1. Derek Carr
Consistency is a common term that s thrown around when it comes to fantasy football and Derek Carr offers that in spades. Sure, he might not be as consistent as Patrick Mahone, Tom Brady, or even Lamar Jackson, but he will put up decent numbers.
Carr is just one of those guys that that would be a great backup if your original quarterback gets injured, especially against lesser defenses, and might result in some key wins during your season.
2. Jason Witten
Jason Witten is a bit of a wildcard at this point in his NFL career, but his frame and his speed should still earn him a spot on a fantasy football team.
There are certain players that can make big plays when it counts and Witten might be one of those players.
3. Marcos Mariota
What if the unthinkable happens? What if Derek Carr somehow goes down early in the season and Marcos Mariota is then forced to take over the offensive. Believe it or not, there is a possibility of this happening during a 16-game season, especially with Covid-19 running rampant, which is why fans might want to prepare for the worst and hope for the best.
Fortunately for those that take Mariota in the draft however, it could end up being a good thing and help them put up good numbers in the process. Think about it! If Carr goes down, Mariota is going to do everything he can to prove he is starting guy material and go to absolute war to make sure the organization knows that he is their future.
Or maybe the future will still be Derek Car, but that doesn’t mean Mariota can t show off his Heisman moves of old and guarantee himself a spot on a future roster.
4. Darren Wallner
While Jason Witten is coming in to help Derek Carr and the Raiders in the way of big plays, it s no secret that the team will be relying on Darren Wallner as well. Unfortunately for Fantasy football owners, that most likely means that they should draft both Witten and Wallner.
If both players have a good day out on the field, it could lead to an absolute victory for fantasy owners under the right conditions.
5. Hunter Renfrow
Hunter Renfrow might not look like much with 49 receptions, 605 yards, and four touchdowns, but he is another one of those guys that can show consistency when it counts. Again, maybe not on the same level as Wallner, or even Witten, but he seems to be able to show enough to come through during clutch moments.
In the end, don t expect too much from this pick, especially with a lot of other options on the board for Carr to throw to, but he might be able to help squeak a few extra points out of a team. A
