Fantasy Football 2019: FanSided Mock Draft Pick 7 Analysis

FanSided Fantasy Fantasy Football Mock Draft: Rounds 14-15

14.06 Justice Hill, Baltimore Ravens (RB6)

I still have lots of questions about this Ravens’ backfield. They brought in Mark Ingram this past off-season on a three-year deal, and many expect him to have that lead role. To be completely honest, I don’t think it’s going to shake out that way. Ingram has rarely been relied upon to carry a heavy workload, and I don’t think his 29-year-old season is the time this starts.

The Ravens followed this Ingram signing with a 4th round draft pick on Justice Hill. Although this is a busy backfield, I still think Hill can breakthrough as a rookie. He absolutely lit up the combine and has a skill set that can keep him on the field. If Hill can produce early in the season, he could pay off big as a late-round flier in Fantasy Football.

15.07 T.J. Yeldon, Buffalo Bills (RB7)

It just felt right to end my draft with two consecutive running backs. I got a little bit away from myself going wide receiver heavy, so I felt the need to make up a little ground. This draft occurred at the end of July, so a lot is going to change. In T.J. Yeldon’s case, the starting running back position in Buffalo is wide open.

Rookie Devin Singletary has been gaining some attention in camp, but Yeldon should not be forgotten. As Leonard Fournette was in and out of the lineup last season, Yeldon quietly racked up 55 receptions.

Even if Singletary takes the early-down work, Yeldon still can have an impact on the passing game. In the last round of the draft, it was worth a shot. Yeldon is a player I will be keeping a close eye on through training camp.