7/8/2023 0 Comments Ends here m robinson![]() ![]() I have Flowers ranked highest of the three, but I’m least impressed with his situation in BAL, where receivers go to die. Pick your poison at 1.07 – 1.09 from the trio of receivers. This creates solid value for managers at 1.05 and 1.06 who should have a chance at Jaxon Smith-Njigba or Jahmyr Gibbs. ![]() Picks 1.03 – 1.06 will likely remain need-based picks, with priority given to both Bryce Young and C.J. SuperFlex managers won’t be able to resist the intrigue. I continue to devalue running backs across all my builds though Robinson remains my 1.01.Īnthony Richardson is now clearly the second-overall selection in SuperFlex, though he remains high-risk, high reward. Additionally, running backs remain on the decline and I’m not ready to suggest that Tyler Allgeier, a 1,000-yard rusher for the Falcons last year, isn’t going to have a very material role as a rusher, allowing Robinson to be far more active as a receiver. Let’s get to my post NFL draft SuperFlex rookie mock draft! Round 1īijan Robinson remains the top choice without much question unless you have a dire need at quarterback, in which case trade back to net additional assets. It’s really a fascinating rookie draft scenario which should keep dynasty managers well engaged into, and potentially through, the third round. Beyond those 10 players, the same wide band plays out below. The inclusion of the top quarterbacks pushes the top-tier player depth to nine - 10 if you also include Will Levis. You SuperFlex managers will be happy to see my focus on the format with this mock draft. ![]()
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