Team Analysis
Overall Assessment

You have an above average roster that should compete this season. Barring too many injuries, you have a strong chance to make the playoffs and possibly do some damage.
Roster

Playoff Chances
Prediction
QB Analysis

Jared Goff isn't the best QB1 for a 12-team league, but he may produce enough good games to get away with it.
RB Analysis

James Cook is a good, but slightly below average, RB1 for a 12-team league. He might be okay most weeks, but expect some no-shows from time to time.
WR Analysis

Justin Jefferson is a strong WR1 for a 12-team league. He should certainly help your team with consistently productive weeks.
Malik Nabers is a great WR2 for a 12-team league. You can trust him to give you good-to-great numbers pretty much every week.
TE Analysis

T.J. Hockenson is a very shaky TE1 for a 12-team league. It would behoove you to upgrade, if possible.
FLEX Analysis

Zay Flowers is a solid FLEX1 for a 12-team league. His production may be inconsistent, but he should provide you with strong weeks every now and again.
Chris Godwin is an average FLEX2 for a 12-team league, so don't expect anything more than average results.
James Conner is a coin toss as a FLEX3 for a 12-team league. He could be good, could be bad.
Compare vs. Average
PK Analysis
Dustin Hopkins isn't the best kicker, but kickers are basically a guessing game.
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.
