Biggest Fantasy Football Draft Busts: Round 10-12

Round 10: Mike Williams (ADP: 144th)

Mike Williams is in a good situation with the Jets with Aaron Rodgers coming back. However, this man can never stay healthy. His injury-prone nature makes him nearly undraftable. If he could stay on the field he would be a great endzone threat but there is no way that this guy can be depended on to start in a fantasy lineup. Despite being in a pass-heavy offense the past few years with the Chargers, he has only had a 1,000-yard season 2 times in his 7-year career. He is rapidly aging, and his injury concerns are too high to consider him anything except a fantasy bust.

Round 11: Jakobi Meyers (ADP: 149th)

Jakobi Meyers has certainly seen his opportunities increase year over year throughout his career. Although his quarterback play has never been good in his career, this may be his worst situation yet with Gardner Minshew. This combined with the fact that the Raiders went out and selected Brock Bowers who is going to absorb a lot of targets on this offense takes away from Meyer’s fantasy potential. Meyers got a lot of touchdowns last year despite limited yardage, which makes him a risky selection if you are expecting similar point production this year.

Round 12: Chuba Hubbard (ADP: 165th)

Chuba Hubbard is currently the starting running back for the Carolina Panthers, so you may initially think that getting a starting running back in this round may be a good value, but that would be wrong. Last year, Carolina was running back by committee with Miles Sanders who is still on this team. Additionally, the Panthers selected Jonathon Brooks in this most recent NFL draft who will start growing into this starting role as the season goes along. Lastly, the Panthers will be trailing in a lot of games this season which means that they won’t be running the ball as much as other NFL teams will be. In these later rounds, you want to draft flyers who have breakout potential, but Chuba Hubbard’s production is only going to fade as the season goes along with essentially no chance of a breakout.