D.J. Moore

Finally, the dust has settled, and we can start to take an early look at the 2018 fantasy football rookie rankings. Below are the top 10 rookie rankings for redraft purposes in point-per-reception leagues. As we get closer to camp and preseason nears, it's very likely this list changes, so be sure to follow my rankings on FantasyPros, and check back here on Fantrax for updates as we get closer to fantasy football draft season. Also, check back next week, as I'll dive into players 11-20 in the rookie rankings. 1. Saquon…

The first round of the NFL draft took place on Thursday night, and it lived up to the hype. For the first time in history, four quarterbacks were taken within the first 10 picks. Interestingly enough, all of the skill players chosen were taken either at the beginning of the round or toward the end. Time will tell which NFL franchises enhanced their long-term outlook, but what we really want to know is where these skill players fall in the 2018 fantasy football pecking order. With that in mind, let’s take a look at the…

We've reached critical mass. Prospects shooting their shot on how soon they'll be drafted. NFL GMs claiming that they're willing to trade out of the top 10. Analysts, both amateur and professional, building and tearing down straw men at a moment's notice. The league and its fans need the draft to come. Immediately.Part I looked at the first 10 prospects expected to go early in the draft. Part II continues our inspection of the incoming class with some guys that could go on Day Two or later. However, keep the focus of the…

Quarterbacks Draft Class Grade: A-Running Backs Draft Class Grade: A+Wide Receivers Draft Class Grade: C+Tight Ends Draft Class Grade: A-Tackles Draft Class Grade: CGuards-Centers Draft Class Grade: A-Defensive Tackles Draft Class Grade: B+Edge Defenders Draft Class Grade: B-Inside Linebackers Draft Class Grade: A-Safeties Draft Class Grade: BCornerbacks Draft Class Grade: C+Specialists Draft Class Grade: C+

It seemed like every week the teams from the NFC South were causing a ruckus. It started early with Adrian Peterson barking at head coach Sean Payton for playing time. His exit from the team was the catalyst for Alvin Kamara's emergence and the creation of "Boom and Zoom." The ruckus continued with the Kelvin Benjamin trade while Greg Olsen recovered from a foot injury suffered in Week 2. In his stead, rookie Christian McCaffrey and Devin Funchess began to show up in highlight reels running fake wheel routes. Julio Jones…