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Landing spot is always a big factor in the IDP prospects of a young pass-rusher, but this year that importance has been magnified all the more. There isn't a big gap in talent between the top three or four edge-rushers in the Class of 2021. Where those top prospects start their NFL careers will go a long way toward determining which one is the top rookie IDP at the position in both dynasty and redraft formats.

Owusu-Koramoah's IDP upside is tantalizing—think Telvin Smith and then some. It's entirely possible we'll look back three years from now and wonder why he wasn't drafted sooner in dynasty startups and rookie drafts. If his landing spot is favorable, he'll be one of the first rookie IDPs drafted in those formats in 2021.

Jaelan Phillips has displayed the talent and potential to be a difference-maker in the NFL. But given the steep learning curve that even the best pass-rushers often experience when making the jump to the pros, there's always a measure of risk in drafting first-year players at the position.

Zaven Collins' potential and talent are undeniable—he has the strength, quickness, and athleticism to play inside and outside in both three and four-man fronts. But while that versatility should drive up demand for his services come draft day, it can also present a dilemma for IDP managers.

Last year, there was absolutely no question who the top edge-rusher prospect was in the Class of 2020. It was Chase Young‘s world, and everyone else was just living in it. It was much the same case in 2019 with ...

For dynasty IDP managers, Detroit would be a fine landing spot for Micah Parsons — the team’s off-ball linebacker situations is, um, ungood. But Parsons has the talent and ability to be a difference-maker on defense regardless of where he lands.

It is the longest article of the year so buckle up it is going to be a bumpy ride. In a year where we thought the NFL season would not even start or finish, Super Bowl LV arrives on time. ...

This is as big a game for Leonard Fournette as it is for Tom Brady but for different reasons. Fournette will be the cog that makes the Tampa Bay offense go while Tom Brady will be that proverbial nail.

Will Tom Brady add yet another championship to his trophy case or will the legend of Patrick Mahomes add another chapter? Can Tampa Bay slow down the combo of Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce? Will Leonard Fournette keep rolling and ...