Dynasty Rankings Top 200 | Dynasty Fantasy Football

There is no offseason in dynasty fantasy football. This is when managers must actively make moves to improve their rosters, stock up on rookie draft picks and prepare for the upcoming season. With free agency and the NFL Draft on the horizon, we here at Razzball have you covered with our dynasty trade chart, rookie rankings and the debut of my top 200 dynasty fantasy football rankings. 

The goal of my dynasty rankings isn’t to be spicy; It’s to be accurate. I want to help you navigate your leagues and make the best possible decisions to get that championship hardware and create your own dynasty.  

None of this is a perfect science. This early in the offseason, we’re basing our analysis on gut feeling and guessing what teams will do in free agency and the NFL Draft in April. As the dominoes fall and things become more apparent, our opinions and prognostications will change. But for now, this is where I stand on the top 200 players in dynasty fantasy football formats in version 2.0 of my rankings.

What Changed?

As the offseason progresses, I will keep these rankings so fresh and so clean, clean. With version 2.0, there were bound to be some risers and fallers. Here are the biggest winners and losers in my latest dynasty fantasy football Superflex rankings.  

QBs

• Jordan Love (QB – GB) | QB7, previously QB11 

I will be the first to admit that I was too low on Packers QB Jordan Love heading into last season and carried that over into my initial rankings. However, I have adjusted. This offense is simply too young and too talented for Love not to continue to progress and have a shot at becoming a top-tier fantasy QB in my dynasty rankings down the road. 

• Baker Mayfield (QB – TB) | QB14, previously QB20 

Will he stay, or will he go? The recent re-up on WR Mike Evans seems to signal that Tampa Bay is all-in on 2024 and 2025. That likely includes re-signing Baker Mayfield, who had a career year in 2023. The veteran journeyman seems to have found a home and is still under 30. He’s a must-have in Superflex and 2QB formats. 

• Daniel Jones (QB – NYG) | QB25, previously QB21 

If the franchise isn’t sold on QB Daniel Jones, why would I be? I don’t think it’s a guarantee he’ll be the starter in Week 1 in New York. And if he is the starter? I’m not sold that he would be effective enough now or in the future to be relevant even in 2QB and Superflex formats. 

RBs

• Javonte Williams (RB – DEN) | RB10, previously RB16 

Russell Wilson is out in Denver, and I’m not sold that Sean Payton’s QB of the future will even be on the team in 2024. This could easily be a throwaway year for Denver, and Javonte Williams didn’t show enough in 2023 to make me believe he’s anything more than an RB2 tier player in a bad offense. Sure, he could prove me – and many people – wrong. I’m betting on that not happening and him staying in the basement of my dynasty rankings.   

• Austin Ekeler (RB – LAC) | RB15, previously RB19 

Yes, Chargers veteran RB Austin Ekeler is on the backside of his career, but he’s also a freak athlete. There’s a reason Brandon Staley got fired mid-season. Like him or not, Jim Harbaugh gets the most out of his players, and I’m reasonably confident Ekeler has a few years of mid-RB2-tier production left in the tank. 

WRs

• Drake London (WR – ATL) | WR11, previously WR17

I’ll admit I was too low on Drake London after the Arthur Smith firing. While we may not know who the Falcons’ quarterback will be in 2024, it’s guaranteed to be an upgrade over Desmond Ridder. I’m all in on the Atlanta offense, and it shows in my dynasty rankings. 

• Chris Olave (WR – NO) | WR17, previously WR8

Nothing is less exciting than a Dennis Allen-coached offense led by Derek Carr. Unfortunately, despite his unquestionable talent and dynamic play-making ability, Chris Olave has found himself entrenched in it. One day, I hope to return Olave to where his talent belongs—as a WR1-tier player. Today—and this season, more than likely—is not that time. 

TEs

• Darren Waller (TE – NYG) | TE2, previously TE11

   

Darren Waller is past his prime. He is also a member of the New York Football Giants. I wish I could believe in his talent to overcome, but this team is a mess, and I can’t see him being much more than an afterthought in an offense without a leader or any discernable direction. 

• Cole Kmet (TE – CHI) | TE11, previously TE20 

In my initial rankings, I was phased by the uncertainty in Chicago surrounding the QB position, leaving Cole Kmet as a backend TE2-tier player.

However, I am no longer concerned about who is behind center for the Bears in 2024. Whether it’s Justin Fields or Caleb Williams behind center, Kmet will be a lynchpin in the Chicago passing attack and in the top 15 of my dynasty rankings for the TE position. 

The Rest

Check out the table below for the rest of my dynasty fantasy football PPR Superflex Top 200 rankings (they’re downloadable!), and make sure to follow me on X (formerly Twitter) @NatePolvogt