There are fears of a split with Michael Carter, and they’re fair, but Carter split time in college with Javonte Williams as a definitive, complementary productive 1B and I expect the same breakdown here. For all the hand-wringing about the Jets’ plurality of options on offense and how that could affect his usage, the lead running back (and he will be the lead running back sooner rather than later) on a team that might be able score but not play a lick of defense is a huge asset before you consider his considerable running skills, which have been favorably compared to those of Jonathan Taylor. That made Hall the 1.1 by a decent margin. I was already set to leapfrog the running backs above Malik Willis, then the NFL Draft came along and pushed Willis even further down the list. This is just one man’s collection of thoughts, liable to change at any moment. If that’s not your bag, simply adjust the numbers in your head. If this list is geared in any particular way, it’s toward teams that are not necessarily competing this year but plan to in another season’s time, which gives the running backs and quarterbacks a little bit more time to get seasoning. A team competing soon, while unlikely to be picking high, will have different needs than one competing later on, and past the middle of the second round anyway pretty much everyone is interchangeable, to a point. But it’s important to note that one size does not fit all. All of which leads to some major changes from my previous rankings, especially at the top. Therefore, think of these as a starting point that you can build your opinions on as you go through your own dynasty league season.The NFL Draft is out of the way, and we finally have some context for rookie drafts. These Dynasty Superflex and 1QB Rankings are meant to be a reference and are not meant to be used for direct trading of one player for another. If you are preparing for your rookie draft, our 2021 Rookie Rankings will give you a comprehensive breakdown of the top 20. These rankings will be updated throughout the summer based on the latest news and reports coming out of training camp. Please note: On mobile devices, these rankings are best viewed in landscape mode. As injury and contract news comes in, we will be updating our rankings to make sure you are covered. Don’t forget to reset them to clear your board and start from the beginning. If you need to search for players or teams, you can do so using our filters below. Below, you can sort the dynasty rankings by league type, position, and rank, both overall and at the position. These rankings were last updated on June 10, 2021. 2021 Dynasty Superflex and 1QB PPR Fantasy Rankings It shouldn’t take long for Chase and Burrow to pick up where they left off in Baton Rouge. The Bengals have a whopping 195 available targets entering the 2021 season. Chase was the most productive receiver on an LSU Tigers team that also included wide receiver Justin Jefferson. He set SEC records during the 2019 season with 84 receptions and 1,780 receiving yards. The last time he was on the football field, Chase was catching passes from current Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. Ja’Marr Chase opted out of last season to begin preparation for his NFL career. Metcalf’s trajectory should continue to trend up in dynasty formats, especially with quarterback Russell Wilson still under center in Seattle.
The 23-year-old’s WR1 performances last season were week-winning. Metcalf finished as a WR2 or better in 50% of his games in PPR formats last season. He averaged 8.1 targets, 5.2 receptions, and 81.4 receiving yards per game in 2020. Metcalf took a huge step forward in his second season. The second-year receiver is someone I’m very interested in and so should you. It is in the realm of possibility that Lamb, Amari Cooper, and Michael Gallup all exceed 1,000 or more receiving yards in 2021. The duo combined for 433 receiving yards in their first five games together in 2020. Imagine what Lamb could have accomplished with quarterback Dak Prescott under center for the entire season. He finished last season with 74 receptions for 935 receiving yards and 5 touchdowns. Lamb has already shown us that he’s going to be one of the NFL’s best at the wide receiver position for the foreseeable future. Here are three young receivers I am very excited about in dynasty formats. Another tip is to prioritize top performers at various positions. Research shows that a high percentage of receivers have their peak sessions between the ages of 24 to 29. You want to structure them with an escalating age range. When building or managing a dynasty team, it is important to have a core mix of old and young wide receivers. Dynasty Superflex and 1QB Rankings | Players of interest
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