It happens to every fantasy football manager \u2014 you’re high on a player one day, then change your mind the next. That’s draft season! The folks at Yahoo Fantasy are no different \u2014 here are the players Matt Harmon, Chris Allen, Justin Boone and Scott Pianowski have changed their tunes on.<\/p>\n
[Join or create a Yahoo Fantasy Football league for the 2025 NFL season<\/a>]<\/p>\n Quarterback questions muddy the waters for star WR duo …<\/p>\n I\u2019ll hit the easy button here. Back in June and July, my plan was to be overweight on Rams players this season. The addition of Davante Adams was exactly what they needed to complete the offense as a vertical X-receiver who can win against man coverage. Puka Nacua graduated last year to become a Tier 1 wide receiver who is just scratching the surface of his potential.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n After a constant negative news cycle around Matthew Stafford\u2019s back injury, I\u2019m not entirely fading these Rams pass-catchers. Still, I\u2019m breaking ties in favor of other options in their respective tiers. The concern isn\u2019t whether Stafford can take the field in Week 1; it\u2019s more about his availability deeper into the season as a 37-year-old quarterback who could be in jeopardy after multiple games of punishment to the back. The Rams offense would likely be functional with Jimmy Garoppolo under center but it won\u2019t hit the ceiling needed for Nacua and Adams to pay off their bullish cases at ADP. \u2014 Matt Harmon<\/p>\n … But talent should win out for this young superstar pass-catcher<\/p>\n I\u2019m willing to admit I\u2019ve been double-counting the Giants\u2019 QB situation and pushing Malik Nabers down as a result. Nabers sits in a cluster of WR1s like Puka Nacua, Nico Collins, Brian Thomas Jr. and Amon-Ra St. Brown. But, on paper, New York\u2019s top receiver sticks out. His absurd 11.3 targets per game were almost three more than his \u201cpeers.\u201d He was also the only receiver out of the pack with over 40% of the air yards. And this was while catching passes from Daniel Jones, Tommy DeVito, and Drew Lock.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Admittedly, the combination of Russell Wilson and Jaxson Dart doesn\u2019t instill much confidence. But, with the bar for competency buried somewhere underneath MetLife Stadium, Wilson posting top-12 accuracy metrics in Pittsburgh is an improvement. Plus, Dart has at least been able to act the part of starting QB during the preseason<\/a>. Nabers\u2019 lingering toe and back injuries<\/a> do cast some doubt on his short- and long-term productivity. However, with a clean bill of health, I\u2019d place Nabers in the top six of receivers instead of just the top 10. \u2014 Chris Allen<\/p>\n New home, new fantasy potential<\/p>\n