The fantasy football season is right around the corner and if you're watching this video, it is going to help you out a ton.

Because we're ranking the top 24 overall players for fantasy football, you cannot afford to miss on your first or second round pick. If you're not familiar, I'm Salvatry. I've helped over 10,000 people win their fantasy leagues the last few seasons alone and I plan to do the same for you with this video. And let's start with my S tier, my top tier players. and I just want to put these two players in here right away

because all offseason we're going to be debating which one should be first. this video. And let's start with my S tier, my top tier players. And I just want to put these two players

in here right away because all offseason, we're going to be debating which one should be first between Bijon Robinson and Jemir Gibbs. Now look, if you want to put Jemir Gibbs first, go for it. I'm fine with that. I don't really have a strong stance this year on who should be the number one overall player. but I personally am leaning towards Bijon Robinson.

I mean, I don't know if people forget.

Last year, he literally just am leaning towards Bijon Robinson. I mean, I don't know

if people forget. Last year, he literally just put up nearly 2,300 total yards, like the quietest

2300 yard season ever. He was pushing to be the NFL record holder for most yards in terms of

your rushing and receiving in a season during the final couple of weeks of the year. This is a player who

now in back-to-back seasons has averaged over 20 fantasy points per game. He's scoring touchdowns despite having Tyler Algear in his backfield score eight last year and now Tyler Algear is no longer there. I mean, Bejohn Robinson, it's hard to ignore the guy. 79 catches, 820 receiving yards. And for the most part, like, yeah, the quarterback situation isn't great. We'll see what happens if it's Michael Pennix, who Bijan had success with last year and the year before that's end the season. Or if it's Tua, who's a checkdown monster, just asked Devon H. and the past two seasons. Either way, I feel comfortable about Bejohn Robinson's role, especially now because his backup is Brian Robinson. So another solid, by the way, just be careful to B. Robinson's are on here from Atlanta when

you're making your draft pick.

Don't mess that one up specifically if you're in an in-person draft where it just says the first abbreviation. Make sure it's the B.I and not the B.R. Right. Don't confuse these things. But Brian Robinson, I mean, basically like a one-for-one replacement for Tyler Oz's year.

You could even argue that Tyler's year is maybe a little bit more of a better goal lineback in terms of like stealing those touchdowns away from Bejohn. So Bejohn's going to be by number one. But Jamir Gibbs is right there in tier two, 21 fantasy points in back-to-back seasons per game. The obvious big news for a guy who scored 18 and 20 touchdowns the past two seasons in the

lion's offense. We saw him last year once Dan Campbell took over the play calling for the rest of

the season with Dan Campbell as his play caller. Bejohn was averaging over 23 fantasy points

per game. And then more importantly, with David Montgomery now gone traded to the Houston

Texans this offseason without David Montgomery as a starter these past couple of seasons when there's no Montgomery and Jamir Gibbs is out there. Gibbs has averaged 28.3 fantasy points per game. And I truly do think like we saw last year down the stretch that Gibbs is going to be the workhorse running back in this backfield. As you could see here, David Montgomery is now gone. The replacement has been Isaiah Pacheco, who hasn't been able to stay healthy these last

couple of seasons, who is nowhere near as reliable, I would say, as like a late game runner,

a red zone runner as a David Montgomery was at least these last two to three seasons with the

Detroit line.

So those are my only two players in Tier 1.

I mean, you could argue maybe one or two other players should go in there, but my tier two will start it off. It's not complete, but we'll start it off with my number three

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