By A.J. Olona

Fall is right around the corner, and as we prepare for the first leaf to fall from the tree, I only have one question for you,  are  you ready for some football? With the first pick in the 2020 NFL Fantasy Football Draft...... You know what, before we reveal our top pick(s), allow us to help you out with our position rankings so we can help you win your fantasy football league this year.

32) Dwayne Haskins - Washington Football Team

Week 8 Bye Week

If I am a Washington fan (they still don't have a nickname yet), I am hoping Alex Smith is the starter this year. Haskins didn't have a great rookie year, and now the question of whether or not Haskins is the future has to be in the back of the minds of Washington fans and owners. Dwayne Haskins may have even less offensive talent around him in 2020 than he did in 2019.

31) Mitchell Trubisky - Chicago Bears

Week 11 Bye Week

It could be an interesting battle in the "Windy City", because it seems likely that former Super Bowl MVP, Nick Foles, could take over the reins of this offense, and Trubisky  could see the bench or even a change of scenery. While Chicago brought in a slew of new tight ends to bolster this offense, we believe not enough was done to help either Trubisky or Foles to be relevant in fantasy platforms in 2020.

30) Tyrod Taylor - Los Angeles Chargers

Week 10 Bye Week

Taylor is just buying some time in this Los Angeles offense until Justin Herbert takes over, which could be as early as week 6. Tyrod will lean heavily on running back Austin Ekler in hopes that he can shine two years in a row in the passing game.

29) Gardner Minshew - Jacksonville Jaguars

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The Mania has finally died down and Minshew has come back to earth. While Jacksonville looks to take another step forward in his second year in this offense, we still do not trust him to be a consistent starter on our fantasy teams.

28) Drew Lock - Denver Broncos

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 He is still inexperienced, and we don't have enough stats to make a decision on him as a consistent contributor. However, with the addition of Melvin Gordon in the backfield, as well as rookies Jerry Juedy, KJ Hamler, and Albert Okwuegbunam, Lock might have enough around him to take that step forward.

Another year in the offense for Courtland Sutton, Philip Lindsay, and Noah Fant does not hurt either.

27) Daniel Jones - New York Giants

Week 11 Bye Week

There are some positive and negatives for the young quarterback out of  the University of Duke as he enters year 2. He did throw for over 3,000 yards and 24 touchdowns in his rookie year. He will benefit from improved line play and a healthy Saquon Barkley in year two.

26) Ryan Fitzpatrick - Miami Dolphins

Week 11 Bye Week

Tua will eventually be the future of the franchise, but for now they will ride the 37 year old quarterback, who has had some big moments in Miami. With the addition of Matt Breida and Jordan Howard in the backfield, along with the emergence of DeVante Parker and Mike Gesicki, look for this Miami offense to be much improved in 2020.

25) Teddy Bridgewater - Carolina Panthers

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Bridgewater will have some big shoes to fill if he is expected to take over for Cam Newton (who has some big shoes of his own to fill). Bridgewater filled in nicely last year when Brees was sidelined with an injury. Any quarterback lucky enough to have Christian McCaffery alongside them in the backfield will be able to provide you with some decent spot starts throughout the year (see early 2019 Kyle Allen).

24) Sam Darnold - New York Jets

Week 11 Bye Week

“Mr. Inconsistent!” Will this finally be the year that Sam Darnold realizes his potential? Darnold quietly put up decent numbers last year. However, losing Robby Anderson will be huge. Look for Darnold to rely heavily on Le’Veon Bell in the run game and try to establish a strong connection with rookie Denzel Mims early on

23) Baker Mayfield - Cleveland Browns

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Baker Mayfield had a solid rookie season, but crashed hard in year 2.  He definitely has some growing up to do. There are too many options in that Cleveland offense for Baker not to succeed. He has the best one two punch at running back in Kareem Hunt and Nick Chubb to go along with a great 1-2 punch in Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry. Cleveland brought in Austin Hooper to pair with David Njoku (for now) to push Baker Mayfield to reach his potential. Not to mention an improved line should help Baker regain his rookie form.

