For me, Hansen was at 8 rather than 4 because
1. I've always liked Cease better, and I thought Cease was great last year but was basically pitching without a defense behind him, causing him to have to pitch for strikeouts and preventing him from going deeper into games
2. Madrigal slotted above him but that's not Hansen "dropping", more just Madrigal being added
3. Just like with Cease, I've always loved Collins
4. I ranked Dunning higher just because there's a higher chance he'll be a solid MLB pitcher (lower ceiling than Hansen, but less risk). Maybe the injury did affect my ranking there. But of course now Dunning is injured too.