For version 3.0 of our 2022 Superflex TE premium Rookie Mock Draft, we continued our tradition of enlisting the dynasty community to make the picks! Each pick was made by one of a member of the dynasty community and then received a grade from King Fantasy’s Dynasty Team, as well as my own analysis of the pick. I will preface the draft analysis by saying that I am all for going and getting your guy in Rookie Drafts or Startup Drafts. The grades are based on the respective analysts’ rankings and on our opinion on the value of the pick.
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2022 Rookie Mock Draft Superflex TE Premium 3.0 Round One
1.01 – Breece Hall – RB – New York Jets
TreyMcTrey @troy_mcgee12
Breece Hall has been the defacto 1.01 by most analysts since early in this offseason, so it’s no surprise to see him go first off the board in this mock draft. Taking Breece here at the top of the draft has minimal drawbacks as he is almost a sure-fire bet to gain traction and accrue value. From the start of the offseason, he has just been back and forth between the RB5 and RB6 on KTC as a measure of his market value. He has great athleticism and was a home run threat in college that also possessed a three-down skill set both on the ground and through the air. There are next to no issues in his profile and is an incredibly safe prospect.
Even as a rebuilding team, you take the best player available and there will be plenty of managers lining up later to try to pry Breece off your team. If he starts off hot with the Jets, his value is just going to keep going up and could be a piece to move that jump starts a rebuild. As a contender, he has a low-end RB1 floor and is primed to get volume in this offense. This pick easily grades as an “A”.
Average Grade: A
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
A | A | A | A+ |
1.02 – Drake London – WR – Atlanta Falcons
Lamarkblejax
For me, there is a top three for the wide receiver position in this draft class, and I don’t think you could really go wrong with any three in any order. London is definitely the one that has maintained his top-end value from a market standpoint this offseason as well as Treylon Burks, and Garrett Wilson rounding out this tier. So, seeing him go first out of the group isn’t surprising and has been generally the status quo all offseason. He’s a big target that had minimal holes in his game. He was knocked for not being able to separate, but did so well enough to earn targets and utilize his big frame. He’s going to be a lethal threat next to Kyle Pitts in this Atlanta offense. While he may not be in the most prolific offense and situation year 1, I love his future outlook as the Falcons will be primed to be in a position to take one of the top quarterbacks in the 2023 class. This is another easy “A” for a grade.
Average Grade: A
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
A | A- | A- | A |
1.03 – Kenneth Walker – RB – Seattle Seahawks
JTeck @justin_teck
I was the low man on this grading scale, and that’s only because I would have taken the other two top tier wide receivers over Walker. I think Burks and Wilson are better and safer prospects. I do like Walker though and this wasn’t an egregious reach. It doesn’t help that the reports of a hernia sidelining him for some time just came out after this draft. Still, I think Walker has a really good chance to be the bell cow in this offense when he returns as I’m not a very strong believer that Rashaad Penny will continue his tear from last season. But this offense isn’t going to be a high-powered offense with Drew Lock or Geno Smith at the helm and the team has been a notoriously slow offense in terms of their pace of play. I’m worried the Seahawks stay in this competitor/rebuild limbo that they’ve been in for some time now. And that won’t bode well for Walker to stay in a low-scoring offense that is consistently playing from behind. For me, the grade is a “B” because while I like the talent, the situation is rough and I would’ve opted for the wide receivers here. But the average is an “A-”, so the rest of the writers still liked the pick!
Average Grade: A-
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
B | A | A | A |
1.04 – Treylon Burks – WR – Tennessee Titans
KingKenny32 @KennyBreezyy
Treylon Burks is still my WR1 in this class despite the camp reports this offseason. He’s a dynamic receiver with a great production profile. While the gap between him and Drake London is minimal, I give the slight edge to Burks still. He’s a perfect replacement to AJ Brown in this offense as a dynamic big slot receiver and should step right in as the main target for the veteran quarterback, Ryan Tannehill. He could easily be the rookie leader in receiving yards this year, and I don’t think that’s too far out of grasp. There will definitely be inconsistencies throughout his rookie year because he’s still a rookie but look for a big season to silence the doubters from this offseason. I gave this an “A” grading because I’m still all in, but there seem to be a few writers that aren’t as sold, giving the average grade here an “A-”.
