Pairing teammates (QB top 12 x Non-QB top 12) is not a safe thing in most cases, unless you know the nature of that team offensively (and chemistry between passer and receiver). Anyway, let's do it!
(1 chart for 2019 x 1 chart for last 10 years)
TIght ends: two streamable positions could only mean that few combos are / were really worthy drafting.
Ryan/Hurst and Wentz/Ertz might cost cheap in your draft.
I'm rooting for Prescott/Jarwin.
Wide receivers: what most fantasy players aim when using this strategy.
WR consistency isn't easy, so if you want to pair them, aim for the target hog and pray for the QB to be solid.
Can Stafford/Golladay take us to the promised land here?
Running backs: the best average rank we can find, which means a different kind of combo (draft the RB, stream the QB). Not that bad quarterbacking leads to good rushing, but a lot of good RBs play with inconsistent QBs.
Dak/Elliott for the win.
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