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We welcome back Rotoworld’s Ian Hartitz to the Fantasy Fullback Dive, the best fantasy football podcast for Part Two of our Fantasy Stock Market Risers & Fallers Series. This episode focused on WRs and TEs who have lost and gained fantasy value during the 2020 offseason.
Using some pieces of our Fantasy Stock Formula, such as Usage, Surrounding Talent, and Coaching Scheme, Hartitz and The Wolf tell us who the biggest risers and fallers are after the 2020 offseason:
– Why Adam Thielen is sky-rocketing up their rankings, while Stefon Diggs is plummeting after getting shipped to Buffalo
– DeAndre Hopkins‘ role and fantasy outlook in the Arizona Air Raid
– Is Terry McLaurin already a fantasy WR1 at an extremely cheap price?
– Who’s the next Chris Godwin?
– A potential 100 reception target hog for pennies
– Is Brandin Cooks THE most undervalued WR in all of fantasy?
– Whose stock takes a plummet after the Cowboys added CeeDee Lamb to the perimeter?
– Evan Engram could see HOW many targets?!
– Austin Hooper’s outlook with the Browns… and why we prefer Hayden Hurst, who took his spot in Atlanta.
& much, much more. Subscribe to never miss our lead blocks on your path to 2020 Fantasy Football Titles.
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First as a player and now as a fantasy analyst, football has consumed Ian Hartitz's early life.
As such, he brings a unique perspective to the game, with a keen film eye and insatiable appetite for stats.
Ian currently writes and pods at RotoWorld, the fantasy industry's content powerhouse. Before this, Hartitz created content for many industry giants, including 4for4 Fantasy, Fantasy Labs, and RotoGrinders.
Equally talented at projecting in seasonal and daily formats, Hartiz is a must-follow for all kinds of fantasy ballers. Especially when it's time to drop a Chopper Prediction.
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