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Miller: Fantasy Fallout From the NFL Draft
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Fantasy Fallout: Panthers Close Out First Round with Xavier Legette
The Panthers traded up to draft Xavier Legette with the final pick of the first round. What should we expect from him – and other Panthers pass-catchers – in 2024? Jack Miller digs in.
Fantasy Fallout: 49ers Pick Ricky Pearsall
The 49ers drafted Florida WR Ricky Pearsall with the 31st overall pick, an interesting selection given the trade rumors surrounding Deebo Samuel and Brandon Aiyuk. Jack Miller digs into what it means for fantasy football.
Fantasy Fallout: Chiefs Take Speedy Xavier Worthy
The Chiefs just added the fastest receiver in NFL Combine history in Xavier Worthy. It’s a match made in heaven with Worthy’s speed and Patrick Mahomes’ arm. Jack Miller digs into what it means for fantasy football.
Fantasy Fallout: Broncos Attempt to Salvage QB Situation with Bo Nix
The Broncos were desperate at QB. They ended up taking Bo Nix with the 12th overall pick, and the Oregon product may be a 17-game starter as a rookie given Denver’s lack of other options. Jack Miller looks at the fantasy implications.
Fantasy Fallout: Raiders Draft TE1 Brock Bowers
Brock Bowers slipped to No. 13 overall, allowing the Raiders to scoop him up. Jack Miller digs into what the star Georgia TE is capable of as a rookie.
Fantasy Fallout: Vikes Nab J.J. McCarthy
The Vikings drafted oft-scrutinized Michigan QB J.J. McCarthy with the 10th pick. McCarthy is a proven winner and posted efficient numbers as a Wolverine; Minnesota hopes that will translate to the NFL. Jack Miller details the fantasy implications of this pick.
Fantasy Fallout: Bears Draft Elite WR in Rome Odunze
The Bears weren’t done adding to their offense after they chose Caleb Williams. They then drafted Rome Odunze with their second first-round pick, creating a dangerous WR trio in Chicago. Jack Miller breaks down what it means for fantasy purposes.
