A lot happened this off season. Literally, hundreds of players changed teams. And 256 rookies were

drafted with even more being signed after the draft. All of this impacts your 2023 fantasy

leagues. Now, I'm here to tell you about the players who lost major value, but very few people

are talking about. Let's begin with a superstar running back. And it's Jonathan Taylor who,

look, he's a fantastic running back, but he lost this offseason for one big reason. With the

fourth pick in the NFL drafts, the Indianapolis Colts selected mobile quarterback Anthony Richardson.

And similar to most mobile quarterbacks, Richardson just doesn't target running backs.

Here are the running back

targets last year for Florida, 16, 9, and 3. That is 28 targets. Just 5% of Richardson's passes

is well below average. And then if we look at his rushing production, he had the third most

carries on the team, but most importantly, he had the second most rushing touchdowns

with nine rushing touchdowns, 31% of the team's rushing scores.

This is concerning because it clearly crushes Jonathan Taylor's fantasy cheat codes.

That is his targets and his red zone usage.

And in his big breakout season two years ago, where he played the whole year, he led the NFL

in red zone touches and he was pretty decent with over three targets per game 17th amongst

the running back position.

So now that's going to significantly reduce this year.

And with a rookie quarterback in general, the offense is going to be less efficient, meaning

less red zone drives.

Taylor is currently going as the running back for in drafts

behind only McCaffrey, Bejohn Robinson, and Austin Echler, and I personally think this is too soon.

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