The guys that carry the ball draw everyone's attention. Here are the skill players on new teams that Matt Weston is most excited to watch in 2016.
Football used to be a game composed of teams until fantasy football went from a nerd-filled niche to a staple of sports fandom. The spread of point-collecting transformed the NFL's population into two groups--skill players and non-skill players, with skill players being professionals who touch the ball. Because of this, part of the sport's focus has shifted from caring about the collective teams in the league to hordes of fantasy anchorites praying for Josh Scobee to score four points to keep them in the playoff race at 4-6 or in a $5 money slot.