Graham Barfield

I analyzed EVERY fantasy football landing spot from Day 1 of the NFL Draft. Find out why I believe: - Tyson’s spot > Tate’s - Concepcion’s could be strong long term on a heavier-personnel team Plus, my updated, tiered dynasty rookie rankings! fantasypoints.com/nfl/articles/2…

Ball knower @TheOGfantasy had the most accurate Round 1 mock draft on the internet

@MrAndrewsSHS Hey Josh - be on the lookout for the YC class breakdown at the end of next week

@GrahamBarfield Graham, where can i find your 2026 Dynasty rookie RB rankings? I made a note last year to follow yours as I love your "Yards Created" measure. But I can't find your rankings anywhere, even on FantasyPoints. Help me out please.

Researchers used AI models (2023-24) to bet on Premier league. All of them lost money, the “best” performing one was -11% ROI, and all but 2 of the models went bust. Basically, if you give AI a problem with theoretically endless decision points (like gambling), it’s no better than the slop bets posted all over Twitter.

RBs drafted top-10 overall and their rookie season finish in PPR points per game – last 15 years: Ashton Jeanty – RB16 Bijan Robinson – RB15 Saquon Barkley – RB2 Leonard Fournette – RB4 Christian McCaffrey – RB15 Ezekiel Elliott – RB3 Todd Gurley – RB9 Trent Richardson – RB7 Jeremiyah Love at 3 nearly guarantees great volume. It does not guarantee a quality offense (as we learned with Jeanty and Robinson – to a lesser extent).

@BGWhitefield Do it - you won't!

If Carson Beck goes in the first round of the NFL draft I will shave my head live on stream

Each year around this time I write the equivalent of The Catcher in the Rye on the rookies This year I managed to keep everything I needed to say and everything you need to know under 2,500 words fantasypoints.com/nfl/articles/s…

My Week 3 UFL DFS article is live! All the most interesting usage notes from Week 2, weighted opportunity (+ other usage data) for RBs, and more: fantasypoints.com/ufl/articles/2…

This reads like one of those fake social posts from franchise mode in Madden 19

I'm incredibly excited to be throwing my hat and my rookie model in the ring this year. So excited that I wrote nearly 10,000 words on the analytics profiles of 15 different TEs in this class for fantasy football. No paywall for these. Check it out! fantasypoints.com/nfl/articles/2…

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Wanting to give NFL DFS a try in 2026? 🤔 Fantasy Points is the place to start! 🔥 #DraftKings #FanDuel @GrahamBarfield @RyanJ_Heath

The back end of Round 1 of the NFL Draft is where WRs lacking elite analytical profiles go to ruin dreams and get people fired. Since 2017, eight WRs have been selected between picks 15 and 32 with a 90th-percentile or better production score in my model: Jaxon Smith-Njigba Marquise Brown CeeDee Lamb Rashod Bateman Jerry Jeudy Treylon Burks Emeka Egbuka Justin Jefferson Not all hits, but plenty of good players and three confirmed elites in that cohort. Not bad! But what about guys drafted between picks 15 and 32 with BELOW a 90th percentile production score? In order of production score: Jordan Addison N'Keal Harry Calvin Ridley Jahan Dotson Xavier Worthy DJ Moore Quentin Johnston Brandon Aiyuk Xavier Legette Zay Flowers Kadarius Toney Jalen Reagor Brian Thomas Jr. Ricky Pearsall Matthew Golden There are some good players here, but not a single superstar, and several outright busts. My thought would be that this is the area where "toolsy" players and "speedy deep threats" who lack proven production are often pulled up, or good-but-needy teams (somewhat understandably) make reaches to try to maximize their contention windows. It's also where our expectations often run high due to "elite landing spots" and "Round 1 draft capital", with the prospect profile getting lost. I call this the Crest of Disappointment. Denzel Boston, K.C. Concepcion, and Omar Cooper all now project to be drafted near this range. That doesn't mean they're all going to bust, but it does mean you should ask yourself about the reasons they're getting this level of draft capital. Is it for Calvin Ridley reasons, or Jalen Reagor reasons? Where their production scores would fit in on the above list: Boston: between Xavier Worthy and DJ Moore Concepcion and Cooper: between DJ Moore and Quentin Johnston

Coen is familiar with Rodriguez from his stint at Kentucky, but if this backfield stays as is that’s as good as you could ask for if betting on a Bhayshul Tuten breakout.

The main fallout from Romeo Doubs to Patriots: Christian Watson 🚀 Watson had 38/647/7 receiving in 11 games (13.2 FPG – WR19) after knee injury We've seen elite efficiency: + 2.67 yards per route run in 2025 – fourth-best among WRs + 2.65 YPRR in 2024 – eighth-best

🚨 Announcement 🚨 We’re excited to welcome Greg Brandt (@devywarehouse) to the Fantasy Points CFB team! Greg is one of the sharpest minds in the College Fantasy Football space, and someone we’ve had a ton of respect for over the years. In fact, he won the prestigious CFF Champions Best Ball series last year, a testament to both his process and his ability to consistently find an edge. His work, insight, and understanding of the CFF landscape make him a perfect fit for what we’re building at Fantasy Points. Greg will be helping out with our CFF and DFS projections, rankings, and will also be contributing to the Fantasy Points CFB Preseason Guide as we gear up for the upcoming season. Really pumped to have Greg join the squad. Welcome to the team! 👊🏈📊

Ken Walker led all RBs in missed tackles forced per carry both last season (0.28 MTF/carry) and the year prior (0.31) no team forced fewer MTF/carry than the Chiefs last season (0.09) @FantasyPtsData

D.J. Moore has scored among the top-30 WRs by Average Separation Score and Win Rate vs. man coverage in two out of the last three seasons: via @FantasyPtsData