Take this bet on Jefferson, who could profile as the next NFL great wide receiver. The beginning of the third round? It’s stealing. To me, Jefferson in the mid-second round is a discount. He may be the next wide receiver star in this league and one you’d have to draft in the first round in the years to come. While his extreme efficiency (70% catch rate, 1,400 receiving yards on just 125 targets) may come down, his volume could rise even more. The best part? He’s not overpriced in terms of ADP, as I snagged him at 2.06. Jefferson cashed in one of the best rookie wide-receiver seasons in recent memory despite a condensed target share in Minnesota. He’s a steal at the end of the second round. All you need to know is: Metcalf is a freak of nature wide receiver entering his third season. While he could always win a one-on-one matchup with an opposing defender, he won’t have to do that as much if all goes to plan. Waldron should bring some more complex route combinations and schemes, which should help Metcalf get open even more. Head coach Pete Carroll brought in the former Rams’ passing game coordinator Shane Waldron into the fold to replace departed offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer. Why reach for a running back like Chris Carson, who is very good, but a reach at 2.12, when we can shore up the wide receiver position? Maybe a tight end here? I’m going to grab the best available talent at wide receiver, and that’s easily Metcalf.
Do we want to double-dip at the position? A total of 14 running backs (!) just went in the picks before our next two. Look, we have the best running back in fantasy on our roster. When healthy, his ability to catch passes and rush the football is unparalleled. The consensus 1.01 in all drafts except Superflex formats, of course. Also, the draft board I’ll be referencing for this mock is at the bottom of the article. 1 QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, 1 TE, 1 Flex (RB/WR/TE), & six bench slotsĪfter randomizing my landing spot, I have the 1.01 pick.
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