Hyatt can fly and should at least be a big-play threat in the NFL. But you don't just stumble into 1,267 yards on 18.9 yards per catch against SEC defenses. He had just one big year of college production - and it came in a gimmicky passing game. Jared’s analysis: Hyatt isn't a perfect prospect.
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See what we had to say in his full profile. UCLA RB Zach Charbonnet was close to being my pick here, but Flowers might warrant the capital if he goes in the first round of the NFL Draft. I doubt we're looking at a true “alpha"-type WR here, but the right NFL offense could turn him into a mini-Deebo Samuel. Herms’ analysis: Despite his small stature and inconsistent play at Boston College, Flowers is excellent at operating in open space and creating yards post-catch. Don't miss our film and stat breakdown.ġ.09 – Herms: Zay Flowers, WR, Boston College Kevin’s analysis: You can critique him for his slim frame and underwhelming NFL Combine.īut if you strictly look at the film, he’s arguably the best WR in this class.Īddison’s huge 2021 – 100-1593-17 – certainly speaks for itself. Johnston’s freakish athleticism could put him next in line to be a top fantasy WR.ĭon't miss the full scouting report for Quentin Johnston. Over the years, guys of larger stature have been meaningful contributors in fantasy football.
Luke’s analysis: Johnston has the build of your prototypical NFL WR1, and I love it. He is a great receiving prospect with strong comps to Alvin Kamara and Tony Pollard.Ĭheck out our full breakdown of Jahmyr Gibbs' dynasty value. Gibbs popped in the rookie prospect model with a score of 8.00 (out of 10) and a 3.8 agreement factor (the highest for any RB this year). Then, it’s a toss-up between JSN and Gibbs. See what we had to say in his full profile.ġ.06 – Alex Korff: Jahmyr Gibbs, RB, AlabamaĪlex’s analysis: I would be shocked to see Gibbs selected at any pick besides 1.05 or 1.06 in most superflex dynasty (mock or otherwise) rookie drafts.īijan and then the big three QBs will likely always be the top 4. Jaxon Smith-Njigba's is a great prospect. JSN is a well-rounded receiver who should quickly become a high-volume target for his NFL team. Jared’s analysis: This is an easy pick, with a tier drop behind the three QBs, Bijan, and Smith-Njigba. Size is a question, but the accuracy and movement skills give Young plenty of NFL and fantasy upside.Ĭheck out our full breakdown of Bryce Young.ġ.05 – Jared Smola: Jaxon Smith-Njigba, WR, Ohio State Matt’s analysis: You might have them ordered differently, but the tier ends after these three QBs. Stroud.ġ.04 – Matt Schauf: Bryce Young, QB, Alabama Stroud could be a premium piece of any dynasty squad for a long time if the stars align for him in the NFL.ĭon't miss the full scouting process for C.J. Luke’s analysis: Stroud feels like a safe choice: my real-life top QB prospect and the projected top pick in the NFL Draft. Richardson is far from a safe prospect, but if he hits – you’ll have a perennial top-5 fantasy asset.Ĭheck out our full breakdown of Anthony Richardson's.ġ.03 – Luke Sawhook: C.J. Don't miss our film and stat breakdown.ġ.02 – Kevin English: Anthony Richardson, QB, Florida
Of course, the worst-case scenario is that you’re simply stuck with the consensus top player in the class.īijan Robinson is one the best prospects in years. Herms’ analysis: The standard argument against Robinson being the 1.01 in superflex is that teams who finished in last place are unlikely to compete for a title soon enough to justify an RB this high.īut when was the last time dynasty managers coveted a non-QB entering the league this much?Įven if you can't trade the 1.01 before the draft, there's a strong chance Robinson can be dealt post-draft for a meaty return. įind our early superflex rookie rankings here.ġ.01 – C.H. You'll want to see which upside non-QBs get pushed to the end of Round 2 (and beyond).Īnd you'll definitely want to check out which surprise name became the sixth QB off the board at the end of this exercise. So we got the guys together again and did a three-round superflex rookie mock draft. The answers to those questions will matter a lot more for dynasty superflex rookie drafts than for the 1-QB format. Will some team trade up for Will Levis? Or will Hendon Hooker go ahead of him? See how the QB value boost changes the draft And as usual, you can find QB opinions ranging all over the place.Ĭould Richardson be in play for the Carolina Panthers first overall? Will he fall outside the top 10?
or about to swing the balance in your dynasty league?Īpril means the NFL Draft is nearly upon us.
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