Each year, heading into draft season, we start to settle upon players we love and players we hate, relative to ADP. This article will dive into the latter portion, my fantasy football fades. We never like to see players perform poorly, but we also need to identify players that look to be in disadvantageous situations. These are players that I won\u2019t have on many of my teams this season if any at all.<\/p>\n
Before we get into these fantasy football fades, I want to preface this by saying that all of these are relative to ADP. Of course, if any of them slip a few rounds, I\u2019ll take a chance on them but that rarely happens. These are all based on Fantasypros PPR ADP data as of this writing.<\/p>\n
Devin Singletary is perhaps my the top of my fantasy football fades in 2020. It all comes down to how many \u201chigh value\u201d touches he sees in 2020 and I\u2019m not expecting very many. High-value touches I consider receptions and touches in the red zone. Singletary saw a decent amount of pass-game usage once he took over as the lead back, however, he was ranked as the 4th<\/sup> worst running back in the league according to Football Outsider\u2019s DVOA rating.<\/p>\n In comes rookie Zack Moss<\/strong><\/a>, who was a great receiver in college. He\u2019s also a much bigger and more bruising back, built better for a goal-line role. Quarterback, Josh Allen<\/a><\/strong> checked down to the running back at the lowest rate in the NFL in 2019 and is also a big threat to vulture touchdowns as well. With Zack Moss and Josh Allen both around, I don\u2019t see Singletary returning great value at his current ADP of 49th<\/sup> overall. He\u2019s going ahead of players like DJ Chark<\/a><\/strong>, Tyler Lockett<\/a><\/strong>, and Kareem Hunt<\/a><\/strong>, all of whom I would rather draft.<\/p>\n The Singletary truthers gonna hate me for this one but \ud83e\udd37\u200d\u2642\ufe0f #FantasyFootball<\/a> @MyFantasyLeague<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/yGOtw4oST4<\/a><\/p>\n — \u2734\ufe0fRob Norton\u2734\ufe0f (@norton0723) July 25, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n