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You won’t find many receivers with more upside than Toney this late in drafts. But let’s operate under the assumption that he’s on the roster. We don’t even know if the new Giants regime wants Kadarius Toney. He could carve out a more prominent role in Jacksonville, but he won’t have DeAndre Hopkins take attention off him. With Metcalf and Hill on my roster, I only need Kirk to be a steady flex and bye game fill-in. But sometimes, you have to take what the board gives you. I didn’t come into this looking to draft two Jaguars. But we know Hunt will have a role when healthy. Have we forgotten that Kareem Hunt averaged 12.4 fantasy points per game last season through eight games? Deshaun Watson brings life to the Cleveland offense. I’ll take a shot on a bounce-back season. But if the Las Vegas offense is a wagon, then everyone will eat. The Raiders added Davante Adams to the fold, which could hurt Waller’s target share and end zone usage. I typically wait forever on tight ends, but round eight feels like an excellent value on Waller. New England will run, so there should be plenty of work for Harris. But all I’m asking is for Harris to provide a steady hand in my high-risk, high-upside backfield. And the threat of Rhamondre Stevenson taking a larger role is real. We’re at the point of the draft where every running back has warts. He has a rapport with Trevor Lawrence and a wide-open depth chart. He expects to be fully cleared by training camp and might’ve benefitted from missing out on the Urban Meyer debacle.

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Speaking of running backs with a ton of upside and risk, how about Travis Etienne? We haven’t seen Etienne take a professional snap after suffering a Lisfranc foot injury last summer. While Mitchell has proven more, I can’t trust Kyle Shanahan to make him a featured back in 2022. This decision came down to the rookie Hall and Elijah Mitchell. And in this draft, I’m seeing what my roster would look like if I wait on running back. I took Metcalf over David Montgomery, Jaylen Waddle, Josh Jacobs, and DJ Moore. But I’m betting on Metcalf overcoming any situational hindrances. Yes, I’m aware that the Seahawks’ quarterback situation is in flux. When in doubt, my philosophy is to take great players. But Hill’s speed might make him as impervious to a situation change as anyone. The downgrade at quarterback from Mahomes to Tua Tagovailoa worries me. And I’m not sure Williams warrants a round-three pick now that Melvin Gordon is back in the fold.Īll of these reasons led me to Hill, even though he has his own questions. I’m personally somewhat scared of Samuel after his career season. My top choices were Hill, Deebo Samuel, and Javonte Williams. With so many big-name players changing teams, there’s more uncertainty than ever. This is going to be a unique draft season. A foundation of Mahomes and Burrow will make up for any deficiencies elsewhere. I couldn’t ask for a stronger QB2 than Burrow, who could post an MVP season in 2022. In a Superflex league, I prefer to lock up my quarterbacks early. I’ll bet on a “bounce back” for last year’s QB4. Sentiment might be low on Mahomes, but we can’t lose sight of how great he is. 1, which made Mahomes a no-brainer at two.

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All of this was easily completed using our free mock draft simulator.Īn early pick gives me the advantage of nabbing an elite QB early. With that being said, let’s get the fun started with a mock draft for a 12-team, 2QB Superflex league with half-PPR scoring. But for the most part, we can begin our plan of attack for the 2022 season. There will be surprise cuts, trades, injuries, and training camp battles. Now that the dust has settled on the NFL Draft, we have a fair idea of what these rosters will look like for the upcoming season.

And with a long summer ahead, there’s no better way to prepare for draft-day scenarios than to mock, mock and mock some more. May marks the beginning of the mock draft season.