Fantasy Football Questions: Justin Jefferson, Kendre Miller, Rachaad White (2024)

The 2024 season is still a few months away, and that means it’s a great time to prepare for your fantasy football leagues. Much will change between now and opening night on September 5. Let’s look at the biggest fantasy football questions for all 32 NFL teams. And below we dive into a few questions involving notable fantasy football players.

Fantasy Football Questions

MIN – Should Justin Jefferson be the first wide receiver drafted?

Fantasy players made Jefferson the near consensus 1.01 pick in 2023. Unfortunately, he struggled to stay healthy, missing seven games and leaving two others early. The superstar was the WR5 on a points-per-game basis, averaging 16.8 fantasy points per contest. Furthermore, he had over 1,000 receiving yards despite missing nearly half the season. However, fantasy players can’t love that Jefferson’s quarterback will be Sam Darnold or a rookie in 2024. While he should be a top-six fantasy pick, Jefferson shouldn’t be the first wide receiver drafted.

NO – Can Kendre Miller have a fantasy-relevant role?

Many had high hopes for Miller as a rookie. Unfortunately, he fell flat on his face. Furthermore, the former TCU star missed nine games because of injuries this past season. Yet, fantasy players should take a shot on Miller late in their fantasy drafts. He was impressive in the Week 18 matchup that Alvin Kamara missed with an injury. Miller was the RB13 that week, scoring 14.4 half-point PPR fantasy points. Kamara will be the starter in 2024 but expect Miller to have a meaningful role.

TB – Should Rachaad White get drafted as an RB1?

White was the RB7 this past year, averaging 13.9 half-point PPR fantasy points per game. However, he was second in rushing attempts (272) but 14th in yards (990). Furthermore, White ranked 89th in yards after contact per attempt, 84th in missed tackles forced per attempt and 76th in explosive run rate in 2023 (per Fantasy Points Data). While fantasy players can’t love those statistics, the young running back should have a featured role again this upcoming season. White is worthy of a low-end RB1 draft pick.