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As we gear up for the offseason, taking an early review of how the top performers stacked up this season will be a valuable tool in dissecting placement in 2020. The interesting fact is that the NFL is a passing league, but only one receiver was able to overtake the coveted 300-point mark for the position. This again goes to the point in finding the best worth from your players and wide receivers to value return could be the most important in all of fantasy football. Let’s dive into this year’s class of top point getters and those who missed the bell.        2019 Top 10 Fantasy Football Wide Receivers Michael Thomas (NO) 2019 Points: 366.9 | 2018 Points: 307.6 | Net Gain/Loss: +59.3 (Rank 1)   Seeing what transpired with the Saints Michael Thomas in 2019 was absolutely astonishing. With his ADP entering the fantasy season was still projected in the first round to early second, Thomas obliterated the record books giving more than enough for return on investment

As we gear up for the offseason, taking an early review of how the top performers stacked up this season will be a valuable tool in dissecting placement in 2020. Even though the NFL is a passing league, running backs continue to be a massive vocal point in fantasy football and can’t be overlooked. Injuries always seem to derail runners at the worst time, so having a number of high earners will go a long way in securing those fantasy trophies. This season showed high end talent at the position with a multitude of points to be had. Let’s review this year’s class of top end backs and those who didn’t match the hype. 2019 Top 10 Fantasy Football Running Backs   Christian McCaffrey (CAR) 2019 Points: 448.4 | 2018 Points: 380.5 | Net Gain/Loss: +67.9 (Rank 1)   By now it’s abundantly clear to see that the best producing running back in PPR formats is the Panthers Christian McCaffrey. In fact, when we say the best, we mean the best by a massive margin to the tune of

As we gear up for the offseason, taking an early review of how the top performers stacked up this season will be a valuable tool in dissecting placement in 2020. While we did have a number of surprises, it’s clear a changing of the guard is upon us at the quarterback position as the youth movement is coming. With massive depth at the position already, we should see more of the same until long time veterans announce their retirement form the game. Nevertheless, let’s dive into what transpired over this past season.         2019 Top 10 Fantasy Football Quarterbacks Lamar Jackson (BAL) 2019 Points: 421.7 | 2018 Points: 131.6 | Net Gain/Loss: +290.1 (Rank 1) Many will say after the fact they knew Lamar Jackson was going to blow up this season, but we call bull on that. While the prospects were extremely high for Jackson to have a fabulous campaign due to his running ability, you can’t convince me that the passing pedigree would’ve gone the way it had in 2019.