Market Monday August 31: How to Handle the Biggest Risers and Fallers in Best Ball ADP

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Each week in this space, we’ll look at how ADP has changed over the past week in best ball drafts. We’re looking at ADP over the last seven days compared to ADP 8-14 days ago. We’ll start each week by looking at some of the notable movers, then at the end, we’ll take a quick look at what we’re curious about in the next week, as well as a complete overview of the biggest risers and fallers on Underdog and DraftKings.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Each week, Adam Levitan reviews ADP data and also provides his take on some of these situations.

THIS WEEK’S RISERS

1. MarShawn Lloyd‘s ADP has soared over the past week and will continue to rise with Josh Jacobs placed on the Commissioner’s Exempt List on Sunday. Jacobs was officially charged with two misdemeanors stemming from an offseason domestic dispute, and there’s reportedly video of part of the incident that hasn’t leaked yet. While Jacobs avoided a felony charge, these are still serious accusations, and Roger Goodell will keep Jacobs from playing football as long as he wants while on the Exempt List. This could practically serve as a suspension for Jacobs, so we’ve docked him six games with Lloyd as the primary beneficiary. The Packers have Chris Brooks as a passing-down back and added Kaleb Johnson as early-down help, but Lloyd is the clear RB1 as long as Jacobs remains out. We have him in the 70s now, while Jacobs shouldn’t even be a consideration until the double-digit rounds.