Forget about rookie growing pains. Everything is aligned for Kyler Murray to be a fantasy football star in 2019.

Kenny Golladay is unchallenged atop Detroit's wide receiver depth chart and could break his way into fantasy football's WR1 class.

With the health of Todd Gurley's knee uncertain, Darrell Henderson is going to be one of the most intriguing players to watch this summer.

Nick Foles' unpredictable career arc has led him to Jacksonville, where he'll be asked to re-open the team's championship window. Can he do that while also delivering for fantasy owners?

Chris Godwin is a popular breakout candidate, even with Mike Evans locked in as Tampa Bay's No. 1 receiver. Why Godwin deserves the hype, no matter how good Evans is.

Befuddling usage was the only thing that held back Kenyan Drake last year. A new coaching staff should remove that hurdle.

Tevin Coleman's move to San Francisco makes the 49ers' backfield the most interesting one to watch from a fantasy football persepctive this summer.

James Washington's role could increase significantly now that Antonio Brown is in Oakland. The second-year receiver is a worthy gamble in fantasy leagues.

Adam Humphries and DeSean Jackson are gone, opening up a ton of opportunity in Tampa. O.J. Howard is ready to make the most of it.

Hunter Henry was a popular breakout pick before a torn ACL wiped out his 2018 season. The fantasy community hasn't lost any of its love for the Chargers' tight end.

D.K. Metcalf slid a bit in the draft, but he ended up in a great spot with Russell Wilson in Seattle. With Doug Baldwin out of the picture, Metcalf could be in line for a huge role as a rookie.

The Giants may be very bad this season, but that doesn't necessarily put a damper on Golden Tate's fantasy value. In fact, it could enhance it.