With the 2022 fantasy season wrapped up, there are some players who have taken a value hit. I’d target these players as 2022 dynasty buy lows. I will choose one from each position.

Kyler Murray

In Superflex leagues with 12 or more players, quarterbacks are gold. People without franchise QBs end up spending a lot of resources replacing their QBs that don’t last in the league. Kyler is not only the type of QB that teams want starting for their offences for years to come, but he has also proven he’s great for fantasy. However, due to the short memory of many dynasty players, injuries have made people forget this. He is a top-10 dynasty asset for me, but many do not see him that way. Not everyone will sell him low, but you can ask.

Najee Harris

He started the season injured and played with poor QBs and offensive lines the entire season. However, we were reminded at the end of the season how good he can be. I still see Najee Harris as a top-10 dynasty RB and he’s got 2 or 3 years left on his rookie contract on a team where we know they like to lean on bell cow RBs.

Cooper Kupp

We saw this season that there are concerns with the Rams offence. However, we have also seen that Stafford loves Kupp and can support him as the WR1 in fantasy. Stafford has said he doesn’t plan on retiring and with the duo returning next season, Kupp could definitely be the highest-scoring fantasy receiver again in 2023. This is a good time to take advantage of concerns with the Rams and the injury dip.

Mark Andrews

He won’t be cheap, but I think he’s a top-10 non-QB in dynasty. People are concerned with his poor performance this year and rumours of Lamar leaving. However, was also injured and played much of the season with backup QBs. Mark Andrews and Travis Kelce are the only TEs I trust can be difference-makers at the position.

Wrap-Up

These are all big names, so they won’t come cheap. But I think they are names that are currently undervalued based on how much of a difference they can make.

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