2019 Post-Draft Rankings (Fantasy Football)

Well, folks, the time has come to re-evaluate NFL teams and their brand new toys. While the majority of my ranking will stay the same, we will update the list as the season progress. For now, this should help the newest Fantasy Football players with their drafting choices. Here are the 2019 Post-Draft Rankings.

Remember when drafting to keep up with your players before and after drafting especially during the preseason sometimes due to injury and sometimes due to the lower production they may be bumped back for a rookie upgrade.

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Another tip to keep in mind, a player’s fantasy value can go up or down, certainly due to injuries, but also due to their situation. Many players can be subjected to trade, such as Golden Tate who went from the Lions to the Eagles last season. Say a player like Drew Brees goes down and the next up is Teddy Bridgewater. Let’s say then the Wide Receivers in New Orleans that normally would be handcuffed to Brees will see their value go down, and should Bridgewater not perform like the Future Hall of Famer, then they will drop even further.

I understand that this is repetitive but there are different factors in each person.  Should a Future HoFer go down and an understudy comes up then even if they are a top tier receiver their value will drop significantly but say a Tier 4 QB goes down and the next up is better than they are then the value of every offensive weapon will go up.  It’s a give and pull.

Without further delay, he are the Post-Draft Rankings.

Top 30 Quarterbacks

Top 40 Running Backs

Top 40 Wide Receivers

Top 30 Tight Ends

Top 30 Defenses

Top 30 Kickers

Well, there you have it, folks, the full fantasy rankings.  The people with stars next to their name are something to keep an eye out for.  One * means they will possibly be retiring or have an injury currently known.  Two ** means they are a free agent and have plans on signing with a new team.  For the kickers, I would pay attention to these gentlemen.  With each new development keep an eye out for tweets about updates on these players.

Thank you for reading the 2019 Post-Draft Rankings. Evidently, only veteran players were included on this list. For analysis on the incoming rookies, check out other fantasy articles on Full Press Coverage.

– Alessandro Senatore is a writer for Full Press Coverage. He covers the NFL. Like and follow on Follow @AMS1928 Follow @FPC_NFL and Facebook.

– Kyle Senra is the managing editor for the Full Press Fantasy Sports. He covers the NFL. Like and follow on Follow @nyama_ks Follow @FPC_FF and Facebook.