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Player: C.J. Stroud
Previous Rank: 23
Current Rank: 19
Stroud has been on a rampage the last two weeks and is already playing at a Pro Bowl level. He has shown remarkable improvement since his first start, and I do not see his production slowing down anytime soon. C.J. looks poised in the pocket, hitting receivers with pinpoint accuracy and timing. In Week 3, the Texans notched their first victory. Stroud completed 20 of 30 passing attempts for 280 yards, two passing TDs, and three carries for 14 yards. In Week 2, he threw for a whopping 384 yards thanks to breakout performances from Nico Collins and Tank Dell. He has solid weapons in the wide receiver room and a tenacious young coach in DeMeco Ryans.
Stance: Where I have Stroud, he is a firm hold. If I were to acquire, I would approach it from a slight tier-down perspective by offering Dak Prescott or Deshaun Watson and see if I could get a little extra back. Or tiering up by giving someone like Daniel Jones plus a 2024 2nd, and willing to go to a 2024 1st if necessary.Â
I just offered Derek Carr a 2024 1st and 2nd to get Stroud, and I was rejected. To give an accurate snapshot of value: the opposing team wanted Dak plus a 2024 1st rounder just as a baseline.
Player: De’von Achane
Previous Rank: 175
Current Rank: 91
In week three, we witnessed the sheer firepower of the Dolphins’ offense as they erupted for 70 points, which was sans Jaylen Waddle. De’Von Achane had a nuclear blast of a breakout performance, rushing for an epic 203 yards on 18 carries and scoring two TDs on the ground. He also contributed to the receiving game with four receptions on four targets for 30 yards and scoring two receiving TDs. What makes this even more impressive is that he only played 41% of snaps. Achane is amazingly fast, efficient with his touches, and is a house call threat every time he touches the ball. Miami’s offense is predicated on speed, outside zone runs, and significant play capabilities from Hill, Waddle, and Achane. Defenses must play two deep safety looks to keep a lid on Hill and Waddle. This allows Miami to take what they want up front in the run game and create space for their speedster running backs. I hope everyone read my write-up on Mostert a couple of weeks ago and bought in. Looks like he and Achane both could be league winners this year.
Stance: Looking to acquire in all builds, but not willing to grossly overpay based on his most recent explosive performance. Let the dust settle slightly, then look to move on an offer in a week or two. It will likely cost an early to mid-first as a starting point.
Player: Sam LaPorta
Previous Rank: 88
Current Rank: 83
Sam LaPorta is shattering the stereotypes of “rookie tight ends never produce year one.” LaPorta’s metrics look incredible through three games: 22.9% target share, 27.5% target rate, 80% snap share, 80 routes run, and 77.7% route participation per PlayerProfiler. These metrics correlate to immediate production in 18 receptions on 22 targets, 186 yards, and one TD. He is utilized early and often in the Lions offense, and that won’t slow down anytime soon. It will be interesting to see how Jameson Williams integrates into the offense in the coming weeks. Williams’s role won’t impact LaPorta, and LaPorta still sees plenty of targets even with St. Brown as the lead dog.
Stance: Firm hold where I have him. I would be willing to move him if someone overpays. A tier-down TE package with a 2024 1st.
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Name
Team
Pos
Patrick Mahomes II
KC
QB
Jalen Hurts
PHI
QB
Josh Allen
BUF
QB
Joe Burrow
CIN
QB
C.J. Stroud
HOU
QB
Justin Jefferson
MIN
WR
Bijan Robinson
ATL
RB
Lamar Jackson
BAL
QB
Caleb Williams
CHI
QB
Ja’Marr Chase
CIN
WR
Kyler Murray
ARI
QB
Jordan Love
GB
QB
CeeDee Lamb
DAL
WR
Amon-Ra St. Brown
DET
WR
Marvin Harrison Jr.
ARI
WR
Anthony Richardson
IND
QB
Trevor Lawrence
JAC
QB
A.J. Brown
PHI
WR
Tyreek Hill
MIA
WR
Garrett Wilson
NYJ
WR
Christian McCaffrey
SF
RB
Sam LaPorta
DET
TE
Drake London
ATL
WR
Puka Nacua
LAR
WR
Kyle Pitts
ATL
TE
Jahmyr Gibbs
DET
RB
Breece Hall
NYJ
RB
Dalton Kincaid
BUF
TE
Jonathan Taylor
IND
RB
Justin Herbert
LAC
QB
Jayden Daniels
WAS
QB
De’Von Achane
MIA
RB
Malik Nabers
NYG
WR
Cooper Kupp
LAR
WR
DK Metcalf
SEA
WR
Rome Odunze
CHI
WR
DeVonta Smith
PHI
WR
Jaylen Waddle
MIA
WR
Brandon Aiyuk
SF
WR
Tank Dell
HOU
WR
Travis Etienne Jr.
JAC
RB
Kyren Williams
LAR
RB
Saquon Barkley
PHI
RB
Chris Olave
NO
WR
Michael Pittman Jr.
