QB - Murray. He's just not on the level on the other guys around his ADP as a football player. His inability to play at a high level through minor injuries is concerning to me. A lot of these top QBs have struggled with nagging injuries midseason, yet they haven't let it impact their play in the same way. More than that, I just don't believe in Kingsbury's offense, short-term or long-term.

RB - McCaffery. He's dropped a ton already but it's not far enough for me. He's still ahead of a guy like Mixon who is slightly younger, has little injury history, and is running behind the best o-line he's ever had next year. I don't get it. To me, CMC is in this death area where he either has the same workload and inevitably gets hurt, or they limit his workload and he looses his insane ceiling. The latter almost has to be what Carolina opts for. For a back of his age and history, the ceiling is what you're banking on, and I just don't see it.

WR - Lamb and AJ Brown. I just personally don't think Lamb is as good as everyone else seems to think he is. He goes missing is games often. Just a hunch there. Brown, on the other hand, I wouldn't call a bust candidate, but he's still just a bit too high for me given the trade. He went to the only team in the league more run heavy than Tennessee, with a worse passer at quarterback, and much more competition for targets than he had in Tennessee. I don't see how he can have a WR5 season at any point in Philadelphia. The situation is just not conducive to fantasy production.

Rookie - Pickens. He's less talented than Chase Claypool, couldn't stay on the field in college, and the tape he did have didn't wow me in any way. That being said, he was a receiver taken by the Steelers in the 2nd Round, so I'm almost certainly wrong.