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Smith-Njigba's Rose Bowl tape is pretty ridiculous. Jaxon Smith-Njigba, WR, Ohio State Jaxon Smith-Njigba had 1,606 receiving yards and nine touchdowns last season and will see an increase in production this year. In the right system, Robinson is a three-down back with PPR upside. He can run swings, screens and unders from backfield sets or flex outside of the formation to draw matchups in coverage. Robinson caught 25 passes last year - from multiple alignments. While he's shown the ability to handle heavy volume in college, his receiving skills will bump his fantasy potential as a pro. Robinson also has big play ability, ripping off 15 rushes of over 15 yards this past season. He utilizes his 6-foot, 214 pound frame and a combination of power and wiggle at the second-level, forcing 81 missed tackles last season in just 10 games played. Robinson is decisive with the ball, presses the line of scrimmage and has significant burst. That's what you want at running back in fantasy football. I'm putting Robinson here because of his dual-threat ability in a pro-style offense.

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But with only 12 career college starts and legit pro skills, Stroud projects as a high-ceiling quarterback in fantasy. At times he looks like he is playing 7-on-7 football and the Buckeyes pass game is also very heavily schemed. I'd like to see him complete more throws from contested pockets. Ready for kickoff? Sign up now to play with friends and family. Stroud put on an absolute show in the Buckeyes' Rose Bowl win over Utah, throwing for 573 yards, with six touchdowns and five completions of 20 or more air yards. He also threw 44 touchdowns, and completed 71.9% of his passes over 10 yards per attempt. His QBR (91.6) was the best in the nation. Stroud racked up some big numbers in his first season as a starter for Ohio State last year. That's a boost for your fantasy lineup on scramble attempts and quarterback-designed runs. I'd like to see him utilize his legs more when he is forced to play outside of structure. His arm talent and movement jumps out at you when watching tape. The pro size is there at 6-foot-3, 215 pounds. Stroud has plenty of fantasy upside as a high-traits prospect. I believe he will have a high fantasy floor in the league with the potential to post QB1 numbers. Young's ability to win from the pocket or attack the edges on movement concepts applies to today's NFL schemes. He's an accurate thrower who excels at creating space in the pocket and has the arm strength to push the ball down the field. Young has excellent field vision, he can anticipate throwing windows, find the void and deliver the ball with rhythm. But if you look at his traits as a passer in Alabama's pro-style system, he threw for over 4,800 yards and 47 touchdowns with only seven interceptions last season. Young's narrow frame - 6-foot, 194 pounds - will be a topic of discussion throughout the draft process. We'll start with the reigning Heisman Trophy winner, Alabama quarterback Bryce Young. Don't forget about the pass-catchers with explosive playmaking ability and scoring upside in the red zone.Īfter watching the college tape, here are five NFL prospects we need to put on the fantasy radar heading into the 2022 season.

We can look at quarterbacks with pro-ready arms and high-level production or the dual-threat running backs who can produce PPR numbers in the NFL. Today's college stars are the future of fantasy football.

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