| ROUND #10 → |
Henry
Ruggs III WR |
N’Keal
Harry WR |
David
Johnson RB |
Darrell
Henderson RB |
John
Brown WR |
Brandin
Cooks WR |
Denzel
Mims WR |
Curtis
Samuel WR |
Noah
Fant TE |
Chase
Claypool WR |
Ronald
Jones II RB |
Matt
Breida RB |
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Round 10: Brandin Cooks
2020 Fantasy League Winners: Houston Texans WR Brandin Cooks.
A league winner is a player who our guys think will be on Fantasy Championship teams.https://t.co/46XTD8jDpf pic.twitter.com/ueQURfLIFB
— FantasyHolics (@FantasyHolics1)
Cooks is an explosive wide receiver
I like to build up my WR group in dynasty formats, especially with the lineup requirement of three wide receivers and a flex. I landed who I believed was the most explosive receiver still available in Houston Texans Brandin Cooks.
After the completion of the DeAndre Hopkins trade to the Arizona Cardinals for David Johnson mainly, the Texans wanted to bring in a veteran presence to their receiver corps. Hence, they filled that hole with the trade for Brandin Cooks from the Los Angeles Rams.
When he’s healthy, his numbers are excellent, ranking 16th in the league among active players in yards per reception at 14.3. Since his rookie season, he has not averaged less than 13.5.
Cooks does have a history of concussions, but he has only missed eight games in his 96-game career.
Cooks’ fantasy analysis
Cooks joins the Texans’ playmakers in Will Fuller, Kenny Stills, and newcomer Randall Cobb. Deshaun Watson will have multiple viable receivers to throw to on each play.
Since 2016, Cooks has averaged 74.3 catches per season, 1,153 receiving yards, 7.7 touchdowns, and 15.5 yards per receptions on three separate teams. He can fit in well with any quarterback, and if he can match his career averages, I have a steal here in the 10th round!
| ROUND #11 → |
Gardner
Minshew II QB |
Brandon
Aiyuk WR |
Tom
Brady QB |
Tevin
Coleman RB |
Teddy
Bridgewater QB |
Cam
Newton QB |
Sony
Michel RB |
Derek
Carr QB |
Zack
Moss RB |
Alexander
Mattison RB |
Hunter
Henry TE |
A.J.
Green W.R. |
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Round 11: Cam Newton
Updated 2020 Fantasy Football Rankings
Cam Newton 📈📈📈
Julian Edelman 📈
N'Keal Harry 📈📈
James White 📈QB https://t.co/jA6WqAK4va
RB https://t.co/wvS8iJZIpo
WR https://t.co/s65fMniCIE
TE https://t.co/rCTaHFTMCd
DEF https://t.co/eB8pup9F8d
K https://t.co/AoAz1wIYeO pic.twitter.com/lbUtjPyq7Q— Justin Boone (@justinboone)
Cam Newton signs with Patriots to replace Brady
My quarterback room makes me a little nervous. Tua should be a fantasy fixture for the next decade, but does that start in 2020? Brees could be playing in his last season, and I desperately need another quarterback that I can insert into my lineup for Week 1. I decided upon the quarterback with the most upside in the newly signed Cam Newton of the New England Patriots.
There were rumors throughout the offseason that the Patriots were interested in Newton, but nothing came to fruition. Lately, it seemed likely that New England would roll with Jarrett Stidham as the successor to Tom Brady, who left via free agency to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Instead, the Patriots brought Newton in on what is essentially a one-year prove-it deal.
Newton’s fantasy analysis
Newton brings different aspects to the Patriots’ offense. He is a dual-threat, and his athleticism and sturdy build make him one of the league’s most dangerous threats under center.
Newton makes plays, but at what cost? He has missed 16 of his last 18 games and is coming off a severe Lisfranc injury. If healthy, Newton should win the starting job where he will work with offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels. McDaniels made Tim Tebow look like a fantasy stud, so what can he do for a healthy Newton?
Related | Cam Newton’s Dynasty Value after signing with the Patriots
His ability to make plays made him a top-five quarterback in the league. Does Newton still have the ability?
