Three League Winners to Draft this Season
We have now entered the dead area of the fantasy sports season. For the next two months, the only sport on is baseball. So while we start transitioning into the fantasy football season, we are going to be posting more and more fantasy football articles. Today's article will feature three players that will win you your league this season. You may ask, "Why should I trust this random guy?" Well to find the answer to that you will have to go back to last season, where our one league winner was Brian Thomas Jr.
The first league winner that you have to draft in this upcoming fantasy football season is Colston Loveland of the Chicago Bears. The Bears will look to run a mainly passing attack this season while hoping for the sophomore leap of Caleb Williams, and with that you can expect for Loveland to get a ton of targets. He is coming off as the 17th tight end off the board in mock drafts, which we think is just straight blasphemy. With the Bears passing attack combined with how good of a pass catcher Loveland is and the weaker tight end competition that he has, expect Colston Loveland to finish the season as a top five tight end in fantasy football.
The second league winner for this fantasy football season is Davante Adams. Adams is an exception in the fact that most players at his age would start to decline in production, but we don't see that from Adams. He did start off slow last season, but once he got paired up with Aaron Rodgers, the impact was seen as he was the WR6 in the weeks that he was paired with Rodgers. In the offseason he signed with the Los Angeles Rams, and with an even better quarterback of Matthew Stafford, it is going to be fun to see what Davante Adams will do. He is going as the nineteenth wide receiver in mock drafts and if he performs this year like he performed at the end of last season, that would be an absolute steal.
The final league winner that you have to draft this year in fantasy football is James Conner. It amazed me when I saw that James Conner is being drafted as the 20th running back in mock drafts. He was a top ten running back in PPR leagues last year, and also played a career high 16 games. Health has always been an issue with Conner, but if he can stay healthy like he did last year, all of your league mates will be wishing they took James Conner as the 20th running back in fantasy football drafts.