2024 Fantasy Football Draft Guide: Rankings, mock drafts and analysis

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As the weather heats up, so does our excitement about the 2024 fantasy football draft season.

Whether you play in a casual redraft league, an intense, deep dynasty format or anything in between, we at ESPN Fantasy are here to help.

This draft guide will serve as a one-stop shop for all of our best material to ensure you make the best fantasy football picks possible in every draft you’re in: rankings and cheat sheets; player projections; mock drafts for various league types; sleepers and busts; and plenty of helpful information and tips from our expert team of fantasy football analysts.

It doesn’t matter whether you have been doing this for years or are a fantasy first-timer. We have everything needed to help you draft a great team and start the season with a shot at a championship.

Fantasy football cheat sheets, projections and depth charts

Cheat Sheet Central
A one-stop shop for printable cheat sheets that fit your specific needs.

2024 projections
Mike Clay’s projected output for players at every fantasy position, sortable by category.

Depth charts: Offense | Defense

Rankings

2024 rankings hub
A range of rankings types to suit you, including our staff consensus by position, superflex, IDP, dynasty and individual overall lists.

Mock drafts

12-team, PPR (6/13) | 10-team, PPR (4/30)

Advice and analysis

Clay/Yates: Eight storylines that will define the 2024 fantasy season

Loza: How health of Rodgers, Cousins affects Jets, Falcons playmakers in 2024

Clay/Yates: Eight breakout players to watch

Karabell: Bounce-back candidates for 2024

Loza: Ten most impactful offseason moves

Moody: Players to trade for, trade away in dynasty

Bowen: Rookies with immediate fantasy potential

Injuries

Bell’s injury outlook for 2024
A look at those recovering from Achilles, ACL and other injuries and their prospects for this season. Many stars discussed, including Aaron Rodgers, Kirk Cousins, T.J. Hockenson, Nick Chubb, Joe Burrow, Anthony Richardson and more.