Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott signed an exclusive franchise tender, earning him at least $31.4 million this season and keeping him high in many 2020 Fantasy football dynasty rankings. Owners know that Prescott threw for a career-high 4,902 yards and 30 touchdowns in 2019. They also are aware that Prescott will enter this season still hungry to prove his value. Should he be among your top 2020 Fantasy football dynasty picks at quarterback?
If you go with Prescott, how should you build around him? A reliable set of 2020 Fantasy football rankings for dynasty leagues can answer those questions and also give you an edge in locking down your 2020 Fantasy football strategy. Before you make any decisions, you'll want to see what SportsLine's Scott Engel has to say.
Engel is an inaugural member of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association's Hall of Fame and has been a premier analyst and Fantasy personality for nearly 25 years. He is a four-time FSWA Award Winner and nine-time nominee.
In addition to being the Fantasy writer for the official site of the Seattle Seahawks since 2012, Engel has appeared on ESPN.com, NFL.com, Yahoo Sports, the New York Post, USA Today, SI.com and many other major sports news outlets. Engel also pulled off a three-peat in his highly-competitive New York City Fantasy football league in 2019 that features high-stakes players and top Fantasy experts.
Now, Engel has released his 2020 Fantasy football dynasty rankings and revealed his top sleepers, breakouts and busts so you'll have an edge in your Fantasy football dynasty league for years to come.
Top 2020 Fantasy football Dynasty picks
One player Engel is extremely high on in his Fantasy football dynasty rankings 2020: Cardinals running back Kenyan Drake. The third-round draft pick in 2016, Drake turned in immediate returns when Miami traded him to Arizona after six games last season.
Drake piled up 643 rushing yards and eight touchdowns in his final eight games of 2020 with Arizona, including a 110-yard, one-touchdown performance just three days after his trade went through. The Cardinals hope Drake's value will continue to be bolstered by his pass-catching ability, as he has hauled in 144 passes for 1,707 yards and six touchdowns in four NFL seasons. That versatility is why Arizona awarded Drake with a one-year, $8.5 million deal for 2020 and also traded David Johnson away to free up more touches. Engel lists him as a top-15 back.
And a massive shocker: Engel says Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green, whose 8,907 receiving yards rank fourth since he entered the NFL, barely cracks the top 50 at his position.
Green has been one of the NFL's most productive receivers since the Bengals drafted him in 2011. He is second in franchise history in total receptions (602), receiving yards (8,907) and receiving touchdowns (63). But Green didn't play during the 2019 season after tearing multiple ligaments in his left ankle during the first practice of the preseason. Since 2016, Green has missed 29 games due to injury and has been unavailable for 23 of Cincinnati's last 24 games.
The Bengals plan to use their franchise tag on Green, which is estimated to be worth about $18.5 million, and the team hopes to reach a long-term deal with their talented receiver. Still, he will be 32 years old and running on a reconstructed ankle.
Where to find 2020 Fantasy football dynasty rankings
Engel is also calling for a surprising running back you aren't even thinking about to finish in the top 30 of its 2020 Fantasy football rankings for dynasty leagues. This pick could be the difference between winning big and going home with nothing.
So which players should you build your team around? And which overlooked running back do you need to jump on? Visit SportsLine now to find out which players are the top targets in 2020 Fantasy football dynasty leagues, all from an award-winning Fantasy football expert.
