RB, WR and TE

 I got way behind on this, because I've been very busy, but here are the rest of my rankings all fast-like. 

RB: 

1. Christian McCaffrey: Obvious number one. He was a beast without a good QB, and now they have Teddy, so this is a no-brainer. 

2. Saquon Barkley: He is also a beast, and after he recovered from his injury he was amazing last year. 

3. Ezekiel Elliot: The Cowboys offense could really be a juggernaut this year, and Elliot is the engine. 

4. Alvin Kamara: He is super talented, still pretty young, and the Saints have a good offense. This is a good pick. 

5. Clyde Edwards-Helaire: In the Chiefs offense, this is an easy spot to put the rookie. 

6. Dalvin Cook: I had Cook as high as three in earlier rankings, but his contract situation and injury risk drops him a bit. 

7. Nick Chubb: Though Kareem Hunt may cut into his touches, Chubb has the ability to still put up massive numbers. 

8. Josh Jacobs: He is a horse, and is going to get a ton of touches. 

9. Derrick Henry: Henry had the best year of his career a year ago. He'll never be that good again. That said, he is still an RB1. 

10. Joe Mixon: Mixon should get the bell cow share of the touches for the Bengals, which puts him up there. 

11. Austin Ekeler. 12. Kenyan Drake. 13. Aaron Jones 14. Mile Sanders 15. Leonard Fournette 16. Jonathan Taylor 17. David Montgomery 18. James Conner 19. Chris Carson 20. Todd Gurley 21. Melvin Gordon 22. Cam Akers 23. Mark Ingram II 24. David Johnson 25. Kareem Hunt

WR: 1. Michael Thomas: He was a record setter last year, and I don't see his volume going down much, even with Emmanuel Sanders as the new No. 2 WR for NO. 

2. Tyreek Hill: Has the best QB in football throwing to him, and he is very fast. 

3. Davante Adams: ARod has to throw to someone. 

4. Julio Jones: Mr. Reliable here, and the Falcons should be a bit better this year, I think? 

5. DeAndre Hopkins: Air Raid Offense. Enough said. 

6. Mike Evans: I think his size makes him a better option in TB than Godwin. 

7. Kenny Golladay: Detroit's No. 1 target, easily, and he should only get better than last year. 

8. Adam Thielen: He is the guy in Minnesota, and they have a solid offense. 

9. DJ Moore: He has an upgrade at QB, which should help him make a step up. 

10. Chris Godwin: TB should have a better offense, and Godwin is a stud. 

11. Odell Beckham Jr. 12. Amari Cooper 13. Juju Smith-Schuster 14. Allen Robinson II 15. Terry McLaurin 16. AJ Brown 17. Courtlan Sutton 18. Cooper Kupp 19. DJ Chark 20. DK Metcalf 21. Tyler Boyd 22. Tyler Lockett 23. Keenan Allen 24. Calvin Ridley 25. Stefon Diggs 26. Jarvis Landry 27. Ceedee Lamb 28. Michael Gallup 29. Marqise Brown 30. T.Y. Hilton 

TE: 1. Travis Kelce: Kelce gets the edge over Kittle due to the Mahomes factor. 

2. George Kittle: He is a beast, and the No. 1 target for the 9ers. 

3. Mark Andrews: He has a little less competition for snaps. 

4. Darren Waller: He won't see the targets he did a year ago with the rookie WRs Oakland added, but he'll still get his. 

5. Zach Ertz: Wentz has to throw to someone. 

6. Hunter Henry 7. Tyler Higbee 8. Austin Hooper 9. Rob Gronkowski 10. Mike Gesicki.