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Grading all 32 NFL first-round rookies after Week 3

NFL first-round rookies graded after Week 3

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Grading all 32 NFL first-round rookies after Week 3 is now a priority for fantasy football teams, given the cutoff for waiver claims is approaching. Evidence for this priority comes from Footballguys, which has seen promising rookie starts, and Sports Illustrated, which notes New York is home to a host of promising talent.

Additionally, PFF has graded all 32 NFL first-round rookies after Week 3. The caveat that complicates this priority is that individual performances can be inconsistent.

For example, Yahoo Sports notes that Chargers' Smith headlines rookies in Week 3, but Dynasty League Football cautions that Denzel Boston and Jonah Coleman's performances have been inconsistent, as seen in their dynasty rookie report card.

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Why is grading all 32 NFL first-round rookies after Week 3 important?

The cutoff for waiver claims is approaching.

Which outlet has seen promising rookie starts?

Footballguys

Who headlines rookies in Week 3?

Chargers' Smith

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