Average Grade: A-
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
A | A | A- | B+ |
1.05 – Chris Olave – WR – New Orleans Saints
Iplsports @iplsports11
This pick felt like a pretty significant reach at this point in the draft. While Olave is primed as the WR2 in the Saints offense, that may not be as good as some think. If Michael Thomas is the same Michael Thomas of old, he’s going to demand targets. We still don’t know how consistent Jameis Winston can be as he hasn’t put together a full season since 2019 while he was still on the Bucs. Not to mention, I have both Garrett Wilson, Jameson Williams, and Skyy Moore over Olave in my rookie rankings. I kept this at a “C+” because I do think Olave is a talented wide receiver and I don’t think he’ll be a bust by any means. He’s a fundamentally sound route runner with field-stretching speed, a great match for Winston’s big arm. The average grade here for Olave is a “B”, and I’m assuming the other writers also would have been eyeing Wilson, Williams, or Moore here.
Average Grade: B
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
C+ | B- | B | B+ |
1.06 – Garrett Wilson – WR – New York Jets
PopesFFH @PopesFFH
Garrett Wilson is squarely my WR3 in this draft class behind Drake London and Treylon Burks, but within the same tier. I think he has top 12 fantasy wide receiver upside and was one of the more polished receivers coming out this year. He’s an extremely smooth and fluid route runner that has field-stretching speed just like his counterpart from OSU in Chris Olave. But we saw Wilson outproduce Olave last year and was neck and neck with him in 2020 as a younger player. On film, I thought Wilson looked the part of a wide receiver that could be the alpha on his team.
I’m very excited to see how both Moore and Wilson coexist and if Zach Wilson can take that next step forward. While I don’t have a ton of faith in Zach Wilson based on his prospect profile last year, I think this offense and supporting cast will help a great deal. Despite the uncertainty, I’m excited about the offense and fully betting on Garrett Wilson’s talent regardless. Which is why he’s remained in my Tier 1 throughout the offseason. For me, and as the draft grade average, the pick earned an “A”. It seemed like the clear choice at this pick.
Average Grade: A
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
A | A | A+ | A |
1.07 – Jameson Williams – WR – Detroit Lions
andyschmidt91 @AMNfl_Andy
Jameson Williams feels like the biggest boom or bust prospect in this class. Not only is he a home run threat that has truly dynamic speed on the field, he knows how to use that speed to create separation before and after the catch. But it stands to mention that he was absolutely a one-year wonder in college as he was a non-factor for Ohio State before blowing up on the scene at Alabama when he finally got the opportunity. He also suffered an ACL injury which is going to hold him out for at least half the season in 2022. I’m willing to bet on Williams’ talent and his upside, but he’s squarely behind the trio of Burks, London, and Wilson. So, this is exactly where I’d take him in a draft and gave the pick an “A” which this pick earned across the board.
Average Grade: A
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
A | A | A | A |
1.08 – Skyy Moore – WR – Kansas City Chiefs
JTRELA20 @Jtrela20
Skyy Moore’s camp hype has been wild and has pushed up his ranking considerably since the draft. But, to me, his value has been pushed up to where it should have been in the first place. He’s my WR5 in this class, behind everyone taken above him in this draft other than Olave. But he’s probably the last person in this first round that I’m genuinely excited to draft and have on my team. In all of my rookie drafts, after Skyy got taken, I was actively trying to trade out.
He has a clear path to being the top target in a prolific offense and is tied to a top tier quarterback in Patrick Mahomes for the foreseeable future. His path cleared up even more after the draft was complete with injuries to both Marquez Valdez Scantling and JuJu Smith-Schuster, albeit short term injuries. With Moore’s already polished route running, incredible ability to separate, YAC ability, and reliable hands, I wouldn’t be surprised if we’re talking about the Mahomes to Moore connection for many years after this season. Easy “A” for me.
