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Da'Ron Payne

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Da'Ron Payne

Washington Football Team

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Washington Football Team

Payne recorded 56 tackles (32 solo), two sacks and two defended passes across 15 contests in 2019.

Payne performed admirably as Washington's starting nose tackle in 2019, though he did miss one contest due to an ankle injury. The 2018 first-round pick will enter the third year of his rookie contract in 2020. Jan 06 8:33 pm (EST)

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Game	Score	Opp
Dec 29	L 47 - 16	@ DAL
Dec 22	L 41 - 35	NYG
Dec 15	L 37 - 27	PHI
Dec 08	L 20 - 15	@ GB
Dec 01	W 29 - 21	@ CAR
Nov 24	W 19 - 16	DET
Nov 17	L 34 - 17	NYJ
Nov 03	T 0 - 0	@ BUF
Oct 24	L 19 - 9	@ MIN
Oct 20	L 9 - 0	SF

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L. Thomas

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Howard Bender

2020 NFL Draft Guide: Fantasy Football Sleepers

Published Jun 08 7:15 pm (EST)

Howard Bender

2020 NFL Draft Guide: Fantasy Football Sleepers

Howard Bender reveals Fantasy Alarm's top sleepers for fantasy...

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2020 NFL Draft Guide: Fantasy Football Sleepers

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D. Arnold - TE

ARI

Cardinals TE Dan Arnold was named among the team's 2020 breakout candidates.

Cardinals correspondents Craig Grialou and Mike Jurecki, who work for the team, included Arnold in a short list of Arizona players who could surprise this year. At 6'6" and 220 pounds, Jurecki said Arnold will create mismatches with smaller safeties and slower linebackers. Arnold could be utilized in the slot, especially in the red zone, according to the correspondents, who talked up Arnold's "immediate chemistry" with Kyler Murray. In three games with Arizona last season, Arnold caught eight of 14 targets for 127 yards and two touchdowns. The third-year tight end will compete with Maxx Williams for playing time this season.

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D. Jackson - DB

BUF

Bills removed DB Dane Jackson from the team's COVID-19 list.

The Bills also released undrafted rookie DB Garrett Taylor. Jackson is the fourth Buffalo player to come off the COVID-19 list this week. The team's defense has taken a hit during the league's opt-out period, with DL Star Lotulelei and CB E.J. Gaines opting out of the 2020 season. Stud CB Tre'Davious White said yesterday that he's considering opting out. A tough matchup for opposing passing games in 2019, Buffalo's defense might be a target for fantasy managers in 2020.

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C. Matthews - LB

LA

NFL Media's Michael Silver reports the Seahawks have "interest" in free agents Clay Matthews and Everson Griffen.

It would reportedly be a pivot from signing Jadeveon Clowney, whose contract demands remain insistent beyond what the organization is willing to pay. Both Matthews and Griffen were coached by Pete Carroll at USC, so both are familiar with Seattle's scheme in a pinch. Matthews hasn't garnered much interest since being released from the Rams in March, so it wouldn't be shocking if this connection blossomed into a one-year deal. The Packers have also been linked to Griffen in the open market.

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L. Niang - OT

KC

Chiefs third-round OT Lucas Niang has opted out of the 2020 season.

Viewed as a potential replacement for Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, Niang (6’6/315) will instead join the latter in voluntarily stepping away. He'll return fresh in 2021 following hip surgery that kept him out of the Horned Frogs' final five games of 2019, as well as the 2020 Senior Bowl and entire draft process. Veteran Mike Remmers and second-year OL Nick Allegretti remain the favorites to step in for LDT.

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H. Ruggs - WR

LV

Raiders OC Greg Olson said first-round WR Henry Ruggs will start in the slot.

“We’ll start with Ruggs III in the slot and do some things with Ruggs III," Olson said. "But those guys (Ruggs and Bryan Edwards) are very multiple in what they can do and that’s the goal is to be able to move all of them around to different spots; the one, two or three position at the wide receiver.” Ruggs is no stranger to that role as he ran 18.4% of his routes from the slot in his final year at Alabama, but it's an important note since it would oddly leave Hunter Renfrow, who led Las Vegas' wide receivers in targets (71) last year, off the field. Tyrell Williams and third-rounder Bryan Edwards (6’3/212), who totaled the third-most receptions (324) and fourth-most receiving yards (3,045) in SEC history as a four-year starter at South Carolina, are expected to start at the team's X and Z positions on the outside.

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S. Beal - DB

NYG

Giants CB Sam Beal opted out of the 2020 season.

Beal will receive the NFLPA agreed upon salary and is ineligible to return in 2020. Beal spent most of last season on injured reserve with a hamstring injury. He'll be competing for a final roster spot during the 2021 offseason when he returns.

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P. Williams - WR

MIA

Miami Herald's Barry Jackson and Adam Beasley report the Dolphins are "cautiously optimistic" Preston Williams (ACL) will be ready for Week 1.

Williams was cleared for football activities earlier in August, but the team is reportedly taking Williams along slowly, likely because there's no reason to rush him back with the Dolphins still building for the future. In fact, their report says, "There’s no assurance he will be deemed ready for Week 1." Consider Williams questionable for the first few weeks of the season, but when healthy, Williams is an intriguing fantasy asset. He led the Dolphins in targets and receiving before his torn ACL ended his rookie season last year.

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R. Gregory - DL

DAL

Suspended DE Randy Gregory asked the NFL to speed up their reinstatement decision.

Gregory went to social media to indirectly ask commissioner Roger Goodell to make a decision regarding Gregory's 2020 season. He claims to be doing everything right off the field, including getting his mind and body ready for another chance in the league. Gregory notes that the COVID-19 pandemic has hurt his process but hopes that a decision can be made as soon as possible. The Cowboys have "all but given up hope" on Gregory, according to the Fort Worth-Star's Clarence Hill. He'd be a nice addition to a depleted Dallas defense if he can get cleared.

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