The latest fantasy football rankings for the 2024 season have undergone significant changes following the completion of the NFL draft. With an expanded list that now includes kickers and team defenses, there are several notable developments that fantasy football enthusiasts need to be aware of.

One eye-catching inclusion is Marvin Harrison Jr., the Arizona Cardinals' new top wide receiver. Despite being a rookie, Harrison Jr. has leapt into the top 30 ranks and is expected to make an immediate impact. The young talent is projected to be among the league's finest wide receivers right from his first season, making him an enticing pick for fantasy owners.

On the flip side, Kyren Williams, a highly anticipated prospect, has seen his stock slip slightly. The Los Angeles Rams' acquisition of Blake Corum during the third round of the draft has affected Williams' standing, pushing him out of the first round projections. However, the running back is still considered a strong prospect and is likely to be an early second-round selection.

One noteworthy trend is the presence of rookies in the top 400 rankings. With an exceptional rookie class of wide receivers, along with a few highly touted quarterbacks and tight ends expected to be early picks, fantasy rosters are set to welcome a large influx of rookies. With 60 rookies making their way into the top 400, draft strategies might need to be adjusted to account for these promising newcomers.

It is important to note that these rankings are specific to single-quarterback leagues utilizing the PPR scoring system. For dynasty rankings and superflex leagues, alternative rankings are available for interested players.

As fantasy football managers gear up for the 2024 season, these rankings provide valuable insights into the emerging talents, unexpected shifts, and opportunities awaiting them. With rookies making a significant impact and seasoned players vying for top spots, the upcoming season promises an exciting and dynamic fantasy football experience.