Check out to see which five players Michael Fabiano highlighted as the ones who will see their fantasy value rise following the 2019 NFL Draft while Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks grade AFC West draft selections. Also, Rhett Lewis and Bucky Brooks pick four breakout players under 25 years old who should have excellent seasons in 2019.
Fabiano picks five veterans
The 2019 NFL Draft is behind us but selecting young players also means the rise in fantasy value for numerous veterans and Michael Fabiano picks out top five vets who should have strong fantasy year in 2019.
Which veterans saw their fantasy value rise the most after the NFL Draft? Here’s five players who fit the bill. pic.twitter.com/kzA2wllZOW
— Michael Fabiano (@Michael_Fabiano) May 6, 2019
A bunch of TD’s in one picture
Randy Moss, a six-time Pro Bowler and NFL legend, shared an interesting photo with some active and former NFL players.
Pls tell me the total # of tds all together in this 1 pic!?!?#OMGWEBAD pic.twitter.com/VKsXOuUOGE
— Randy Moss (@RandyMoss) May 6, 2019
No pants party
The Met Gala took place on Monday and we saw numerous celebrities, including a couple of NFL stars and former teammates – Saquon Barkley and Odell Beckham Jr.
.@saquon and @obj weren't feeling the pants look at the #MetGala pic.twitter.com/e4r4CIxAAS
— B/R Gridiron (@brgridiron) May 7, 2019
AFC West NFL Draft grades are in!
Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks continued with their post-draft analysis and this time around, they grade AFC West and even gave a C+ to the team that won the division last year.
The @Raiders had THREE first round picks.
The @Broncos took a QB early. @MoveTheSticks + @BuckyBrooks submit AFC West #NFLDraft grades! (via @nflnetwork) pic.twitter.com/hW0O4UJtd5
— NFL (@NFL) May 6, 2019
Breakout players under the age of 25
Rhett Lewis and Bucky Brooks analyzed the top four players under the age of 25 who should have a breakout season in 2019.
A quarterback. A running back. A pass-rusher. And a safety.
They're all under 25. And they're all about to break out. 🚨 (via @RhettNFL & @BuckyBrooks) pic.twitter.com/cFYTbNYhAI
— NFL (@NFL) May 7, 2019
