IDP Rankings for 2019 Fantasy Football [Updated!]

Gary Davenport breaks out his positional and overall IDP Rankings for Fantasy Football 2019.

Opening night is almost here. In just over a week, the Green Bay Packers will travel to Chicago to face the Bears in the season opener for the 2019 NFL campaign. With it will begin another season in IDP leagues, with high-end options like Bears linebacker Roquan Smith and Packers linebacker Blake Martinez taking the field.

With the big day so close, many IDP leagues have already drafted. But wise fantasy drafters wait as long as possible before drafting. That way, your team doesn’t get trashed when a big-name player like Los Angeles Chargers safety Derwin James goes down with a serious injury.

James isn’t the only fantasy-relevant defensive player who has gotten hurt in camp and the preseason, and injuries aren’t the only thing that has shaken up the IDP hierarchy—there have been camp battles that haven’t quite gone according to plan and even a surprise release or two.

Here’s a look at the top 75 defensive linemen, linebackers and defensive backs for the 2019 season, updated to reflect the latest injuries and preseason developments—and a top 100 overall.

I’m helpful like that.

NOTE: These IDP rankings are based on a fairly straight-forward setup. Scoring that leans toward tackle-heavy, with two starters at each of the three main positions and a “flex” spot or two.

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2019 IDP Rankings

If you use the overall top 100 as a “draft by numbers” blueprint, you won’t wind up with the worst IDP squad. But you won’t have the best, either. Scoring systems, positional requirements, and the flow of a draft are all important considerations. But if you’re on the fence about two players at different positions and one is 15 slots higher in the overall IDP rankings it can settle those ties quite nicely.

DEFENSIVE LINEMEN

The depth along the defensive front is better in 2019 than the last few years, thanks to an influx of young talent and a scheme switch or two. But the magic work on the defensive line remains scarcity.

In a 12-team league with a setup like this, the last few teams to select a second starter will be taking a risk of sorts. It’s advisable to be aggressive on the defensive line. Drafting at least one top-10 option is a necessity. Drafting a top-eight guy is better. Top-five is better still.

And more years than not I try to secure the services of two dependable, top-15 starters.

For the most part, the defensive linemen have been unable to avoid any calamitous developments. But there are a couple DL2 of note staring at an uncertain start to the 2019 season.

In Houston, edge-rusher Jadeveon Clowney still has yet to sign his franchise tender, and there’s growing sentiment that once he does the Texans will trade the first overall pick in the 2014 NFL draft. I haven’t dropped Clowney in my rankings because I still fully expect him to be on the field for Week 1. However, depending on where Clowney’s playing, he could move up or down a spot or three.

The No. 2 overall pick in this year’s draft isn’t going anywhere—and that’s the problem. After spraining his ankle earlier this month, San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa has been declared “%0/50” for Week 1. Bosa’s about as NFL-ready as prospects get at his position, but between the missed practice reps and his shaky Week 1 status Bosa has fallen just outside DL2 territory in 12-team IDP leagues.

LINEBACKERS

In the vast majority of IDP scoring systems, the linebacker position forms the backbone of defensive lineups. They’re both the highest and most consistent scorers.

They’re the running backs of IDP—if this was 2009.

At least two of your first three defensive picks should be linebackers. In a format with “flex” positions you can bump that to three of the first four—you’re most likely going to want to flex a linebacker.

Nine times out of 10, I’ll have all my starting linebackers and defensive linemen before I consider drafting a defensive back—and as often as not I’ll have a reserve or two.

The linebacker position took a bit of a beating in the preseason, with a pair of weekly starters going down with major injuries. Avery Williamson of the Jets is done for the season after tearing his ACL, while Jarrad Davis of the Lions suffered a high ankle sprain that will likely sideline him until October at least. As if that weren’t bad enough, the replacements for both players aren’t especially clear, and it’s possible that both Detroit and New York will employ a rotation.

Some minor injuries have also clouded uncertain situations in places like Baltimore and Washington. It looked like Chris Board had won the right to start next to Patrick Onwuasor, but a concussion muddied the waters and offered youngster Kenny Young another opportunity to make his case. Shaun Dion Hamilton is similarly nicked up for the Redskins, and while I still have the youngster ranked higher than journeyman Jon Bostic, both are in the same tier and it’s Bostic who holds the most short-term value.