Average Grade: A
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
A | A- | A | A |
1.09 – James Cook – RB – Buffalo Bills
pconnolly23
James Cook is a polarizing player in the community as of now. Some think that he’s going to be a dynamic weapon that lines up all over the field for the Buffalo Bills. And the lack of running back production has been due to the talent of the backs in the system and not due to the scheme run in Buffalo. I think there’s a middle ground here. While the talent in the Bills’ backfield hasn’t been overly impressive, I don’t think Cook is dynamic of a back enough to completely flip the switch on running back production in that offense. Josh Allen will continue to be a threat in the running game and take goal line carries from the running backs in this system. I personally don’t think Cook is going to pay off the first-round rookie capital he’s getting but will provide decent value as a PPR back. I also believe he’s probably going to provide more value to his real NFL team than to fantasy teams, which would have led me to take some of the wide receivers taken after this pick over Cook.
Average Grade: B
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
B- | A- | C | B |
1.10 – George Pickens – WR – Pittsburgh Steelers
tteshara @dynastyqueef
Pickens might be the most hyped rookie this offseason with constant highlight reel catches and rave reviews from veterans. I was very hesitant on Pickens coming out as a prospect as he struggled with separation, beating press, and route running technique. But one thing that was never in doubt was his ball skills and body control which has been put on display all camp and preseason. Maybe those traits are enough for him to overcome his lack of route running ability until he can work to develop that early on in his career. I’m still not completely flipping my priors based on camp and preseason hype, but I am keeping my eye on Pickens. But by the time he’s done enough to convince me, I’ll probably be too late. Based on my process, I’m okay with that. It’s a solid pick with good upside at this point in the draft, earning an average grade of “B+”.
Average Grade: B+
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
B | A | B | B |
1.11 – Jahan Dotson – WR – Washington Commanders
traptrapzdizzle @DizzleDynasty
I think I’m higher on Jahan Dotson than most people in the community. He’s a late breakout in college and slightly undersized, but his tape was exciting to watch. He had some of the best hands in this class with an effortless separation ability that he put on display week in and week out his final year at Penn State. The Commanders still probably reached on Dotson early in the first round despite how much I like him as a prospect, and that was a disappointment to many of Dotson’s supporters. But only because he landed with the Commanders, a dysfunctional organization that has been between awful and a borderline playoff team with average to poor quarterback play. Additionally, he’ll be playing alongside Terry McLaurin who will demand targets and potentially Curtis Samuel. Still, talent over situation, right? I’m still in on Dotson, but the average grade here is a “B”.
Average Grade: B
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
A- | A- | C | B |
1.12 – Alec Pierce – WR – Indianapolis Colts
BunchaAmateurs @AC_Gunz
Pierce is another guy that is getting some nice camp buzz this offseason, but even the last pick in the first round is a bit rich for me. There are players with higher upside that I would take over Pierce, even though Pierce is a guy I like as a prospect. I personally don’t see Pierce having the potential to be a number one target in an offense, and that’s especially true with Michael Pittman coming into his own in that Colts’ offense. Maybe Matt Ryan can elevate this offense to support two wide receivers, but Pierce is still a rookie from a G5 college that never broke 1,000 yards throughout his college career. Pierce is going to be a nice receiver for the Colts, but for fantasy, I see his most likely outcome as hovering around a low-end WR2/WR3. It’s a “C” for me because of the reach and a “B-” average grade.
Average Grade: B-
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
C | B+ | B | C |
2022 Rookie Mock Draft Superflex TE Premium 3.0 Round Two
2.01 – Christian Watson – WR – Green Bay Packers
TreyMcTrey @troy_mcgee12
I’ve been out on Christian Watson since the start of the offseason and even more after really digging in on his film. I haven’t been shy about saying that I think he’s an uber-talented athlete that is still learning to play the position of wide receiver despite being five years removed from high school. That being said, he’s a solid pick here at the top of the second as he does bring upside to his game. He came from an FCS program that has produced NFL talent, but there’s no doubt that NFL coaching has the potential to do wonders to Watson’s game. Plus, there is a wide-open wide receiver room at Green Bay with veterans past their prime in Sammy Watkins and Randall Cobb plus rookie Romeo Doubs who has gotten mixed reviews this offseason.
