Which Players Are Experts Higher/Lower On Than The Public ...

Many walk away from the game of fantasy football, then once they return, they’re shocked by the number of changes that have taken place on rosters.Whatever the case, we’ll be looking at early ADP (Average Draft Position) versus early ECR (Expert Consensus Rankings) today in order to find the biggest discrepancies, and I’ll offer my take on which party I believe is right.Ryan Fitzpatrick (WAS) Current ECR: QB20, Current ADP: QB30 There’ve now been 131 running backs who’ve hit that mark over the last 11 years, and not one of them has finished worse than RB25, so the public is certainly behind the curve here, and you can argue the experts are, too.Clyde Edwards-Helaire (KC) Current ECR: RB15, Current ADP: RB19 I believe it’s going to be tough for Robinson to garner a consistent 12 touches per game, which is going to make it tough to trust him on a weekly basis.Josh Jacobs (LV) Current ECR: RB21, Current ADP: RB14 The experts have likely lowered Jacobs a bit too much, but the public certainly needs to lower expectations.Jalen Reagor (PHI) Current ECR: WR55, Current ADP: WR67 The public needs to move Moore up their draft boards.Cole Beasley (BUF) Current ECR: WR53, Current ADP: WR64 Beasley isn’t going to win you your fantasy league, but he can certainly play a role.Tyler Boyd (CIN) Current ECR: WR36, Current ADP: WR31 If Rodgers doesn’t return, the public is right, as Tonyan was the only top-20 tight end last year with fewer than 60 targets.Rob Gronkowski (TB) Current ECR: TE17, Current ADP: TE8 If you draft Gronkowski as a top-10 tight end, you’re going to be disappointed.Hunter Henry (NE) Current ECR: TE16, Current ADP: TE10