The NFL Draft is firmly behind us, and the vast expanse of rookie and dynasty startup drafts lies ahead. To be sure, it’s an exciting time. The offseason period between the Super Bowl and the NFL Draft is quite the journey, but now we have landing spots for each of the incoming rookies, and prospective depth charts are starting to take shape.

If you did your rookie draft and/or dynasty startup draft before the NFL Draft, the draft weekend was likely an adventure of its own. However, if you are now getting into your rookie drafts or are itching to get into another startup, let’s take a look at a few shifts in ADP. These shifts have created a perfect window of value and opportunity for savvy managers to capitalize on.

Before we dive in, if you are looking for more incredible dynasty content, make sure to check out a few of my personal favorites from both this season and evergreen content from years past.

Shawn Siegele reselected every draft from the last seven years to unlock the secret to dominating your rookie drafts.

Monty Phan used a recent RotoViz TriFlex dynasty startup to highlight how the NFL Draft impacted trendy sleepers.

Shawn also researched and demonstrated how to create a permanent championship window for your team in a dynasty workshop series.

Travis Etienne (ADP – RB16 / 4th Round)

One of the more significant Day 1 draft surprises came when the Jacksonville Jaguars selected running back Travis Etienne from Clemson with the 25th overall pick. Heading to a team with other needs and an excellent running back already on the roster in undrafted free agent James Robinson, Etienne reunited with his former college quarterback in Trevor Lawrence. Etienne had a massively productive college career and could have declared after the 2019 season. However, he chose to return to school and had a relatively disappointing season from a box score perspective, although he did reel in nearly 50 receptions.