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David Bell (WR, Purdue): Dynasty and NFL Draft Outlook
David Bell is a promising receiver out of the Big Ten. Having notched two 1,000-yard seasons at Purdue, he could surprise at the next level. Anthony Amico breaks down Bell’s game prior to April’s draft.
Jameson Williams (WR, Alabama): Dynasty and NFL Draft Outlook
Alabama WR Jameson Williams is somewhat of a mystery prospect, having produced just a singular monster college season. What is he capable of in the NFL? Anthony Amico dives deeper to find the answer to that question in his latest Prospect Profile.
Breece Hall (RB, Iowa State): Dynasty and NFL Draft Outlook
Breece Hall showed that he can produce both on the ground and in the passing game at Iowa State — fitting the mold of the modern-day NFL running back. In what round can we expect him to be drafted in April? Anthony Amico takes a closer look.
Garrett Wilson (WR, Ohio State): Dynasty and NFL Draft Outlook
Ohio State’s Garrett Wilson is one of the top WR prospects in this year’s draft. Anthony Amico takes a closer look at his outlook as a professional with another Prospect Profile.
What to Look For in RB Prospects
Running back is a position we recommend fading in the early portions of dynasty startups, but it can be a great position to spend on in rookie drafts. Anthony Amico shares some metrics that matter when evaluating RB prospects.
Drake London (WR, USC): Dynasty and NFL Draft Outlook
Drake London is another WR prospect who should vie to be first off the board. See what scouts are saying about the USC product, who his pro comparisons are, and much more with Anthony Amico’s Prospect Profile.
What to Look For in WR Prospects
Wide receiver is a position we tend to value highly in dynasty leagues. As a result, it is the most critical position to evaluate heading into the NFL Draft. Anthony Amico discusses four different metrics to keep in mind when evaluating WR talent.
