NFC South Fantasy Football Preview

Action Network fantasy football experts Chris Raybon and Sean "The Oddsmaker" Koerner are back to deliver an eight-part series, breaking down each team by division for the upcoming 2022 NFL season. They'll evaluate fantasy-relevant players' average draft position plus any potential sleepers or bust candidates to get you prepped for best ball and redraft leagues.

The duo covers the NFC South this week and starts things off with Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3 MIN). Tom Brady is back again, but what is the status on Gronk? Mike Evans looks poised for another top-10 WR finish, and is Leonard Fournette a top-5 back? Chris Godwin is still rehabbing from an ACL tear in January, so is where should fantasy managers target him in redraft leagues if he misses a few games to start the season?

Next, they discuss the New Orleans Saints [26 MIN] and how the loss of Sean Payton may impact Jameis Winston. Alvin Kamara's legal situation remains in flux, so is there value in targeting Jarvis Landry (ADP WR50), Chris Olave (ADP WR45), or Michael Thomas? Oh, and fade Adam Trautman because it's Adam Trautman. 

And what about the Carolina Panthers [45 MIN]. Sam "Damn!" Darnold is still the starting QB, but can Bob McAdoo's offensive scheme unlock DJ Moore? Can Christian McCaffrey stay healthy and return to RB1 status? 

They close things out with the Atlanta Falcons [58 MIN]. QB Marcus Mariota gets another opportunity as a starter, but with a tough schedule, can the Falcons sustain any fantasy-relevant players outside of Kyle Pitts and Cordarelle Patterson? Which rookie will emerge as a sleeper between Drake London and Tyler Allgeier? Raybon and Koerner cover it all in the NFC South Fantasy Preview. 

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