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While Kirk Cousins' inaugural season with the Vikings wasn't exactly a smashing success from a real-life perspective (the Vikings missed the playoffs), he did prove useful for fantasy owners, finishing as the overall QB11.

If you play in a league at MyFantasyLeague, you probably saw the recent announcement that the depth charts at Rotoworld will no longer be the officer determinant of player position eligibility. If you didn’t, come on man! Try to keep up! There is no offseason!!! Instead, the depth charts and some behind the scenes stuff that we do here at Fantasy Sharks will be used.

During the offseason, Baker Mayfield's interim offensive coordinator to close out 2018, Freddie Kitchens, was promoted to head coach, while the team brought in air raid specialist Todd Monken (the overseer of Tampa Bay's league-leading passing offense last season) to serve as the new OC.

Some eyebrows went up when Clelin Ferrell was drafted inside the top-five—he admittedly doesn't have the athletic upside of guys like Josh Allen and Brian Burns. But Ferrell's a talented, tough two-way defensive end who landed on a Raiders team that managed just 13 sacks total last year.

Cam Newton ended up being shut down for his team’s remaining two contests, and reportedly underwent arthroscopic surgery on his shoulder this past January, making it the second time in the past two years Newton has needed an operation on this throwing arm.

The 2018 NFL regular season has concluded, so it’s time to briefly examine the state of each team’s skill positions for fantasy purposes with an eye towards next season and/or beyond. I will be reviewing each team in the reverse order of the final standings. Next up ... Washington.

We made it! It’s draft day! So what better time to do one last Mock Draft before the real thing?

Devin White is arguably one of the best athletes in this draft regardless of position. And that athleticism shows up on the field which is why he is my top ranked linebacker. He absolutely flies all over the field, making plays in the run game. White is also one of the best linebackers in coverage and will be able to match up very well with NFL tight ends right away.

Kyler Murray is the undisputed No. 1 pick, no matter what anyone says. Coach Kliff Kingsbury is familiar with Murray and he is going to start his rebuild of forging the Cardinals to fit his offense, of which Murray will be the focal point. The question we should really be asking, is where will Josh Rosen land?