A case can be made for avoiding these muddied situations altogether where possible. Focus instead on low-end starters with clearer roles, like Cincinnati’s Preston Brown, Buffalo’s Matt Milano and Seattle’s K.J. Wright.

DEFENSIVE BACKS

Defensive backs are two things—plentiful and unpredictable.

The depth at the defensive back spot dwarfs that of the other two positions. There will be startable matchup options available on the waiver wire well into the regular season.

There are going to be top-10 defensive backs who fall flat on their faces in 2019. And defensive backs ranked outside the top-40 (like Shawn Williams in 2018) who come from nowhere to post a big stat line.

It happens every single year.

The smart play at defensive back is patience. Let your league-mates reach for guys like Jamal Adams while you solidify your defensive line and linebackers. Then go for upside options in the later rounds.

If they work out, great. If they don’t, those matchup options will be waiting on the waiver wire.

There’s always volatility galore among the defensive backs, and the poster child for that volatility in 2019 is Minkah Fitzpatrick of the Miami Dolphins.

Entering the offseason, it looked like Fitzpatrick might be set to primarily play cornerback in 2019. Then injuries forced the second-year pro into a role as the team’s box safety. Now, after the somewhat surprising release of veteran T.J. McDonald, it appears that Fitzpatrick will move back to free safety while veteran (and one-time IDP stalwart) Reshad Jones slots at strong safety.

It’s a boost to Fitzpatrick’s IDP value, and there should be opportunities to produce at the back of a bad Miami defense. The constant musical chairs at safety for the team and Jones’ awful 2018 makes it hard to trust either Jones or Fitzpatrick as more than a late speculative pick though.

In Green Bay, former second-round pick Josh Jones was shown the door, opening up a real chance at significant snaps for rookie Darnell Savage. If the youngster from Maryland can stay on the field and plays to his potential Savage has a puncher’s chance at finishing 2019 as the top rookie defensive back, although my money’s still on Adrian Amos as the safety to own in IDP leagues in Titletown this year.

