Fantasy football 2020 AFC North depth chart breakdowns
By Bill Pivetz
Fantasy football owners have a lot of talent to pick from this season with three of the teams in the AFC North making moves this offseason.
In what is usually a two or three-team battle for the division winner, one team ran away with the title last season. The Ravens dominated with a 14-2 record, finishing six games better than the second-place team. For fantasy football, the more teams win, the more fantasy points are available.
The Ravens made a lot of moves to improve an already-great defense. The offense is good enough that they can survive with the players they currently have. The Bengals brought back their veteran wide receiver on the franchise tag. If he’s healthy, he’ll have a big impact.
The Browns signed a tight end to the biggest contract for the position. The team also re-signed a veteran running back to back up their young star and made improvements to the defense. With the other offenses in the division, they’re going to need the help.
The Steelers also signed a tight end and added help to the defensive line. Their offense is young, for the most part, that they didn’t need to make many moves.
I will be doing a piece for all eight divisions, leading up to (hopefully) week 1 of the 2020 fantasy football season. I will break down the offensive depth charts for each team, let you know which players are worth drafting and which ones you should avoid. I will also include a player I see breaking out due to the moves made this offseason.
Based on your league’s settings, each owner values a player differently. A 2QB league will boost the value of quarterbacks more than a 1QB league will. The same can be said for leagues with multiple flex spots or a super-utility spot.
So, without further ado, here is another 2020 fantasy football breakdown, continuing with the AFC North and the first team up is the Baltimore Ravens.