The Devy Fantasy Football Top 100: 35-31

Summer is often seen as a chance to decompress from fantasy football. The draft hype season has come and gone. Dynasty managers are working through trades, though have their rookie drafts behind them. Redraft managers are on cruise control until August.

Devy managers have no such luxury. With the constant churn of the transfer portal and unsettled depth charts, you need to keep your head on a swivel if you have any chance of keeping up with the ever-changing landscape. Fortunately, DLF has you covered with its devy content. We look at some of the game’s brightest stars here.

35. Devin Neal, RB Kansas (2024 Draft-Eligible)

Profile: A pair of strong seasons for the Jayhawks has placed Neal firmly on the 2024 draft radar. After rushing for 707 yards as a true freshman despite a less-than-ideal offensive environment, he exploded in 2022. He topped 1,000 yards and was able to see extensive action in the passing game, grabbing 21 receptions for another 183 yards.

Neal entered college already pushing 210 pounds and has only added to his frame, possessing a rocked-up build that allows him to play a rugged style and thrive between the tackles. He likes to put his foot in the dirt and go, offering more of a slashing style as opposed to being a back who will navigate through traffic with quick cuts. A plus pass-catcher who turns into a runner quickly, Neal has the goods to be a three-down runner and despite being well-respected as a talent, he may still be underrated due to the name on the helmet.

2023 Outlook: While a 6-7 record is modest, 2022 was a breakout season for Kansas in many ways. Jalon Daniels became a star. The Jayhawks became a strong offensive team in large part due to Neal and they will lean on him heavily again in 2023 as they look to build on the strides they made last season.

34. Cade Klubnik, QB Clemson (2025 Draft-Eligible)