IND
WR
Tua Tagovailoa
MIA
QB
Jordan Addison
MIN
WR
Rashee Rice
KC
WR
Dak Prescott
DAL
QB
Brock Purdy
SF
QB
Trey McBride
ARI
TE
J.J. McCarthy
MIN
QB
Drake Maye
NE
QB
Mark Andrews
BAL
TE
Baker Mayfield
TB
QB
Isiah Pacheco
KC
RB
Josh Jacobs
GB
RB
David Montgomery
DET
RB
Rhamondre Stevenson
NE
RB
Nico Collins
HOU
WR
Joe Mixon
HOU
RB
Jayden Reed
GB
WR
Tee Higgins
CIN
WR
James Cook
BUF
RB
Tyjae Spears
TEN
RB
Brock Bowers
LV
TE
George Pickens
PIT
WR
Derrick Henry
BAL
RB
Jared Goff
DET
QB
DJ Moore
CHI
WR
Jonathon Brooks
CAR
RB
Davante Adams
LV
WR
Kirk Cousins
ATL
QB
Najee Harris
PIT
RB
Xavier Worthy
KC
WR
Zay Flowers
BAL
WR
Geno Smith
SEA
QB
Bryce Young
CAR
QB
Ladd McConkey
LAC
WR
Jaxon Smith-Njigba
SEA
WR
Bo Nix
DEN
QB
Tony Pollard
TEN
RB
Deshaun Watson
CLE
QB
Rachaad White
TB
RB
Kenneth Walker III
SEA
RB
T.J. Hockenson
MIN
TE
Jerry Jeudy
CLE
WR
Javonte Williams
DEN
RB
Deebo Samuel Sr.
SF
WR
Sam Howell
SEA
QB
Travis Kelce
KC
TE
Austin Ekeler
WAS
RB
Stefon Diggs
HOU
WR
Brian Thomas Jr.
JAC
WR
Keenan Allen
CHI
WR
Dallas Goedert
PHI
TE
Trey Benson
ARI
RB
Diontae Johnson
CAR
WR
Mike Evans
TB
WR
Aaron Jones
MIN
RB
Justin Fields
PIT
QB
George Kittle
SF
TE
Chris Godwin
TB
WR
Keon Coleman
BUF
WR
Christian Watson
GB
WR
Alvin Kamara
NO
RB
Nick Chubb
CLE
RB
Evan Engram
JAC
TE
Ricky Pearsall
SF
WR
Blake Corum
LAR
RB
Jake Ferguson
DAL
TE
Jahan Dotson
WAS
WR
Terry McLaurin
WAS
WR
Brian Robinson Jr.
WAS
RB
Zamir White
LV
RB
Roman Wilson
PIT
WR
Amari Cooper
CLE
WR
David Njoku
CLE
TE
Xavier Legette
CAR
WR
Calvin Ridley
TEN
WR
D’Andre Swift
CHI
RB
Jakobi Meyers
LV
WR
MarShawn Lloyd
GB
RB
Derek Carr
NO
QB
Elijah Moore
CLE
WR
Quentin Johnston
LAC
WR
Ja’Lynn Polk
NE
WR
Zach Charbonnet
SEA
RB
Dameon Pierce
HOU
RB
Daniel Jones
NYG
QB
Miles Sanders
CAR
RB
Gus Edwards
LAC
RB
DeAndre Hopkins
TEN
WR
Khalil Herbert
CHI
RB
Josh Downs
IND
WR
Raheem Mostert
MIA
RB
Russell Wilson
PIT
QB
Jaylen Wright
MIA
RB
Devin Singletary
NYG
RB
Matthew Stafford
LAR
QB
Marquise Brown
KC
WR
Jaylen Warren
PIT
RB
Kendre Miller
NO
RB
Pat Freiermuth
PIT
TE
Courtland Sutton
DEN
WR
Alexander Mattison
LV
RB
Tyler Allgeier
ATL
RB
Ray Davis
BUF
RB
Ben Sinnott
WAS
TE
Cole Kmet
CHI
TE
Michael Penix Jr.
ATL
QB
Gardner Minshew II
LV
QB
Treylon Burks
TEN
WR
Christian Kirk
JAC
WR
Romeo Doubs
GB
WR
AJ Dillon
GB
RB
Tank Bigsby
JAC
RB
Jameson Williams
DET
WR
Javon Baker
NE
WR
Dalton Schultz
HOU
TE
Tyler Lockett
SEA
WR
Aaron Rodgers
NYJ
QB
Chigoziem Okonkwo
TEN
TE
Tucker Kraft
GB
TE
Cade Otton
TB
TE
Darren Waller
NYG
TE
Kimani Vidal
LAC
RB
James Conner
ARI
RB
Brandin Cooks
DAL
WR
Marvin Mims Jr.
DEN
WR
Aidan O’Connell
LV
QB
Cam Akers
MIN
RB
Michael Mayer
LV
TE
Jerome Ford
CLE
RB
Antonio Gibson
NE
RB
Zack Moss
CIN
RB
Kareem Hunt
CLE
RB
Joshua Palmer
LAC
WR
Malachi Corley
NYJ
WR
Tyler Higbee
LAR
TE
Isaiah Likely
BAL
TE
Greg Dulcich
DEN
TE
Gabe Davis
JAC
WR
Rondale Moore
ATL
WR
Noah Fant
SEA
TE
Zach Evans
LAR
RB
Bucky Irving
TB
RB
Michael Wilson
ARI
WR
Skyy Moore
KC
WR
Adam Thielen
CAR
WR
Hunter Henry
NE
TE
Kenneth Gainwell
PHI
RB
Luke Schoonmaker
DAL
TE
Wan’Dale Robinson
NYG
WR
Rashod Bateman
BAL
WR
Luke Musgrave
GB
TE
Rashid Shaheed
NO
WR
Zay Jones
JAC
WR
J.K. Dobbins
LAC
RB
Juwan Johnson
NO
TE
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