Team Analysis
Overall Reaction
Roster
Outlook
This roster is below average but isn't terrible. Making the playoffs would be a good accomplishment, but to do that, you'll likely need to upgrade several positions through trades or waiver wire pickups.
Playoff Chances
Prediction
QB Analysis
Justin Herbert should be an okay QB1 for a 14-team league, but there will be multiple weeks where he'll make you regret not upgrading.
RB Analysis
Travis Etienne is not an ideal RB1 for a 14-team league. He will have some okay weeks once in a while, but could have more bad ones than good ones. Try to upgrade if you can.
WR Analysis
CeeDee Lamb is an average WR1 for a 14-team league. Some weeks you'll be glad you started him, some weeks not so much.
Ladd McConkey is a fine WR2 for a 14-team league. Not a superstar, but should get the job done more often than not.
Rashee Rice is a superior WR3 for a 14-team league. He should give your team a nice boost in many games this season.
TE Analysis
T.J. Hockenson is a pretty weak TE1 for a 14-team league. May show up a few times over the course of a season, but otherwise will likely let you down.
FLEX Analysis
D'Andre Swift is a solid FLEX1 for a 14-team league. His production may be inconsistent, but he should provide you with strong weeks every now and again.
Compare vs. Average
PK Analysis
You currently don't have a kicker, but it should be easy enough to pick one up.
In general, don't spend much time worrying about kickers. They are too unpredictable. Try to find a kicker on a team with a good offense. And if he's playing in a dome, even better.
DEF Analysis
The New Orleans Saints aren't the best defense, but D/STs are mostly a crapshoot. You'll probably want to stream defenses.
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How are the grades given at each position?
Our grading system doesn't just give grades based on a player's value or ranking in a vacuum. Our grades work off of your player's value vs. the average player's value at that specific positional slot.
For example, the 2nd or 3rd best overall RB might "only" get an A in the RB1 slot. But if that same player was in the RB2 slot on your team, he would almost certainly be an A+ since his value would be much greater compared to the averge player in that slot.
For teams added thru "My Leagues," why is the Average Team Value and Overall Reaction GIF sometimes different than the Average Team Value and Reaction GIF on the League Analysis page?
League Analysis compares your team to the average team IN THAT LEAGUE, so it only looks at the players drafted in that league. This page compares your team to the average team in all of fantasy, looking at all available players, not just the players drafted in a specific league.
