Dynasty Risers/Fallers: Post-Draft (2021 Fantasy Football ...

While it’s unclear exactly who will be the lead back in this offense as we sit here in May, Gaskin and Ahmed both saw their fantasy stock dramatically increase without the addition of another RB early on in the Draft.Joe Mixon (RB – Cincinnati Bengals)In all fairness, Mixon didn’t move at all in my post-draft rankings because things played out exactly the way that I was predicting. While Davis is most likely not going to be able to withstand the type of workload Atlanta is going to throw at him over the course of the full season, he’ll be very productive when he’s on the field.Daniel Jones (QB – New York Giants)It’s hard to watch what New York has done this off-season and not say that Jones is a winner. It remains to be seen how exactly Fields will progress and perform in the NFL, but things are finally looking up for ARob.ALLEN ROBINSON IS FREEpic.twitter.com/XS1Vo2dXsi— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) April 30, 2021Tre’Quan Smith (WR – New Orleans Saints)Jamies Winston and Taysom Hill appear set to enter into training camp locked into a QB battle. It’s highly unlikely that Robinson holds any significant fantasy value for next season and beyond.Travis Etienne most certainly left no doubt!Go be great, @swaggy_t pic.twitter.com/D3kOOobhvN— Clemson Football (@ClemsonFB) April 30, 2021Melvin Gordon (RB – Denver Broncos)Gordon went from being a potential fantasy football stud in 2021 to having the rug pulled out from under him all in one day. Unfortunately, it looks like fantasy managers that were holding out hope that Shepard could become something in 2021 are going to be disappointed.Endless Kadarius Toney highlights pic.twitter.com/og0TRioNGe— PFF Draft (@PFF_College) April 30, 2021Eric Ebron (TE – Pittsburgh Steelers)Ebron was actually very relevant for fantasy last season in an offense that threw the ball a ridiculous amount.