2018 NFL Fantasy Preview – Team Target Redistribution 7/13/18

2018 NFL Fantasy Preview - Team Target Redistribution 7/13/18 When it comes to fantasy football, you likely fall into one of two categories. Either you’ve been going HAM since the Super Bowl following every single piece of off-season news, the Draft and working out value scenarios in your head OR you are just starting to do some cursory research now because you got the reminder email that your friends’ league is deciding on a draft date soon. It’s tough to exist in the middle ground. Today we are going to look at some of the off-season moves by examining teams that lost the biggest target shares because of personnel changes. These are teams that, theoretically, have made room for new faces to take over the receiving duties and possibly hit on some value. This is a free preview os DFSR premium content coming this fall under our PRO package. Now’s your chance to get DFSR PRO, which will give you access to our MLB and NFL optimizer as well as our new player lab! Get started for free by clicking the button below. START YOUR FREE TRIAL NOW! Dallas Cowboys Lost Dez Bryant (132) Jason Witten (82) Kept Terrence Williams (77) Cole Beasley (63) Added Allen Hurns - from JAX (56) Deonte Thompson - from BUF/CHI (68) Tavon Austin - from LA (22) A Poo-Poo Platter of Tight Ends Things got really weird, real fast in Dallas with the Cowboys releasing Dez Bryant back in April making him a free agent. That, coupled with Jason Witten’s retirement, move 214 targets off the board in 2018. It stands to reason that A: they’ll pass a bit less because a full season of Ezekiel Elliott probably means Dallas runs a bit more and B: someone is going to step up in a big way. It’s tough to get consensus, right now, on how the Cowboys’ depth chart will shake out. Different *Depth Chart* sites are all over the board meaning it’s likely anyone’s guess right now. If we had to take the depth chart closest to the consensus we are likely looking at Allen Hurns and Terrance Williams at the primary wideouts with some combination of Beasley and Austin lining up in the slot. Hurns averaged 5.6 targets per game for the Jaguars last season and it stands to reason the upgrade from Blake Bortles to Dak Prescott could improve on the 69% conversion percentage. Prescott, even with a step back after his rookie campaign completed 63% of his passes while Bortles was around 60% in 2017. Hurns’ last two seasons were injury-shortened though in 2015 he put up a 64/ 1,031/ 10 season on 104 targets. the industry, as a...