Overall
DL
LB
DB

Rnk	Player	Pos.	Team	Tier
1	Darius Leonard	OLB	IND	1
2	Bobby Wagner	ILB	SEA	1
3	Luke Kuechly	ILB	CAR	1
4	Deion Jones	ILB	ATL	1
5	Blake Martinez	ILB	GBP	1
6	Aaron Donald	DT	LAR	1
7	Leighton Vander Esch	OLB	DAL	1
8	J.J. Watt	DE	HOU	1
9	Roquan Smith	ILB	CHI	2
10	Jamal Adams	S	NYJ	2
11	Myles Garrett	DE	CLE	2
12	Cory Littleton	ILB	LAR	2
13	Tremaine Edmunds	ILB	BUF	2
14	Lavonte David	OLB	TBB	2
15	Landon Collins	S	WAS	2
16	C.J. Mosley	ILB	NYJ	2
17	Joe Schobert	ILB	CLE	2
18	Joey Bosa	DE	LAC	2
19	Derwin James	S	LAC	2
20	Jaylon Smith	ILB	DAL	2
21	Danielle Hunter	DE	MIN	2
22	Keanu Neal	S	ATL	2
23	Christian Kirksey	OLB	CLE	3
24	John Johnson	S	LAR	3
25	Cameron Jordan	DE	NOS	3
26	Kwon Alexander	OLB	SFO	3
27	Budda Baker	S	ARZ	3
28	Devin White	ILB	TBB	3
29	Calais Campbell	DE	JAX	3
30	Shawn Williams	S	CIN	3
31	Danny Trevathan	ILB	CHI	3
32	Zach Cunningham	ILB	HOU	3
33	Demarcus Lawrence	DE	DAL	3
34	DeForest Buckner	DT	SFO	4
35	Khalil Mack	OLB	CHI	4
36	Melvin Ingram	DE	LAC	4
37	Jordan Poyer	S	BUF	4
38	Demario Davis	OLB	NOS	4
39	Frank Clark	DE	KCC	4
40	Carlos Dunlap	DE	CIN	4
41	Zach Brown	ILB	PHI	4
42	Devin Bush	ILB	PIT	4
43	Jayon Brown	ILB	TEN	4
44	Justin Reid	S	HOU	4
45	Myles Jack	ILB	JAX	4
46	Akiem Hicks	DE	CHI	4
47	Kiko Alonso	OLB	MIA	4
48	Jarrad Davis	ILB	DET	5
49	Chris Jones	DT	KCC	5
50	Olivier Vernon	DE	CLE	5
51	Fred Warner	ILB	SFO	5
52	Trey Flowers	DE	DET	5
53	Nick Vigil	OLB	CIN	5
54	Jadeveon Clowney	DE	HOU	5
55	Anthony Hitchens	ILB	KCC	5
56	Everson Griffen	DE	MIN	5
57	Kevin Byard	S	TEN	5
58	Alec Ogletree	ILB	NYG	5
59	Jessie Bates	S	CIN	5
60	Dee Ford	DE	KCC	6
61	Avery Williamson	ILB	NYJ	6
62	Antoine Bethea	S	NYG	6
63	Harrison Smith	S	MIN	6
64	Bradley McDougald	S	SEA	6
65	Cameron Heyward	DE	PIT	6
66	Eric Kendricks	ILB	MIN	6
67	Clayton Geathers	S	IND	6
68	Damon Harrison	DT	DET	6
69	Justin Houston	DE	IND	6
70	Ha Ha Clinton-Dix	S	CHI	6
71	Tyrann Mathieu	S	KCC	6
72	Jamie Collins	OLB	NEP	6
73	Jabaal Sheard	DE	IND	6
74	Jordan Hicks	ILB	ARZ	7
75	Kareem Jackson	CB	DEN	7
76	Tahir Whitehead	OLB	OAK	7
77	Jurrell Casey	DE	TEN	7
78	Nick Bosa	DE	SFO	6
79	Justin Evans	S	TBB	7
80	Michael Bennett	DE	NEP	7
81	T.J. Watt	OLB	PIT	7
82	Nigel Bradham	OLB	PHI	7
83	Reshad Jones	S	MIA	7
84	Jerome Baker	OLB	MIA	7
85	Vontaze Burfict	OLB	OAK	7
86	Sam Hubbard	DE	CIN	7
87	Anthony Walker	ILB	IND	8
88	Damarious Randall	S	CLE	8
89	Von Miller	OLB	DEN	8
90	Denzel Perryman	ILB	LAC	8
91	Benardrick McKinney	ILB	HOU	8
92	Adrian Amos	S	GBP	8
93	Shaun Dion Hamilton	ILB	WAS	8
94	Jonathan Allen	DE	WAS	8
95	Johnathan Abram	S	OAK	8
96	Wesley Woodyard	ILB	TEN	8
97	Chandler Jones	OLB	ARZ	8
98	Fletcher Cox	DT.	PHI	8
99	K.J. Wright	OLB	SEA	8
100	Ronnie Harrison	S	JAX	8

