Fantasy Football Expert Rankings: Keenan Allen, Kyle Pitts, Ladd McConkey (2024)

With redraft season slowly coming into focus there is no better resource to use than the Expert Consensus Rankings, which combine over 100 rankings from fantasy football experts around the industry and can be averaged against Average Draft Position (ADP).

Doing this allows us to see the players that the consensus is ahead or behind ADP on and gives us an idea of whether these players are likely to be taken earlier or later in our drafts. Here are all of the players our expert rankings are higher or lower on compared to ADP. Below we dive into a few notable names the experts like more or less than ADP.

Fantasy Football Expert Rankings Analysis

Players the Rankings Like Less than ADP

Keenan Allen (WR – CHI): -9

Perhaps it’s a case of too many mouths to feed for a rookie quarterback or perhaps people are wary of Keenan Allen’s hamstrings after he has managed only 23 games in the last two years, but either way, fading Allen is a risky proposition given that he just led the NFL in targets earned per game with 11.5.

Kyle Pitts (TE – ATL): -19

Many people are completely burned out by the Kyle Pitts experience by this point in his career, despite the fact it’s not all his fault. In 2022 only 59% of Pitts’s targets were deemed catchable, way down from the league average of 79%, and despite increasing to 69% in 2023, it was still well below the league average. Pitts has a good quarterback for the first time in his NFL career and will be in a more pass-focused attack.

Top 5 Tight Ends by Percentage of Routes Run from a WR Spot (min 25 targets)

????Mike Gesicki – 89.8%
????Mark Andrews – 89.4%
????Kyle Pitts – 84.9%
????Logan Thomas – 79.4%
????Dalton Kincaid – 77.9%

— Andrew Cooper (@CoopAFiasco) June 26, 2024

Ladd McConkey (WR – LAC): -21

The steam on Ladd McConkey is understandable given the tumbleweed in the Chargers wide receiver room, but it might still be a little much given that McConkey never had more than 58 receptions in any year of his time with Georgia. In PPR leagues it will be easier to click McConkey’s name compared to half PPR formats.