BALLER MOVE: Target ~160 CURRENT ADP: ~190 ANALYSIS: Throughout the summer, Watson has been my favorite sleeper among tight ends that can be found in the later rounds of drafts, as his situation presents an enticing blend of ability and opportunity. This should provide a recipe for consistent production at a position in which that is often a rare commodity. But even as the ADPs of other undervalued players have gradually ascended into a loftier region of most drafts, Watson's ADP has rema[...]

After endless months of anticipation, we've now reached the threshold of the regular season. As part of the unrelenting efforts here at RotoBaller to provide you with statistics, analysis, and thoroughly researched recommendations, it is time to add our annual bold predictions into the mix. Some of my colleagues have already provided you with their Bold Predictions for 2018, and now it is my turn to deliver some prognostications. One of those colleagues correctly stated that all of us make pr[...]

BALLER MOVE: Target ~175 CURRENT ADP: ~185 ANALYSIS: ADP:  Throughout the summer, New Orleans Saints tight end Bem Watson has been a top sleeper among tight ends that can be found in the later rounds of drafts, as his situation presents an enticing blend of ability and opportunity. This should provide a recipe for consistent production at a position in which that is often a rare commodity. However, even as the ADPs of other undervalued players have gradually ascended into a loftier re[...]

With each passing day, we advance closer to the rapidly approaching Week 1 kickoffs. Even though many owners will devote much of their remaining time toward becoming heavily involved in the construction of rosters for their redraft leagues, a massive number of you have also remained passionate about building lineups in the tremendously popular Best-Ball format. Here at RotoBaller, we remain dedicated to providing abundant resources to those of you who have maintained your involvement in MFL10[...]

Once your draft has moved into the double-digit rounds, your efforts to pinpoint sleepers among the collection of players that remain available should become increasingly galvanized. While your ongoing attempt to stockpile running backs and wide receivers will continue as you advance through this portion of the draft, locating a second tight end to supplement your starter becomes more critical with the progression of each round. There will be a cluster of options for your consideration at thi[...]

This article references and more! New Orleans Saints tight ends Michael Hoomanawanui (ankld) and Josh Hill (leg) are both present for the start of the voluntary offseason workouts Monday after finishing last year in Injured Reserve. Hoomanawanui is "good to go" and has been cleared for participation, according to a source. Hill is currently limited in his recovery but is on track. Hill and Hoomanawanui or both more of blocking types behind starter Coby Fleener, so they shouldn't be on anyone's fantasy radar.Keep on reading: Saints Tight Ends Present For Offseason Workouts