Bo Nix, Calvin Ridley among Eric Moody's top draft targets
Briefly

Peak fantasy football draft season rewards preparation through mock drafts, statistics, trends, projections and live-game film evaluation. Balanced draft approaches pair safe, consistent picks with upside playmakers capable of winning individual weeks. Ten players are presented as breakout targets who can outperform ADP, including quarterbacks outside the top 20, running backs beyond the top 40, wide receivers after the top 50 and tight ends beyond the top 16. Nix emerged as a top rookie fantasy quarterback in 2024 (QB7), showing improved accuracy, efficiency and dual-threat play that turns broken plays into gains. Nix benefits from a five-starter offensive line and added playmakers Evan Engram and RJ Harvey.
It is peak fantasy football draft season, and the work you put in now can set up a championship run this fall. Mock drafts, statistics, trends and projections all matter, but so does how a player looks in live game action. I like to say it's important to play the piano with both hands. You can make music with one, but it's masterful when you use both. That means balancing safe, consistent picks with upside playmakers who can win you weeks on their own.
Nix quietly emerged as one of the top fantasy quarterbacks in 2024, finishing as QB7 in his rookie season, thanks in part to his dual-threat skill set. Nix's accuracy improved as the season progressed and was more efficient in the passing game. Looking at the film, Nix excels when plays break down, using his legs and off-platform throws to turn losses into gains.
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