Rnk	Player	Pos.	Team	Tier
1	Aaron Donald	DT	LAR	1
2	J.J. Watt	DE	HOU	1
3	Myles Garrett	DE	CLE	1
4	Joey Bosa	DE	LAC	1
5	Danielle Hunter	DE	MIN	1
6	Cameron Jordan	DE	NOS	2
7	Calais Campbell	DE	JAX	2
8	Demarcus Lawrence	DE	DAL	2
9	DeForest Buckner	DT	SFO	2
10	Melvin Ingram	DE	LAC	2
11	Frank Clark	DE	KCC	2
12	Carlos Dunlap	DE	CIN	3
13	Akiem Hicks	DE	CHI	3
14	Chris Jones	DT	KCC	3
15	Olivier Vernon	DE	CLE	3
16	Trey Flowers	DE	DET	3
17	Jadeveon Clowney	DE	HOU	3
18	Everson Griffen	DE	MIN	4
19	Dee Ford	DE	KCC	4
20	Cameron Heyward	DE	PIT	4
21	Damon Harrison	DT	DET	4
22	Justin Houston	DE	IND	4
23	Jabaal Sheard	DE	IND	4
24	Jurrell Casey	DE	TEN	5
25	Nick Bosa	DE	SFO	5
26	Michael Bennett	DE	NEP	5
27	Sam Hubbard	DE	CIN	5
28	Jonathan Allen	DE	WAS	5
29	Fletcher Cox	DT.	PHI	5
30	Kenny Clark	DT	GBP	5
31	Derek Barnett	DE	PHI	5
32	Marcus Davenport	DE	NOS	5
33	Mario Addison	DE	CAR	5
34	Yannick Ngakoue	DE	JAX	5
35	Jerry Hughes	DE	BUF	6
36	Geno Atkins	DT	CIN	6
37	Ed Oliver	DT	BUF	6
38	Brandon Graham	DE	PHI	6
39	Quinnen Williams	DT	NYJ	6
40	Denico Autry	DT	IND	6
41	Clelin Ferrell	DE	OAK	6
42	Stephon Tuitt	DE	PIT	6
43	Leonard Williams	DE	NYJ	6
44	Gerald McCoy	DT	CAR	6
45	Josh Allen	DE	JAX	6
46	Linval Joseph	DT	MIN	7
47	Ezekiel Ansah	DE	SEA	7
48	Brian Burns	DE	CAR	7
49	Carl Nassib	DE	TBB	7
50	Da'Ron Payne	DT	WAS	7
51	Emmanuel Ogbah	DE	KCC	7
52	L.J. Collier	DE	SEA	7
53	B.J. Hill	DT	NYG	7
54	Henry Anderson	DE	NYJ	7
55	Sheldon Richardson	DT	CLE	7
56	Grady Jarrett	DT	ATL	7
57	Bruce Irvin	DE	CAR	7
58	Kawann Short	DT	CAR	8
59	Malik Jackson	DT	PHI	8
60	Jason Pierre-Paul	DE	TBB	8
61	Chase Winovich	DE	NEP	8
62	Sheldon Rankins	DT	NOS	8
63	Robert Quinn	DE	DAL	8
64	DaShawn Hand	DT	DET	8
65	Jerry Tillery	DT	LAC	8
66	Margus Hunt	DT	IND	8
67	Arik Armstead	DT	SFO	8
68	Jarran Reed	DT	SEA	8
69	Trent Murphy	DE	BUF	8
70	Vita Vea	DT	TBB	8
71	Maurice Hurst	DT	OAK	8
72	Rashan Gary	DE	GBP	8
73	Charles Harris	DE	MIA	8
74	Christian Wilkins	DT	MIA	8
75	Larry Ogunjobi	DT	CLE	8

Rnk	Player	Pos.	Team	Tier
1	Darius Leonard	OLB	IND	1
2	Bobby Wagner	ILB	SEA	1
3	Luke Kuechly	ILB	CAR	1
4	Deion Jones	ILB	ATL	1
5	Blake Martinez	ILB	GBP	1
6	Leighton Vander Esch	OLB	DAL	2
7	Roquan Smith	ILB	CHI	2
8	Cory Littleton	ILB	LAR	2
9	Tremaine Edmunds	ILB	BUF	2
10	Lavonte David	OLB	TBB	2
11	C.J. Mosley	ILB	NYJ	2
12	Joe Schobert	ILB	CLE	2
13	Jaylon Smith	ILB	DAL	3
14	Christian Kirksey	OLB	CLE	3
15	Devin White	ILB	TBB	3
16	Kwon Alexander	OLB	SFO	3
17	Zach Cunningham	ILB	HOU	3
18	Danny Trevathan	ILB	CHI	3
19	Khalil Mack	OLB	CHI	4
20	Demario Davis	OLB	NOS	4
21	Zach Brown	ILB	PHI	4
22	Devin Bush	ILB	PIT	4
23	Jayon Brown	ILB	TEN	4
24	Myles Jack	ILB	JAX	4
25	Kiko Alonso	OLB	MIA	4
26	Jarrad Davis	ILB	DET	4
27	Anthony Hitchens	ILB	KCC	4
28	Fred Warner	ILB	SFO	4
29	Nick Vigil	OLB	CIN	5
30	Alec Ogletree	ILB	NYG	5
31	Eric Kendricks	ILB	MIN	5
32	Jamie Collins	OLB	NEP	5
33	Jordan Hicks	ILB	ARZ	5
34	Tahir Whitehead	OLB	OAK	6
35	T.J. Watt	OLB	PIT	6
36	Nigel Bradham	OLB	PHI	6
37	Vontaze Burfict	OLB	OAK	6
38	Jerome Baker	OLB	MIA	6
39	Anthony Walker	ILB	IND	6
40	Von Miller	OLB	DEN	6
41	Denzel Perryman	ILB	LAC	6
42	Benardrick McKinney	ILB	HOU	6
43	Shaun Dion Hamilton	ILB	WAS	6
44	Wesley Woodyard	ILB	TEN	6
45	Chandler Jones	OLB	ARZ	6
46	K.J. Wright	OLB	SEA	6
47	Kyle Van Noy	ILB	NEP	7
48	Shaq Thompson	OLB	CAR	7
49	Todd Davis	ILB	DEN	7
50	Rashaan Evans	ILB	TEN	7
51	Preston Brown	ILB	CIN	7
52	Matt Milano	OLB	BUF	7
53	Mark Barron	ILB	PIT	7
54	Patrick Onwuasor	ILB	BAL	7
55	Bradley Chubb	OLB	DEN	7
56	Jatavis Brown	OLB	LAC	7
57	Sam Eguavoen	OLB	MIA	7
58	Reggie Ragland	ILB	KCC	7
59	Jon Bostic	ILB	WAS	7
60	De'Vondre Campbell	OLB	ATL	8
61	Haason Reddick	ILB	ARZ	8
62	Jermaine Pratt	OLB	CIN	8
63	Anthony Barr	OLB	MIN	8
64	Jahlani Tavai	ILB	DET	8
65	Neville Hewitt	ILB	NYJ	8
66	Raekwon McMillan	ILB	MIA	8
67	Brandon Marshall	ILB	OAK	8
68	Vince Williams	ILB	PIT	9
69	Dont'a Hightower	OLB	NEP	9
70	Quincy Williams	OLB	JAX	9
71	Thomas Davis	OLB	LAC	9
72	Lorenzo Alexander	OLB	BUF	9
73	Oren Burks	ILB	GBP	9
74	Kenny Young	ILB	BAL	9
75	Deone Bucannon	ILB	TBB	9

