These numbers don’t wow me, to say the least, but they do tell me that the talent is there and he hasn’t scratched the surface of his potential. The past season Smith finished 30th in PPR among WRs with 104 Targets, 64 Receptions, and only 5 Tds. DeVonta SmithĭeVonta Smith is s stud WR and one of the best from the 2021 NFL draft. Recency bias will push Wilson down in the rankings and you can get him for a steal this year. Note in 2019 Wilson finished 3rd amongst QB in points and 6th in points in 2020. I feel he still has a few good years left in him and will produce on a high fantasy football level. There is talk about his not being in Seattle so his landing spot could play a factor in his production.
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I would consider this a down year compared to his 4000 plus passing yard average and he should have a solid bounce back this year. Yes, he had a down year last year and finished 15th amongst QBs in fantasy points and only passed for 3113 yards. Russell Wilson has been a solid fantasy football contributor for years, and I don’t expect 2022 to be any different. I would draft him as part of my robust RB strategy as my 3rd or 4th running back. He is young and talented and at the time of the article should be the main workhorse RB on the Jets. I like the upside and I am sure the value in fantasy football drafts will be insane.
I would say that there is no way but up for the Jets and Carter this upcoming season. The main drawback to Michael Carter is that he is on the New York Jets, and that offense is suspect, to say the least. While it wasn’t over the top impressive, Carter finished 29th amongst RBs in PPR Fantasy points with 154.4. He was a solid factor in the receiving game seeing 55 targets and catching 36 of them. Last year Carter lead the team in rushing attempts with 147, rushed for 639 yards and 4 TDs. This 2022 should see him take a step up in production. Michael Carter was a sleeper last year and I told you this in my 16 Rounds Draft solution. Things may change this year as well if Aaron Rodgers doesn’t come back.
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Personally, I feel that AJ Dillon should be the full workhorse RB and the Packers should draft a solid rookie backup. You should however note that Dillon caught 34 out of his 37 targets out of the backfield and accumulated 313 receiving yards and 2 receiving TDs. The advantage to keeping Jones around is because of the receiving game out of the backfield. I would like to see Dillon take the entire job next year and have the Packers move away from the aging Aaron Jones. He ended the season with more rushing attempts (187) compared to Jones (171). AJ Dillon quietly took over the starting job in Green Bay. This is a no-brainer for me when I am looking at RB sleepers.
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