Finding value in fantasy football is one of the keys to having success. It’s easy to pinpoint which players to target in the early rounds, but discovering players that can deliver worthwhile production to your team in the later rounds can be somewhat of a challenge.
On the Los Angeles Rams, Cooper Kupp is one of the first players being selected in best-ball drafts. Kupp is coming off one of the most historic seasons for a wide receiver, so his current rankings shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone, especially with most leagues implementing a half-point or full-point PPR (points per reception) scoring system.
With the Rams looking to defend their title as Super Bowl champions in 2022, who are values at their current ADP in best-ball drafts?
Note: All ADPs are courtesy of 4for4’s Underdog ADP.
Allen Robinson
Allen Robinson ADP: 47.3
Position rank: WR22
I spoke about Allen Robinson quite a few times in my previous article where I discussed best-ball stacks to target on the Rams in 2022. Robinson signed a three-year deal with Los Angeles this offseason, giving Matthew Stafford another talented pass-catcher in the offense.
It’s been well documented that Robinson had the worst year of his career in 2021 with the Chicago Bears, totaling only 38 receptions, 410 yards, and one touchdown in 12 games. Despite his lackluster numbers a season ago, Robinson is in a much more wide-receiver-friendly environment now.
Even though Robinson will operate as the No. 2 wideout behind Kupp, there is still upside for the veteran wide receiver to finish as a top 15 performer at his position in 2022.
Van Jefferson
Van Jefferson ADP: 138.9
Position rank: WR65
Kupp and Robinson are going to receive all of the love when it comes to wide receivers on the Rams. Both are fantastic options, but I’ve found myself getting a ton of exposure to Van Jefferson in the later rounds to get a piece of the Los Angeles offense.
The future of Odell Beckham Jr. remains undetermined, though all signs still point toward Beckham re-signing with the Rams. That being said, Beckham won’t suit up until later in the season as he recovers from a torn ACL, allowing Jefferson to be the No. 3 wide receiver on the Rams for a decent portion in 2022.
Jefferson made a massive jump in yards per reception from 2021 (11.6) to 2022 (16) and he could operate in a vertical-threat role in the upcoming season alongside Kupp and Robinson. At the…
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