Rnk	Name	Pos.	Team	Tier
1	Jamal Adams	S	NYJ	1
2	Landon Collins	S	WAS	1
3	Keanu Neal	S	ATL	1
4	John Johnson	S	LAR	1
5	Budda Baker	S	ARZ	1
6	Shawn Williams	S	CIN	2
7	Jordan Poyer	S	BUF	2
8	Justin Reid	S	HOU	2
9	Kevin Byard	S	TEN	3
10	Jessie Bates	S	CIN	3
11	Antoine Bethea	S	NYG	3
12	Harrison Smith	S	MIN	2
13	Bradley McDougald	S	SEA	3
14	Clayton Geathers	S	IND	3
15	Ha Ha Clinton-Dix	S	CHI	3
16	Tyrann Mathieu	S	KCC	3
17	Kareem Jackson	S	DEN	3
18	Reshad Jones	S	MIA	4
19	Damarious Randall	S	CLE	4
20	Adrian Amos	S	GBP	4
21	Johnathan Abram	S	OAK	4
22	Ronnie Harrison	S	JAX	4
23	Morgan Burnett	S	CLE	4
24	Kenny Vaccaro	S	TEN	4
25	Earl Thomas	S	BAL	4
26	Malcolm Jenkins	S	PHI	4
27	Justin Simmons	S	DEN	4
28	D.J. Swearinger	S	ARZ	4
29	Sean Davis	S	PIT	5
30	Micah Hyde	S	BUF	5
31	Vonn Bell	S	NOS	5
32	Eric Reid	S	CAR	5
33	Donte Jackson	CB	CAR	5
34	Quandre Diggs	S	DET	5
35	Minkah Fitzpatrick	S	MIA	5
36	Marcus Maye	S	NYJ	5
37	Jaquiski Tartt	S	SFO	5
38	Justin Evans	S	TBB	5
39	Terrell Edmunds	S	PIT	5
40	Eric Weddle	S	LAR	5
41	Kyle Fuller	CB	CHI	6
42	Eddie Jackson	S	CHI	6
43	Devin McCourty	S	NEP	6
44	Jaire Alexander	CB	GBP	6
45	Tony Jefferson	S	BAL	6
46	Jabrill Peppers	S	NYG	6
47	Darnell Savage	S	GBP	6
48	Bashaud Breeland	CB	WAS	7
49	Jordan Whitehead	S	TBB	7
50	Jalen Mills	CB	PHI	7
51	James Bradberry	CB	CAR	7
52	Ronald Darby	CB	PHI	7
53	Malik Hooker	S	IND	7
54	Eli Apple	CB	NOS	7
55	Logan Ryan	CB	TEN	7
56	Marshon Lattimore	CB	NOS	7
57	Juan Thornhill	S	KCC	7
58	Kendall Fuller	CB	KCC	7
59	Terrance Mitchell	CB	CLE	7
60	Adrian Phillips	S	LAC	8
61	Jalen Ramsey	CB	JAX	8
62	Rodney McLeod	S	PHI	8
63	Quinton Dunbar	CB	WAS	8
64	Jahleel Addae	S	HOU	8
65	Tre Flowers	CB	SEA	8
66	Desmond King	CB	LAC	8
67	Robert Alford	CB	ARZ	8
68	Nasir Adderley	S	LAC	8
69	Kenny Moore	CB	IND	8
70	Byron Jones	CB	DAL	8
71	Prince Amukamara	CB	CHI	8
72	Damontae Kazee	CB	ATL	8
73	Steven Nelson	CB	PIT	8
74	Pierre Desir	CB	IND	8
75	Xavier Woods	S	DAL	8

