Lance Leach

Dallas Goedert: From weeks 14-16 (the three weeks that Hurts threw the ball 30 or more times) Goedert averaged 3.7 receptions, 40 yards and no touchdowns. Maybe with a full offseason working together as QB1 and TE1 they’ll figure out their rapport and things will improve. Or maybe

Kenny Golladay: Daniel Jones is not Matthew Stafford. That’s the big reason I would pump the breaks on Golladay. Over the last few years Golladay has been selected in the first five rounds. This year I’d push him more toward the 7th-9th round range just in case Jones

David Montgomery: Is no one else concerned for Montgomery since Matt Nagy announced he would be taking play-calling duties back over? During the start of last season with Nagy calling plays Montgomery never eclipsed 90 yards rushing, averaged under 4 YPC in 6 out of the 9 games, and only

Matthew Stafford: There are a lot of people who already want to throw his name into the MVP talks because he’s now on a competitive team and he has a good coach and it’s Stafford. I get it, but let’s pump the brakes a little. This is

Top: Cleveland Browns I’m not going to tout Jadeveon Clowney here because personally I think he is way overhyped for really no reason. No, the Browns are in this section because of their other offseason moves. They snagged John Johnson, Troy Hill and Greg Newsome II to make big

Top: Joey Slye (Carolina) I like the Darnold move by the Panthers, but it’s the Terrace Marshall, Chuba Hubbard and Tommy Tremble rookie additions that I think will help push Carolina’s offense up a level. Last year Slye was just on the outside looking in, this year he