Tank Dell, Chris Godwin, Pat Freiermuth (2024)

The Scott Fish Bowl is underway, which means the 2024 fantasy football season is approaching, so now is the time to start preparing for your redraft leagues. Many factors go into helping fantasy players win their redraft league each year, but the most important factor is drafting players with good value.

Let’s look at some of my preferred draft values ​​based on sleeper ADP for redraft leagues.

Values ​​for the Fantasy Football Draft: Insider tips for the leagues

Tank Dell (WR – HOU)

• Sleeper ADP – 51.3 |

The Texans have arguably the most talented core of wide receivers in the NFL. Houston signed Stefon Diggs and recently gave Nico Collins a generous contract extension, but Dell can’t be forgotten. The explosive rookie missed the final five games of the year with a broken fibula. However, he was the WR16 on a points-per-game basis and averaged 12.9 half-PPR fantasy points per game, above the averages of Davante Adams, DK Metcalf and Chris Olave. While Collins should be drafted ahead of Dell, his WR26 ADP is underrated.

Chris Godwin (WR – TB)

• Sleeper ADP – 79.6 |

Fantasy players struggled to have Godwin in the starting lineup, as he scored 9.6 or fewer half-PPR fantasy points in 64.7% of games last season. He also averaged fewer than 10 fantasy points per game for the first time since 2018. However, Godwin is primed for a comeback year as the Buccaneers have moved him back to the slot. The veteran averaged 0.41 fantasy points per route run in the slot, compared to 0.26 out of the slot last season (per Fantasy Points Data). He’s one of my favorite receivers drafted this year.

Pat Freiermuth (TE – PIT)

• Sleeper ADP – 129.9 |

Although Freiermuth is coming off the worst season of his career, fantasy players should give him another chance in 2024. The Steelers’ offense should be significantly better after upgrading their quarterback room. Additionally, Arthur Smith taking over as the team’s offensive coordinator is excellent news for Freiermuth. Last year, the Atlanta Falcons’ tight ends averaged 31.7% target share and 29.3% target share in the red zone. With Diontae Johnson in Carolina, Freiermuth could get the volume needed for a breakout season in the final year of his rookie contract.

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