Adhir Ravipati saw a young talent in Troy Franklin early on and coached him through high school. Franklin excelled at Oregon, setting records and impressing scouts. Despite doubts, he was selected by the Broncos in the fourth round of the draft, ready to prove himself in the NFL.

Franklin's journey from East Palo Alto to the NFL draft included standout performances and unwavering belief in his abilities. With his speed and agility, Franklin became a top wide receiver prospect, catching the eye of scouts and coaches nationwide. Now, with the Broncos, he's ready to showcase his skills in the big leagues.

Players' values shift in dynasty fantasy football leagues post-NFL Draft. Some rising stars and secure players turn into losers. See who to buy and sell after the 2024 Draft.

New Panthers coach boosts Bryce Young's outlook. Jaylen Waddle remains a strong player. Jaylen Warren is poised for a breakout. Kyren Williams' future is uncertain. Kirk Cousins and Josh Jacobs face challenges.

The running back position in the NFL has seen changes in value recently, but these players remain crucial to their teams' success. With talented rookies entering the league, it's exciting to speculate who will be the Week 1 starters at running back for each team. From the AFC East to the NFC North, these athletes are primed to make an impact.

Projected starters include James Cook for the Bills, Raheem Mostert for the Dolphins, Breece Hall for the Jets, and Rhamondre Stevenson for the Patriots. In the AFC West, Javonte Williams leads the Broncos, Gus Edwards takes the helm for the Chargers, and Isiah Pacheco shines for the Chiefs.

In the NFC East, names like Brian Robinson Jr. for Washington, Ezekiel Elliott for the Cowboys, Saquon Barkley for the Eagles, and Devin Singletary for the Giants are expected to headline the running back positions. Meanwhile, standout players like Christian McCaffrey for the 49ers, James Conner for the Cardinals, Kyren Williams for the Rams, and Kenneth Walker III for the Seahawks look to continue their success in the NFC West and North.

2023 marked the second time since 2017 that no offense averaged more than 29 points per game in the NFL. Scoring was down again for a second consecutive season league-wide, and no offense was safe from the regression -- not even Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.

Fast forward to 2024 -- Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson sit back-to-back in ADP (#37 and #38 overall) and present a legitimate decision for fantasy managers to consider early on in drafts.

Defensive end Chase Young, after a stellar rookie year, is expected to make a big impact in 2024 for the Saints, according to teammate Cameron Jordan.

Jordan believes Young will be a key addition to the defense, joining Carl Granderson on the field for crucial plays.

Young's health after neck surgery will be a determining factor in his performance this season.