#Superflex mock draft series#

With Lance on the 49ers and Fields on the Bears, I’m starting to like Lance’s situation and upside more. 1.03 – Trey Lance, QB, San Francisco 49ersĪnalyst: Will Barrett ( I was originally going to go with Fields here. I’ll take what falls to me, and that happens to be the best QB prospect in the class. Give me the best player in the draft! A big wide receiver that gets bonus points for being listed as a TE.ġ.02 – Trevor Lawrence, QB, Jacksonville JaguarsĪnalyst: Steve Smith ( disclosure, I entered this mock expecting to draft Trey Lancewith this pick. Rationale: I don’t care about your QBs or if Rookie TEs don’t produce. Our group of mock draft aficionados have put in the time and provided their insights. But remember, the rational person makes decisions based on intelligent thinking and value, not on emotion. This is one element that makes this format great. Dynasty managers can acquire the shiny and new. It highlights risers/fallers, identifies values, and challenges us to consider if we are over or underreacting to player situations. Comparing the results of this mock with pre-NFL Draft editions is fun.

#Superflex mock draft series#

This fifth installment of this SuperFlex/TE Premium Rookie Mock Series began on May 2nd. Armed with draft capital and landing spots, the Underworld and Friends promptly assembled in the draft room. NFL teams have spoken, adding critical pieces to the 2021 rookie class puzzle. Rookie Mock Draft Recap #9 – SuperFlex/TE Premium While these pieces will include quick-hitting notes from the drafters about why they made their selection, our writers will take turns recapping the festivities and adding their own unique perspectives. The mock drafters will be comprised of PlayerProfiler writers/analysts, our friends in the Patreon community, and our good friends over at The Breakout Finder. It will be interesting to see how NFL teams view him.The RotoUnderworld community will be partaking in a series of 12-team, five-round rookie mock drafts, running through the spring and summer. Kevin Harris was the tale of two seasons. I believe Ridder is a project, but there are enough people out there who love him. McBride could end up going higher in TE premium depending on his landing spot. It’s made up of names you know, but their draft capital is uncertain. There’s not a lot to say about this round. I took Allgeier at 2.11, but second-guessed myself the entire time because Rachaad White was still available. I think it’s fair to go any direction you want at RB near the end of Round 2. I think 2.08 is appropriate because I believe he’ll be drafted much later than expected. All that to say, I was curious where he would go in this mock draft. I plan to dive into those feelings later now that he’s going pro. I was going to lay it all out but I didn’t want it to look like I was dumping on him after he was injured. I had strong opinions about George Pickens before the injury. I could never, but I was more than happy to take him in the middle of Round 2. I think there are people out there who still say that Malik Willis could be the rookie 1.01 in a superflex. The next two WRs, Dotson and Robinson, have the ability to climb as well if things break their way. I think Bell could have gone in Round 1, and he might end up there when all is said and done. This round went WR-heavy at the top then a couple of fliers at QB before rounding out with our first TE and a couple RBs of choice. Round 2Ģ.09 – Zonovan Knight, RB, North Carolina State One personal anecdote: thinking back to 2014-ish when I first heard Kenneth Walker’s name, drafting him in devy or in the first round of a fantasy rookie draft never came to mind, but to come that far is incredibly exciting. The rest of Round 1 was dominated by WRs and RBs, and I can’t complain about the order they came off the board. No matter how much you watch, read, or who you listen to, the 2022 QB order in superflex won’t be decided until April 28th at the earliest. Someone putting together their only good season as a 23-year-old, fifth-year QB is its own article though. I don’t think anything has changed except for Kenny Pickett working his way into the conversation. To me, they still had so many questions to answer. I remember doing an early superflex rookie mock draft and commenting on how late the 2022 QBs went. Round 1ġ.10 – Kenneth Walker, RB, Michigan StateĮvery mock draft you read, real or fantasy, will probably have these QBs in a different order. As we transition to rookie season, we decided to throw together an early superflex, TE premium, rookie mock draft while we work on Devy Watch 22 in the background.