Michael Fabiano

2 days ago | si.com | Michael Fabiano

Chris Godwin is coming off what might have been his best statistical season. In his first seven games, he ranked second in fantasy points among wide receivers and was on pace for 334.7 points. That would have ranked him behind only Ja’Marr Chase in 2025. It also would have been Godwin’s highest fantasy career point total by nearly 60 points. Unfortunately, Godwin suffered a gruesome ankle injury in Week 7 and was lost for the rest of the season.

2 days ago | si.com | Michael Fabiano

Marvin Harrison Jr. was one of my favorite rookie breakout candidates last season. You win some, you lose some. While he did show flashes of fantasy brilliance, like his 130-yard, two-touchdown, 29-point performance against the Rams in Week 2, MHJ failed to meet expectations overall with a WR30 finish. What’s more, he was statistically blown away by fellow rookies Brian Thomas Jr. (WR4), Malik Nabers (WR6) and Ladd McConkey (WR12).

2 days ago | si.com | Michael Fabiano

Davante Adams has been one of the top wide receivers in fantasy football for nearly a decade. He’s produced more than 300 fantasy points four times in his career, and he’s scored double-digit touchdowns six times in the last nine seasons. In his age-31 season, Adams finished 11th in fantasy points among wide receivers between Las Vegas and New York, and he did it even though he missed three games with an “injured hamstring.” (Some would say he just wanted out of Sin City.

4 days ago | si.com | Michael Fabiano

Tyreek Hill has long been a fantasy football superstar between his time in Kansas City and Miami. That made it even more shocking when he failed to produce at a high level this past season. The veteran fell short of the 1,000-yard receiving mark for the first time since 2019 when he missed four games, and his 12.8 point-per-game average was a career worst. Part of his statistical decline had to do with the absence of Tua Tagovailoa, who missed six games due to injury.

4 days ago | si.com | Michael Fabiano

Isiah Pacheco was a highly regarded running back heading into 2024 fantasy football drafts. After all, he was coming off a 2023 campaign that saw him post career highs across the board, including 213.9 fantasy points. That was good enough for him to finish 15th among running backs, and his 15.3 points-per-game average made him a high-end No. 2 fantasy runner. Pacheco had a fast start to last year, scoring 15.8 and 16.1 fantasy points in his first two games.