I was surprised to see Jalen Hurts fall to the third, but some dynasty players don’t entirely trust the Eagles to stick with him long-term. I decided to jump the shark and double up with Allen and Watson as my quarterbacks to solidify the position with a decade of elite production. Christian McCaffrey is the steal of this round. Javonte Williams is a nudge above D’Andre Swift for me, but since this is PPR, it’s not uncommon to see an elite receiving back like Swift come off the board earlier. It goes without saying that if the league you are in has tight end premium scoring, Kyle Pitts is a mid-first round pick. Lamar Jackson at 1.09?! Flip him with Joe Burrow, and we’re kosher. I, personally, have Justin Jefferson over Ja’Marr Chase in my dynasty rankings and would have also moved Jonathan Taylor slightly earlier. This will undoubtedly ebb and flow as the dust settles, especially following the Draft.
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What must be pointed out is that the recent trading and free agency frenzy in the NFL has not yet affected ADP significantly. I took over the top spot in the draft and had the computer draft the other 11 spots based on the current ADP on Sleeper.
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Run custom mocks with your league settings with our Draft Simulator Round 1 Another notable difference in this mock is that the incoming 2022 rookies are included in the player pool instead of having placeholder picks for a separate rookie draft. I stretched this one out to 18 rounds to give more appropriate depth to the dynasty startup. The run on elite quarterbacks was immediate and heavy, with seven going in the first round of this 12-team setup. This mock indeed yielded some intriguing results, especially early on. SF forces a manager to lock in a top quarterback early or miss out and pray that his later options pan out. Quarterbacks are exiled to later rounds in 1QB, especially in dynasty, because the per-game scoring difference between the elite quarterback and the mediocre replacement is minimal. The main reason for the rise in favor of SF formats is that it adds value to the quarterback position. SF is a format booming in popularity among experienced dynasty fantasy football managers, where an additional flex position can be filled with a second starting quarterback. This version is of the Superflex (SF) variety.
A few weeks ago, I put together a 14-round single-quarterback (1QB) startup mock to see where certain players were falling.
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