Fantasy Football…Is Back!

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Andrew Schivins, Writer

The football season is back and that means another year of Fantasy Football. Many Hampton students have joined a league or created a league, drafting fifteen players from all 32 NFL teams and putting them into one “fantasy” team. Nine of the fifteen players are the “starters” and the last six players are on the “bench”. The six drafted positions are quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end, kicker, and a team’s defense. Here are the top 10 players for each position and their stats from the past year:

 

Best QB’s

  1. Josh Allen – (Buffalo Bills) – 406/646 – 4,407 Yards – 36 Passing TD – 15 INT
  2. Justin Herbert – (LA Chargers) – 443/672 – 5,014 Yards – 38 Passing TD – 15 INT
  3. Patrick Mahomes – (KC Chiefs) – 436/658 – 4,389 Yards – 37 Passing TD – 13 INT
  4. Lamar Jackson – (Baltimore Ravens) – 246/382 – 2,882 Yards – 16 Passing TD – 13 INT
  5. Jalen Hurts – (Philadelphia Eagles) – 265/432 – 3,144 Yards – 16 Passing TD – 9 INT
  6. Kyler Murray – (Arizona Cardinals) – 333/481 – 3,787 Yards – 24 Passing TD – 10 INT
  7. Joe Burrow – (Cincinnati Bengals) – 366/520 – 4,611 Yards –  34 Passing TD – 14 INT
  8. Russell Wilson – (Denver Broncos) – 259/400 – 3,113 Yards – 25 Passing TD – 6 INT
  9. Tom Brady – (TB Buccaneers) – 485/719 – 5,316 Yards – 43 Passing TD – 12 INT
  10. Dak Prescott – (Dallas Cowboys) – 410/596 – 4,449 Yards – 37 Passing TD – 10 INT

 

Best RB’s.

  1. Jonathan Taylor – (Indianapolis Colt) – 332 Attempts – 1,811 Yards – 18 TD
  2. Christian McCaffrey – (Carolina Panthers) – 99 Attempts – 442 Yards – 1 TD
  3. Derrick Henry – (Tennessee Titans) – 219 Attempts – 937 Yards – 10 TD
  4. Dalvin Cook – (Minnesota Vikings) – 249 Attempts – 1,159 Yards – 6 TD
  5. Austin Ekeler – (LA Chargers) – 206 Attempts – 911 Yards – 12 TD
  6. Joe Mixon – (Cincinnati Bengals) – 292 Attempts – 1,205 Yards – 13 TD
  7. Najee Harris – (Pittsburgh Steelers) – 307 Attempts – 1,200 Yards – 7 TD
  8. Alvin Kamara – (NO Saints) – 240 Attempts – 898 Yards – 4 TD
  9. Nick Chubb – (Cleveland Browns) – 228 Attempts – 1,259 Yards – 8 TD
  10. Saquon Barkley – (NY Giants) – 162 Attempts – 593 Yards – 2 TD

 

Best WR’s

  1. Justin Jefferson – (Minnesota Vikings) – 108 Catches – 167 Targets – 1,616 Yards – 10 TD
  2. Cooper Kupp – (LA Rams) – 145 Catches – 191 Targets – 1,947 Yards – 16 TD
  3. Ja’Marr Chase – (Cincinnati Bengals) – 81 Catches – 128 Targets – 1,455 Yards – 13 TD
  4. Stefon Diggs – (Buffalo Bills) – 103 Catches – 164 Targets – 1,225 Yards – 10 TD
  5. Davante Adams – (LV Raiders) – 123 Catches – 169 Targets – 1,553 Yards – 11 TD
  6. Deebo Samuel – (SF 49ers) – 77 Catches – 121 Targets – 1,405 Yards – 6 TD
  7. CeeDee Lamb – (Dallas Cowboys) – 79 Catches – 120 Targets – 1,102 Yards – 6 TD
  8. Mike Evans – (TB Buccaneers) – 74 Catches – 114 Targets – 1,035 Yards – 14 TD
  9. Tyreek Hill – (Miami Dolphins) – 111 Catches – 159 Targets – 1,239 Yards – 9 TD
  10. A.J. Brown – (Philadelphia Eagles) – 63 Catches – 105 Targets – 869 Yards – 5 TD

 

Best TE’s 

  1. Travis Kelce – (KC Chiefs) – 92 Catches – 134 Targets – 1,125 Yards – 9 TD
  2. Mark Andrews – (Baltimore Ravens) – 107 Catches – 153 Targets – 1,361 Yards – 9 TD
  3. Kyle Pitts – (Atlanta Falcons) – 68 Catches – 110 Targets – 1,026 Yards – 1 TD
  4. George Kittle – (SF 49ers) – 71 Catches – 94 Targets – 910 Yards – 6 TD
  5. Darren Waller – (LV Raiders) – 55 Catches – 93 Targets – 665 Yards – 2 TD
  6. Dalton Schultz – (Dallas Cowboys) – 78 Catches – 104 Targets – 808 Yards – 8 TD
  7. Dallas Goedert – (Philadelphia Eagles) – 56 Catches – 76 Targets – 830 Yards – 4 TD
  8. T.J. Hocksenson – (Detroit Lions) – 61 Catches – 84 Targets – 583 Yards – 4 TD
  9. Dawson Knox – (Buffalo Bills) – 49 Catches – 71 Targets – 587 Yards – 9 TD
  10. Zach Ertz – (Arizona Cardinals) – 74 Catches – 112 Targets – 763 Yards – 5 TD

 

Best K’s

  1. Justin Tucker – (Baltimore Ravens) – 35/37 Kicking
  2. Tyler Bass – (Buffalo Bills) – 28/32 Kicking
  3. Evan McPherson – (Cincinnati Bengals) – 28/33 Kicking
  4. Matt Gay – (LA Rams) – 32/34 Kicking
  5. Daniel Carlson – (LV Raiders) – 40/43 Kicking
  6. Harrison Butker – (KC Chiefs) – 25/28 Kicking
  7. Ryan Succop – (TB Buccaneers) – 25/30 Kicking
  8. Matt Prater – (Arizona Cardinals) – 30/37 Kicking
  9. Rodrigo Blankenship – (Free Agent) – 11/14 Kicking
  10. Brandon McManus – (Denver Broncos) – 26/31 Kicking

 

Best Team’s Defense

  1. Buffalo Bills – Allowed 4,637 Yards – 19 INT
  2. TB Buccaneers – Allowed 5,635 Yards – 17 INT
  3. SF 49ers – Allowed 6,272 Yards – 9 INT
  4. Indianapolis Colts – Allowed 5,834 Yards – 19 INT
  5. LA Rams – Allowed 5,863 Yards – 19 INT
  6. NO Saints – Allowed 5,410 Yards – 18 INT
  7. Denver Broncos – Allowed 5,544 Yards – 13 INT
  8. NE Patriots – Allowed 5,284 Yards – 23 INT
  9. Dallas Cowboys – Allowed 5,967 Yards – 26 INT
  10. LA Chargers – Allowed 6,122 Yards – 11 INT

 

Hope you all have made good decisions during your draft. Feel free to comment your scores from week 2.