22) Joe Burrow - Cincinnati Bengals

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Burrow is the locked in week 1 starter in Cincy, with Andy Dalton now the back up in Dallas. We think Burrow could be very good in this league for a long time, so let's cut him a break in his first year with a team that is looking to start fresh. A healthy AJ green and John Ross III will go a long way in Burrows development. Look for Burrow to hand it off often to Joe Mixon and to try to establish a relationship early on with fellow rookie Tee Higgins.

21) Philip Rivers - Indianapolis Colts

Week 7 Bye Week

It is really weird to see Rivers wearing a new uniform after so many years with the Chargers, but here we are.  He is definitely in his twilight years, but he could still have a solid year in 2020 with a talented group of pass catchers around him. However, with the best line in the league, and with Indy taking Jonathan Taylor early in the 2020 draft, look for the Colts to rely heavily on the run game.

20) Josh Allen - Buffalo Bills

Week 11 Bye Week

With Tom Brady out of New England,  I think  there is a new sheriff in town in the AFC East, but that is only until New England finds a way to land Trevor Lawrence next year. I think Allen takes a big step forward this year with the addition of Stefon Diggs in the passing game to go along with John Brown and Cole Beasley. We could easily see a huge step forward from second year tight end Dawson Knox and second year running back Devin Singletary.

19) Derek Carr - Las Vegas Raiders

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It will take some getting used to now that they have found a new home in Las Vegas.  Derek Carr might have the best receiving group around him (other than the few months that Antonio Brown was on the team). We could easily see Carr consistently putting up solid numbers. We think he'll be the second best quarterback in the AFC West this season.

18) Jared Goff - Los Angeles Rams

Week 9 Bye Week

Last year was definitely a down year for Goff, but he has the ability to bounce back with the talent that surrounds him, but I don't see him putting up top 10 numbers this year. Losing both Todd Gurley II and Brandin Cooks in the same offseason is a huge hit for this Rams offseason. Lucky for Goff, he still has a talented group of pass catchers around him, spearheaded by Cooper Kupp.

17) Cam Newton - New England Patriots

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Yes, we know that Newton is a former MVP and has played in a Super bowl, and now he is in a "dream" offense in New England with Belichick running the show, but the main issue with Newton is whether or not he can stay healthy.  If he can stay healthy, he could put up some solid numbers, but it is his job to lose. He will have less to work with than he did in his Carolina days but Belichick always seems to find a way to have a top offense in the NFL. The drop off from 2019 Brady to Newton this season should not be huge, fantasy wise.

16) Kyler Murray - Arizona Cardinals

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Murray is very exciting to watch and could put up solid numbers in both the air and on the ground, especially in Kingsbury's high powered offense. Oh! It also helps just a little bit that the Cardinals acquired DeAndre Hopkins in the offseason for practically nothing. We see a big year for Murray and this Cardinals offense.  

15) Ben Roethlisberger - Pittsburgh Steelers

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Health is the main question here! A healthy Roethlisberger has always led to a top offense in the AFC. Look for a big bounce back year for both JuJu Smith-Schuster and James Conner, only if Big Ben is healthy.

14) Jimmy Garappolo - San Francisco 49ers

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 Can he lead the 49ers to the promise land and the Lombardi trophy? He was awfully close last season. With an improved receiving group and the reassurance that George Kittle is going to be around for a long, long time in San Fran, look for Garappolo to perform somewhat similar to the way that he did last season.

13) Kirk Cousins - Minnesota Vikings

Week 7 Bye Week

Cousins does have the talent around him to put up solid numbers. The loss of Stefon  Diggs stings a little, but the addition of Justin Jefferson could help fill that void. If the Vikings find a way to lock down Dalvin Cook sometime soon, this Vikings offense could put up huge numbers.

12) Dak Prescott - Dallas Cowboys

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Dak is a good, solid quarterback with the weapons around him he needs to succeed, but will he have a future in Dallas? That remains to be seen. I think 2020 is a make or break year for Prescott. With the addition of CeeDee Lamb and Mike McCarthy, do not be surprised if Dak pushes 5,000 yards for the second year in a row.

