Big Board Explained (Players 121-150)
Steve Hungarter, Harley Schultz, HC Green, Kevin Tompkins and Doug Orth give the rationale for and against the first 150 players on the PPR Big Board.
121. WR Denzel Boston, Cleveland Browns: Boston excels in catching passes due to his extensive catch radius and athletic ability. However, the Browns' offense and run-heavy strategy may limit his opportunities.
122. TE Juwan Johnson, New Orleans Saints: Johnson's success as Tyler Shough's second target in 2025 may improve with the addition of Jordyn Tyson and Travis Etienne Jr. to the Saints' roster. However, Johnson could be relegated to the third target, causing volatility in his fantasy performance.
123. TE Terrance Ferguson, Los Angeles Rams: Ferguson's impressive 9.2 yards per target and impressive athleticism make him a potential fantasy standout. The high utilization of the "13" personnel in Los Angeles may help Ferguson achieve fantasy relevancy. However, Ferguson's competition from other tight ends, including Davis Allen and Max Klare, could limit his fantasy impact.
124. TE Oronde Gadsden II, Los Angeles Chargers: Gadsden's strong performance during a four-week span last October, with 22 receptions, 377 yards, and two touchdowns, could be bolstered by the departure of Keenan Allen. Mike McDaniel's new offensive scheme may provide more opportunities for Gadsden in the underneath and intermediate zones.
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