Harris is a powerful back with some wiggle that also catches the ball out of the backfield well. Although this is a superflex league, there's still obvious value that comes with securing a legitimate three-down back. His existing chemistry with Joe Burrow, and the fact that the Bengals were willing to take him over Penei Sewell, makes me believe he'll be featured right away." 1.04 - Najee Harris, RB, Pittsburgh SteelersĢ021's consensus number one back goes off the board at pick number four to John LaPresto. "I debated going with Trey Lance but opted for the player who I thought would produce more, right away. Brown, Dez Bryant, etc), then it'll be worth it. Tough to pass on two potential starting quarterbacks, but if Chase is anything like the guys he's been compared to ( Torry Holt, A.J. Jonathan Chan bucks the trend by going with WR Ja'Marr Chase at pick number three. 1.03 - Ja'Marr Chase, WR, Cincinnati Bengals However, if Lance or Wilson out-perform Fields, this may be a pick to look back on with some regret. He lands in an offense with a (supposedly) quarterback-friendly coach in Matt Nagy and a decent arsenal of weapons. I'm a huge fan of this pick since Fields was my #2 quarterback going into the draft. "Fields gives immediate rushing upside and joins a decent enough team that he can be a solid contributor as a QB2 right off the bat." I'm guessing Tomlin is assuming Fields will start over Andy Dalton, which for some reason (unbeknownst to me) is not a guarantee. 1.02 - Justin Fields, QB, Chicago BearsĪs with the NFL draft, the draft starts at pick two, but this time Michael Tomlin grabs Justin Fields as his QB of the future, rather than Zach Wilson. He should be a 15-year starter from Day 1 in a league format where you can never have too many quarterbacks.
Lawrence has been labeled as a generational talent since his high school days. No surprise at the number one overall pick, as Kyle Williams goes with Trevor Lawrence.
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Kyle Williams - Michael Tomlin - Jonathan Chan - John LaPresto - Dennis Sosic - Kevin Huo - Davis Peng - Joe Bond - Bob Van the IDP Man - Nick Spencer - Jon Witt - Keith Lott - are the full results: ġ.01 - Trevor Lawrence, QB, Jacksonville Jaguars.The draft was 12-team, 4-round, 0.5PPR, 1 QB/2RB/3WR/1TE/1SUPERFLEX. Without further ado, here's the draft order and the final draft board. Please note that this is a superflex league, so the value of quarterbacks is inflated compared to standard 1QB leagues. Throughout this article, I'll break down some of the most interesting picks while inserting commentary from my fellow writers and drafters. However, this is still a useful exercise to get a general idea and feel for how players and positions are valued. It also has multiple RBs and TEs available in the second and third rounds, all of whom could eventually become solid fantasy starters.Almost one month after the dust has settled on the 2021 NFL Draft, I gathered 12 of our best and brightest at Fantasy Six Pack to conduct a 2021 Fantasy Football Superflex Rookie Draft.Įach individual league's rookie draft is bound to be unique due to roster compositions, teams drafting for current need vs future value, and personal preference.
This year isn’t on par with that in terms of elite depth, but it does have a generational talent at the top in Bijan Robinson. The last in recent memory was when Leonard Fournette, Christian McCaffrey, Dalvin Cook, Alvin Kamara, and Joe Mixon were all elite fantasy rookies. It has been years since the running back position was treated at a premium. However, this rookie group is deep at two of the hardest positions to fill in fantasy.
For most, wide receiver is the meta position in fantasy, so a thin class at that position is particularly painful. Specifically, this rookie class is thin at the wide receiver position in terms of both high-end talent and depth. In such formats, the 2023 NFL Draft class may be disappointing compared to other recent classes. In this mock, we will address non-Superflex dynasties, meaning leagues that start only one quarterback. It's a fair question in need of an answer, but that answer will largely depend on the format of your leagues. That means many of you are actively wondering what to do with this year's rookie class. With the NFL Draft in our rearview mirror, we have finally entered the Dynasty Rookie Draft season, and startup season is just around the corner.
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