11) Matt Ryan - Atlanta Falcons

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Ryan is one of the most consistent quarterbacks to play the game, and there is no argument that he has one of the top receiving duos in the league, with Jones and Ridley.  He might be able to put up top 10 fantasy numbers this year if Todd Gurley II can come even somewhat close to his 2018 numbers in Los Angeles.

10) Ryan Tannehill - Tennessee Titans

Week 7 Bye Week

Tannehill has taken his time with Tennessee and become "Mr. Efficient". And with Derrick Henry in the backfield, that could open up a lot of opportunities for Tannehill this year. If AJ Brown is able to build on top of his connection with Tannehill and a standout rookie season, Tannehill could prove 2019 was not a fluke.

9) Tom Brady - Tampa Bay Buccaneers

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Okay, this is going to take some getting used to. This reminds me of when  Brett Favre left Green Bay for the Minnesota Vikings. Brady is the one of the greatest of all time, and has every right to carry that label, but at 43 does he have anything left in the tank? With the talent that surrounds him from Mike Evans and Chris Godwin to an amazing trio of tight end options, including a returning Gronk, we are going to say, yes!

8) Matthew Stafford - Detroit Lions

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Injuries really hurt Stafford last year, but how can you go against a guy that could possibly throw for close to 5,000 yards every year in a pass first offense. Before Stafford went down, he was putting together a string of amazing fantasy performances. With plenty of time to heal, look for Stafford to consistenly put up great numbers.

7) Deshaun Watson - Houston Texans

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Watson will need to be a little lower on the list, because we are still not sure why the organization traded away one of the best wide receivers in the NFL. While the Texans were able to bring in both Brandin Cooks and David Johnson, it’s hard to see the loss of Deandre Hopkins and see how it wont negatively impact Watson in a year where he is looking for a new contract.

6) Aaron Rodgers - Green Bay Packers

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 Rodgers is going to Canton, OH some day, but this could be his last year or two in a Packers uniform, because the Packers drafted his potential replacement, Jordan Love in the first round in last year's draft. While the Packers could’ve invested heavily in a deeper WR class this year to help Aaron Rodgers, they neglected the position and relied on free agent signing Devin Funchess. Unfortunately, Funchess will be sitting out this year and Rodgers will be left to do it all on his own once more. But as long as Rodgers is in control in Green Bay, we will not bet against him.

5) Carson Wentz - Philadelphia Eagles

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Wentz did more with less than any quarterback in 2019. He was throwing to 3rd and 4th string wide receivers and still beat the Dallas Cowboys last year to earn a playoff spot, all the while putting up strong numbers. The Eagles offense has been revamped, especially at the wide receiver position. If Wentz can stay on the field for all 16 games this season, he will be a strong fantasy option and could possibly be in the MVP discussion as well.

4) Drew Brees - New Orleans Saints

Week 6 Bye Week

There is not much to say about Brees, but the Saints could be scary good this year, and definitely be in the discussion for representing the NFC in the Super bowl. It does help that he has the best wide receiver in football, and a top 5 running back to spread the ball around to. I would draft Brees with confidence.

3) Russell Wilson - Seattle Seahawks

Week 6 Bye Week

We are really shocked that Wilson does not have more Super bowl rings. He makes the Seahawks offense go. Wilson is still only 31 years old and has plenty of solid years in front of him. He will be in Canton one day.  Draft with confidence!

2) Lamar Jackson - Baltimore Ravens

Week 8 Bye Week

Last year's MVP was amazing! It felt like we were watching an ever better version of  Michael Vick on the field. His numbers were off the charts last season!  He is heading into the new season with even more weapons around him. Draft with confidence!

1) Patrick Mahomes - Kansas City Chiefs

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This is a no brainer!  Mahomes won the Super bowl and will continue to get better. Plus the Chiefs could have the best overall offense in football in 2020. Losing Damien Williams to an opt out will be a huge blow for the Chiefs offense. However, they did draft Clyde Edwards-Helaire out of LSU in the first round of this years draft which will open up this offense even more so than 2019.

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