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2020 Dynasty Rookie Rankings

Dynasty rookie drafts are underway but it’s never too late to check out our latest Dynasty Rookie Rankings. This is a loaded class in terms of wide receivers and there isn’t a consensus number one pick. However , trading down in your dynasty rookie drafts might be a viable option. See below as I’ve separated rankings for Standard Leagues, Superflex leagues, and give my rankings by position.


Top 20 Overall Dynasty Rookie Rankings (2020)
1.01	Clyde Edwards-Helaire	Kansas City Chiefs	CEH is in a great position to put up numbers immediately in the high octane Chiefs offense.
1.02	Jonathan Taylor	Indianapolis Colts	Got to love Taylor running behind that Colts offensive line.
1.03	Cam Akers	Los Angeles Rams	The system and fit for Akers makes him RB3.
1.04	CeeDee Lamb	Dallas Cowboys	My WR1 in the class goes to a team that will immediately insert him as a go to guy in that offense.
1.05	Henry Ruggs	Las Vegas Raiders	Speed kills and Ruggs plays at a different speed that teams will find hard to contain.
1.06	D'Andre Swift	Detroit Lions	Love Swift as a player but the committee backfield approach by Matt Patricia devalues him a bit.
1.07	Jerry Jeudy	Denver Broncos	The route running of Jeudy will get him open early and often, but can Drew Lock find him?
1.08	J.K. Dobbins	Baltimore Ravens	Once Mark Ingram is no longer in Baltimore, Dobbins will be a big time fantasy player.
1.09	Jalen Reagor	Philadelphia Eagles	The Eagles desperately needed more explosiveness on offense and got a guy that can take it the distance on any given play.
1.10	Joe Burrow	Cincinnati Bengals	Burrow's ability to read the field pre-snap and make plays outside the pocket makes him the best QB in the class.
1.11	Tee Higgins	Cincinnati Bengals	The Bengals offense will drastically change with Joe Burrow and Higgins will reap the benefit.
1.12	Denzel Mims	New York Jets	The Jets receiver core leaves Mims as a guy that can be the WR1 in New York.
2.01	Justin Jefferson	Minnesota Vikings	Love the player but the Vikings run first offense and Adam Thielen will make Jefferson target share sporadic.
2.02	Brandon Aiyuk	San Francisco 49ers	Aiyuk is my guy but like Justin Jefferson he's in a run first offense with other pass catchers in front of him in the pecking order.
2.03	Michael Pittman	Indianapolis Colts	Pittman landed in a great opportunity to produce in his rookie season with the dearth of talent out wide for Indianapolis. Rivers will be looking his way as his new Vincent Jackson.
2.04	Laviska Shenault	Jacksonville Jaguars	I expect the Jags to open up the passing offense more this season with new OC Jay Gruden. Shenault if healthy can be the sidekick to DJ Chark.
2.05	Zack Moss	Buffalo Bills	Love the Singletary/Moss backfield. I am buying both.
2.06	Tua Tagovailoa	MIami Dolphins	If the Dolphins build their offense around Tua's skill set then the sky is the limit. Heavy RPO and playmakers that can run after the catch.
2.07	Van Jefferson	Los Angeles Rams	No more Brandin Cooks opens up a starting receiver spot in the Rams 11 personnel. Josh Reynolds had his shot, it's time for Jefferson and his route running prowess.
2.08	K.J. Hamler	Denver Broncos	Broncos really improved their receiver core in the draft with Jeudy and Hamler. Hamler will man the slot and stretch the defense vertically.

