• Chris Godwin, Michael Thomas, Trey Lance and Kadarius Toney make significant moves up the ranks

•  Mike Evans, Ronald Jones and Michael Gallup move down

• Julio Jones, Isaiah McKenzie, J. Hamler, Wan’Dale Robinson and George Pickens make their first-time appearances.

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The fantasy football top 150 is designed to help fantasy drafters through the mid to late rounds. It can be used in conjunction with the tier articles to help decide who to select across all positions.

Last Updated: August 10, 2022

MOVING UP

24. RB ALVIN KAMARA, NEW ORLEANS SAINTS

Kamara could face a suspension from the NFL, which moves him down the board. However, Drew Davenport put together a great thread on Kamara, and that potential suspension may not happen in 2022. If the suspension is lifted, he moves up to RB6 — making the veteran back a potential bargain.

Still, I am not forcing it over other players with potential full-time roles like Saquon Barkley in Round 2. The 27-year-old back currently goes 22 in FFPC and Underdog drafts.

48. WR MICHAEL THOMAS, NEW ORLEANS SAINTS

Thomas is practicing, and his ADP is on the rise. We have seen him demand targets at outlandish rates in the pas,t and while the Saints have an improved depth chart, Thomas could still be the clear-cut No. 1.

He moves up a whopping 26 spots in the top 150 and is a priority target in Round 6 of fantasy drafts.

49. WR CHRIS GODWIN, TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS

Godwin averaged 17.6 fantasy points per game but tore his ACL in Week 15 last year. He would be ranked inside the top 12 if fully healthy. He climbs up the ranks 24 spots thanks to avoiding the PUP and participating in practice. Despite these developments, we shouldn’t expect a 100% version of Godwin early in the season. However, his ADP is reasonable at pick 59 in FFPC drafts.