving ability, he should see lots of usage in the offense. 

Christian Kirk

If you’re looking for someone who’s consistent, Christian Kirk is your guy. He’s a lesser version of Mike Evans. You’re going to get someone who’s going to get you about 10 fantasy points each week. The points will be consistent but nothing crazy. Kirk has a high floor, low ceiling output which is sometimes exactly what you need if you have some boom or bust players on your roster. 

Brock Purdy

In his first full season as a starter, Brock Purdy finished as QB#6 in the NFL. He outscored other quarterbacks like Tua, T Law, & Justin Herbert. Purdy proved himself to be capable of being a starter. Even though he might not be treated like a top 10 quarterback in the league, for fantasy, he certainly is one. This is due to the talent that he has around him. 

Jared Goff

Finishing right behind Purdy last year was Jared Goff. He has turned his career around over these last 2 seasons. Goff had his highest completion percentage of his career last year. The offense is more experienced and with Goff, the Lions are capable of a deep playoff run. He is one of the most undervalued players in the entire league. We’re snagging him over multiple quarterbacks ranked ahead of him. 

Zack Moss

Moss played a good chunk of last season while Jonathan Taylor was out. He proved himself capable of being a starting running back in the league. He’s ranked around the #30 slot. We think this is criminally low for someone who’s going to be the starting back on a fire-powered offense like Cincinnati. In 6 years where he played more than 12 games, Joe Mixon finished outside the top 20 backs only once. Moss is a step down from Mixon, but should still be close to where Mixon performed in his early years with Cincinnati and should be considered a top 20 back even with Chase Brown splitting carries. 

Evan Engram

Engram is ranked as tight end #9 or worse, but he finished last season as tight end #2. We don’t think he’ll repeat that season. Nevertheless, he is definitely higher than #9. He is on the cusp of being a top 5 candidate.  

Chris Olave

With practically no other receivers, Olave is going to continue to be a ball hawk for targets. He’s quietly finished as a top 25 receiver in his first 2 years. We think he has what it takes to crack the top 12 this year. We like him over receivers like Drake London & Cooper Kupp who are being taken higher. 

Travis Etienne

Etienne finished last season as the 3rd highest fantasy scorer in the league, but dropped down to #11 in rankings. Nothing changed with his situation that would warrant a drop that large. In fact, it actually improved. The team needs to rely on him even more this year. Etienne is a must draft. He is also a safer option than Barkley & Henry. They are in new situations that are worse for their fantasy production. 

Dalton Kincaid

With Stefon Diggs & Gabe Davis out of the picture, Dalton Kincaid is the best receiving option for the Bills. We’re expecting a significant improvement in his performance this year. He is going to see a lot more targets. He is someone we like as a top 5 tight end in all formats. 

Romeo Doubs / Dontayvion Wicks

We are very high on the Green Bay Packers this year. That includes two sleepers who are often going undrafted in Romeo Doubs and Dontayvion Wicks. If you’ve got a late round pick and are not sure where to go, take a flier on one of the two. You’ll be happy you did so. Both should see upticks in volume in year 2.