Are you onboard with Gary’s 2019 IDP Rankings? If so you should check out his full archive for more great rankings and analysis.

A member of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association and Pro Football Writers of America who resides in Columbus, Ohio, Gary Davenport has been featured on a number of fantasy websites and in nationally circulated publications, including the USA Today Fantasy Football Preview and the magazines distributed by Fantasy Sports Publications Inc., for whom Gary is both a contributing author and associate editor. Gary is an eight-time FSWA Award finalist and two-time winner who has been a finalist for that organization’s Fantasy Football Writer of the Year award each of the last three years. He won the honor in 2017. Gary also appears regularly on Sirius XM Radio (including live from Radio Row at Super Bowl XLIX) and over-the-air stations across the country. He knows football. Or so he’s heard.

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13 Comments

Gregory Francesca says 5 years ago
Is Devin Bush worth starting? Pitt makes him backup to Barron? Outlook on ROS?
Shayne Donohue says 5 years ago
Pick one. Why? Thanks
Hamilton, Shaun Dion LB WAS or Haason Reddick LB ARI
1. Gary Davenport says 5 years ago
  That’s a relatively close call. Both are essentially dart throws. Reddick’s a bit more proven and his role is a little more certain, but Dion Hamilton’s ceiling is higher. I tend to go for the upside with guys like that.
Your Uncle Dodge says 5 years ago
Jahlani Tavai is the dot-wearing MLB in Detroit.
Shayne Donohue says 5 years ago
Thanks Gary. I’m thinking of trading away Khalil Mack as he got moved to LB in my league and I already have Trevathan (Bears), A. Hitchens (KC) and Onwuasor (Balt.) at LB. Thoughts?
You have three Bears LBs ranked in the top 19 LBs here. That doesn’t seem practical to me. There can’t be that many tackles to go around at one position on one team. Why is Onwuasor ranked so low after being named the signal caller on defense?
Thanks! Keep up the great work. I appreciate your content and feedback.
1. Gary Davenport says 5 years ago
  Mack’s ranking is more about his ability to make big plays than rack up tackles. Being a signal-caller doesn’t automatically equate to IDP studliness–I’m not sold on Peanut as a talent. So far as Tavai goes, his fantasy relevance could have an expiration date once Davis’ ankle heals.
Jeff says 5 years ago
In an IDP dynasty keeper league. But this league starts 6 offensive players and 6 defensive players. You start 2 LB 2DL 2DB. Of my 5 keepers I kept 4 offensive players and 1 defensive Lavonte David. Since a keeper league some players are gone. If you had first pick and JJ watt Joey Bosa Bobby Wagner and Deon Jones are there who would you take keeping in mind you have David. Thanks for the advice.
1. Gary Davenport says 5 years ago
  Might be tempted to go with Watt. Toss-up between him and Wagner. Can’t go wrong either way.
Jeff Smith says 5 years ago
What scoring format are you basing these on? I am setting up IDP for the first time in our league and a unsure of the best scoring.
Doug says 5 years ago
No Rashaan Evans?
Mike C says 5 years ago
Where is Panthers Safety Eric Reid on the list of DBs? Thanks
John kiz says 5 years ago
Devin white and ESPECIALLY Devin bush are too low on this list.
Dustin Parker Anderson says 5 years ago
Dee Ford is with San Francisco now.

IDP Rankings for 2019 Fantasy Football [Updated!]

2019 IDP Rankings

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