Top 25 Overall Superflex Dynasty Rookie Rankings (2020)
1.01	Joe Burrow	Cincinnati Bengals	Burrow's ability to read the field pre-snap and make plays outside the pocket makes him the best QB in the class.
1.02	Tua Tagovailoa	Miami Dolphins	If the Dolphins build their offense around Tua's skill set then the sky is the limit. Heavy RPO and playmakers that can run after the catch.
1.03	Clyde Edwards-Helaire	Kansas City Chiefs	CEH is in a great position to put up numbers immediately in the high octane Chiefs offense.
1.04	Jonathan Taylor	Indianapolis Colts	Got to love Taylor running behind that Colts offensive line.
1.05	Cam Akers	Los Angeles Rams	The system and fit for Akers makes him RB3.
1.06	CeeDee Lamb	Dallas Cowboys	My WR1 in the class goes to a team that will immediately insert him as a go to guy in that offense.
1.07	Justin Herbert	Los Angeles Chargers	The Chargers should implement a run first offense and heavy play action. Herbert could thrive in that kind of offense with two big play wide receivers in Keenan Allen and Mike Williams.
1.08	Henry Ruggs	Las Vegas Raiders	Speed kills and Ruggs plays at a different speed that teams will find hard to contain.
1.09	D'Andre Swift	Detroit Lions	Love Swift as a player but the committee backfield approach by Matt Patricia devalues him a bit.
1.10	Jerry Jeudy	Denver Broncos	The route running of Jeudy will get him open early and often, but can Drew Lock find him?
1.11	J.K. Dobbins	Baltimore Ravens	Once Mark Ingram is no longer in Baltimore, Dobbins will be a big time fantasy player.
1.12	Jalen Reagor	Philadelphia Eagles	The Eagles desperately needed more explosiveness on offense and got a guy that can take it the distance on any given play.
2.01	Tee Higgins	Cincinnati Bengals	The Bengals offense will drastically change with Joe Burrow and Higgins will reap the benefit.
2.02	Denzel Mims	New York Jets	The Jets receiver core leaves Mims as a guy that can be the WR1 in New York.
2.03	Jordan Love	Green Bay Packers	It might take a while, but Love's ceiling is enticing.
2.04	Justin Jefferson	Minnesota Vikings	Love the player but the Vikings run first offense and Adam Thielen will make Jefferson target share sporadic.
2.05	Brandon Aiyuk	San Francisco 49ers	Aiyuk is my guy but like Justin Jefferson he's in a run first offense with other pass catchers in front of him in the pecking order.
2.06	Michael Pittman	Indianapolis Colts	Pittman landed in a great opportunity to produce in his rookie season with the dearth of talent out wide for Indianapolis. Rivers will be looking his way as his new Vincent Jackson.
2.07	Laviska Shenault	Jacksonville Jaguars	I expect the Jags to open up the passing offense more this season with new OC Jay Gruden. Shenault if healthy can be the sidekick to DJ Chark.
2.08	Jacob Eason	Indianapolis Colts	A strong arm quarterback playing behind an aging Philip Rivers.
2.09	Zack Moss	Buffalo Bills	Love the Singletary/Moss backfield. I am buying both.
2.10	Van Jefferson	Los Angeles Rams	No more Brandin Cooks opens up a starting receiver spot in the Rams 11 personnel. Josh Reynolds had his shot, it's time for Jefferson and his route running prowess.
2.11	K.J. Hamler	Denver Broncos	Broncos really improved their receiver core in the draft with Jeudy and Hamler. Hamler will man the slot and stretch the defense vertically.
2.12	A.J. Dillon	Green Bay Packers	It might not be this season but I see Dillon having a huge role in year 2/3.
3.01	Bryan Edwards	Las Vegas Raiders	I think Edwards can thrive in the slot with his big play ability after the catch.

Quarterbacks
QB1	Joe Burrow	Cincinnati Bengals	Burrow's ability to read the field pre-snap and make plays outside the pocket makes him the best QB in the class.
QB2	Tua Tagovailoa	Miami Dolphins	If the Dolphins build their offense around Tua's skill set then the sky is the limit. Heavy RPO and playmakers that can run after the catch.
QB3	Jusitn Herbert	Los Angeles Chargers	The Chargers should implement a run first offense and heavy play action. Herbert could thrive in that kind of offense with two big play wide receivers in Keenan Allen and Mike Williams.
QB4	Jordan Love	Green Bay Packers	It might take a while, but Love's ceiling is enticing.
QB5	Jacob Eason	Indianapolis Colts	A strong arm quarterback playing behind an aging Philip Rivers.
QB6	Jalen Hurts	Philadelphia Eagles	Carson Wentz hasn't been able to stay healthy which can open up an opportunity for Hurts.
QB7	Jake Fromm	Buffalo Bills	Josh Allen's reckless style may open him up for injury.
QB8	James Morgan	New York Jets	A development quarterback with a great arm. If the Jets can fix some of his technical issues they can flip him in a couple of years if Darnold is still the guy.

Running Backs
RB1	Clyde Edwards-Helaire	Kansas City Chiefs	CEH is in a great position to put up numbers immediately in the high octane Chiefs offense.
RB2	Jonathan Taylor	Indianapolis Colts	Got to love Taylor running behind that Colts offensive line.
RB3	Cam Akers	Los Angeles Rams	The system and fit for Akers makes him RB3.
RB4	D'Andre Swift	Detroit Lions	Love Swift as a player but the committee backfield approach by Matt Patricia devalues him a bit.
RB5	J.K. Dobbins	Baltimore Ravens	Once Mark Ingram is no longer in Baltimore, Dobbins will be a big time fantasy player.
RB6	Zack Moss	Buffalo Bills	Love the Singletary/Moss backfield. I am buying both.
RB7	A.J. Dillon	Green Bay Packers	It might not be this season but I see Dillon having a huge role in year 2/3.
RB8	Joshua Kelley	Los Angeles Chargers	It might not have been a sexy pick but Kelley can be a great complement to Austin Ekeler.
RB9	Ke'Shawn Vaughn	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	He will be higher on other rankings but I am still a believer in Ronald Jones talent.
RB10	Darrynton Evans	Tennessee Titans	No more Dion Lewis gives Evans a chance to be the change of pace back to Derrick Henry.
RB11	Anthony McFarland	Pittsburgh Steelers	Love McFarland as a player, once some of the backs on the Steelers roster is no longer there he will get his opportunity.
RB12	Antonio Gibson	Washington Redskins	The do-it-all Gibson will be used all over the formation for the Redskins.

