Fantasy News

The Broncos have selected Florida wide receiver Tyrie Cleveland with the No. 252 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

Cleveland is the third Gators receiver to get drafted this weekend, and he lands with a Broncos team that’s been adding a bunch of talent to the offensive side of the football throughout the draft. Cleveland is a good athlete with good size and is not afraid to get involved as a run blocker, which he’ll need to do—along with special-teams contributions—to make the Browns roster to start his career.

4/25/20 - 06:51 PM ET

The Seahawks have selected LSU tight end Stephen Sullivan with the No. 251 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

Seattle traded up to the end of the seventh round to get Sullivan, so they wanted to ensure they got him before the end of the draft. The Seahawks have a very crowded tight end room heading into 2020, so Sullivan will be battling for a roster spot this summer.

4/25/20 - 06:49 PM ET

The Dolphins have selected Navy wide receiver Malcolm Perry with the No. 246 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

Perry was of course a standout quarterback for Navy, but the 2019 AAC Player of the Year was drafted as a receiver by Miami—and Brian Flores will surely love the character he will bring to the team. Switching positions is difficult to do in the NFL, so we’ll see if Perry is able to earn a roster spot this summer.

4/25/20 - 06:35 PM ET

The Buccaneers have selected Louisiana-Lafayette running back Raymond Calais with the No. 245 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

Calais averaged a whopping 9.3 yards per carry two seasons ago in the Sun Belt (on 81 carries), then he followed it up with a career-high 886 rushing yards on 117 attempts last year. With the Bucs, the rookie will get a shot to earn the No. 3 role—and that alone puts him on the fantasy radar because of high-powered it can be with Tom Brady at the controls.

4/25/20 - 06:32 PM ET

The Vikings have selected Iowa quarterback Nate Stanley with the No. 244 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

Stanley has size (six-foot-four, 235 pound) and strength reminiscent of Ben Roehtlisberger, and that’s who he looked like on the field when at his best for the Hawkeyes. In Minnesota, Stanley will have a chance to develop behind Kirk Cousins, and he is one of a few Day 3 prospects that has enough promise to keep on radars as a potential future starter if he shows well in preseason action.

4/25/20 - 06:29 PM ET

The Saints have drafted Mississippi State quarterback Tommy Stevens with the No. 240 pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

New Orleans did not have any picks today, but they traded back into the final round of the draft to select Stevens, a former Penn State player that transferred to Mississippi State. Interestingly, Stevens has a Taysom Hill-like skillset, so he’s someone to keep an eye on in dynasty leagues in particular. If the Saints transition to an offense based around Hill in 2021 (assuming Drew Brees retires after this season), Stevens would be the heavy favorite to back him up, in which case he’s a play away from hitting the field.

4/25/20 - 06:22 PM ET

The Cowboys have selected James Madison quarterback Ben DiNucci with the No. 231 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

DiNucci is a somewhat surprising selection with some bigger names on the board at quarterback, but Dallas saw enough out of him at James Madison to believe they have someone that can potentially earn the No. 2 job behind Dak Prescott. The six-foot-three signal-caller brings some mobility to the position as well, so we’ll see if he shows enough to beat out Cooper Rush in preseason action.

4/25/20 - 06:02 PM ET