Wide Receivers
WR1	CeeDee Lamb	Dallas Cowboys	My WR1 in the class goes to a team that will immediately insert him as a go to guy in that offense.
WR2	Henry Ruggs	Las Vegas Raiders	Speed kills and Ruggs plays at a different speed that teams will find hard to contain.
WR3	Jerry Jeudy	Denver Broncos	The route running of Jeudy will get him open early and often, but can Drew Lock find him?
WR4	Jalen Reagor	Philadelphia Eagles	The Eagles desperately needed more explosiveness on offense and got a guy that can take it the distance on any given play.
WR5	Tee Higgins	Cincinnati Bengals	The Bengals offense will drastically change with Joe Burrow and Higgins will reap the benefit.
WR6	Denzel Mims	New York Jets	The Jets receiver core leaves Mims as a guy that can be the WR1 in New York.
WR7	Justin Jefferson	Minnesota Vikings	Love the player but the Vikings run first offense and Adam Thielen will make Jefferson target share sporadic.
WR8	Brandon Aiyuk	San Francisco 49ers	Aiyuk is my guy but like Justin Jefferson he's in a run first offense with other pass catchers in front of him in the pecking order.
WR9	Michael Pittman	Indianapolis Colts	Pittman landed in a great opportunity to produce in his rookie season with the dearth of talent out wide for Indianapolis. Rivers will be looking his way as his new Vincent Jackson.
WR10	Laviska Shenault	Jacksonville Jaguars	I expect the Jags to open up the passing offense more this season with new OC Jay Gruden. Shenault if healthy can be the sidekick to DJ Chark.
WR11	Van Jefferson	Los Angeles Rams	No more Brandin Cooks opens up a starting receiver spot in the Rams 11 personnel. Josh Reynolds had his shot, it's time for Jefferson and his route running prowess.
WR12	K.J. Hamler	Denver Broncos	Broncos really improved their receiver core in the draft with Jeudy and Hamler. Hamler will man the slot and stretch the defense vertically.
WR13	Bryan Edwards	Las Vegas Raiders	I think Edwards can thrive in the slot with his big play ability after the catch.
WR14	Tyler Johnson	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	One of my favorites in the class will compete immediately with Mike Evans and Chris Godwin for targets in the Bucs high octane offense.
WR15	Devin Duvernay	Baltimore Ravens	Duvernay can beat you deep from the inside or take a short pass the distance. He is a big play receiver the Ravens can use.
WR16	Antonio Gandy-Golden	Washington Redskins	The Redskins don't have another receiver on the roster that can play above the rim like Gandy-Golden. Even in a crowded receiver room, Gandy-Golden can be a vital piece for this offense.
WR17	Chase Claypool	Pittsburgh Steelers	It will be interesting to see how the Steelers deploy Claypool. With Ben back, look for them to have a lot of receivers on the field.
WR18	Quintez Cephus	Detroit Lions	His 40 time devalued his draft stock, but he plays much faster and more explosive than that time.
WR19	Donovan Peoples-Jones	Cleveland Browns	Peoples-Jones got lost in the shuffle at Michigan, but I think he will be a better pro than college player.
WR20	Gabriel Davis	Buffalo Bills	A big guy that can win deep down the field. Sounds like a player than can have success with Josh Allen.

Tight Ends
TE1	Devin Asiasi	New England Patriots	The Patriots need a tight end that can be a receiving threat and Asiasi foots the bill.
TE2	Cole Kmet	Chicago Bears	He might be a better real life player than fantasy player but Kmet will be relied on in the Bears offense.
TE3	Adam Trautman	New Orleans Saints	He has the biggest upside at the position in terms of talent but he will more than likely arrive post the Drew Brees era.
TE4	Josiah Deguara	Green Bay Packers	Here is my sleeper of the class as Deguara is a do-it-all TE that looks natural in the pass game.
TE5	Dalton Keene	New England Patriots	Another versatile tight end. Remember the last time the Patriots drafted two tight ends in the same draft class.