I wouldn’t invest a first in him, even in this draft class. But an early second is a fair range even if I might fade him a little bit longer. So maybe I’m a bit biased with my grading, but regardless, the average grade here is a “B” across the board.
Average Grade: B
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
B | B | B | B |
2.02 – Kenny Pickett – QB – Pittsburgh Steelers
Lamarkblejax
The first quarterback off the board in the NFL Draft and the only quarterback to be selected in the first round finally gets selected here at pick 2.02. In my opinion, he fell far enough and is a good value here. It is still Superflex and despite how underwhelming he is as a prospect, he provides upside in this format. Even if he’s a middling QB2 in fantasy over his career, it is a value at this pick. Despite offseason reports, I don’t think Trubisky holds onto this job throughout the entire season, and Mason Rudolph is definitely not the answer over Pickett. He’ll get his shot, and maybe we’ll be surprised. Regardless, solid value pick even if I don’t quite have the faith in the player. “B+” for me and the average grade.
Average Grade: B+
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
B+ | B+ | B+ | B |
2.03 – Rachaad White – RB – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
JTeck @justin_teck
It’s never too early to take Rachaad White when it hits the second round. I’ve been vocal about White all offseason and believe there’s a really good chance that he takes over Leonard Fournette as the lead back by the end of the season. He has minimal holes in his game as he can run between the tackles effectively, is dangerous in the open field, and provides a really good option in the passing game. He does everything Fournette does but has the potential to do it better and at a younger age. That is, except pass blocking. While White is solid as a pass blocker, Fournette has been extremely reliable in this position and has earned Tom Brady’s trust. That’s no small hill to climb for White, but I believe he absolutely has the potential to do. Again, maybe biased on my part, but “A” for me and “A-” overall.
Average Grade: A-
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
A | A- | A | B |
2.04 – Desmond Ridder – QB – Atlanta Falcons
KingKenny32 @KennyBreezyy
A fairly mobile quarterback going to a franchise that is a bit in shambles, but not a long term starter ahead of him. Quarterbacks outside of the first round is always a risky bet. For every Dak Prescott or Russell Wilson, there are 10 more busts. But, again, this is a Superflex draft and quarterbacks have massive value upside if they hit. There’s a realistic outcome where Ridder takes over the starting reigns in Atlanta and doesn’t let go. But there is also a realistic chance that Mariota holds onto the job as the veteran. Even if Ridder does get ahold of the starting job, Atlanta is realistically a bottom 5 team in the league and the Falcons have a solid chance to be in a position to take a quarterback in the top half of the draft next year. Can Ridder hold onto the job long enough this season to prove that the Falcons have the luxury to pass on a quarterback in the first round next year and build a stronger supporting cast? I find it doubtful, but still a realistic scenario. I don’t hate the bet, but still think there were some better bets later in this round.
Average Grade: C+
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
B- | B- | B | D |
2.05 – Dameon Pierce – RB – Houston Texans
Iplsports @iplsports11
Dameon Pierce was a prospect that I really liked but was reasonably skeptical on. He doesn’t have the draft capital and doesn’t have the production profile to back up a lot. As analysts, we have to really dig into the tape to see what kind of runningback talent Pierce is. And that’s a back that runs hard and has exciting burst while providing solid pass protection and is a capable pass catcher out of the backfield. Additionally, I think Pierce is a very good bet to at the very least accrue value this season. He has next to no competition in his backfield outside of 32-year-old Rex Burkhead and Marlon Mack who is coming off an Achilles tear that he’s never fully recovered from. Pierce already looks like the lead back in Houston and seems like a sure-fire bet to be worth more mid-season than he does now.
Average Grade: A
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
A | A | A | A- |
2.06 – Isaiah Spiller – RB – Los Angeles Chargers
PopesFFH @PopesFFH
Spiller had quite the fall from grace early this offseason when he was viewed by most of the community as a top 3 back in this class. He’s a back that has barely any holes in his game, except a lack of real explosiveness. He’s a smooth runner with great footwork and has a nice balance of elusiveness and power. But he never really wows you when watching. That’s not bad, but during his first preseason game, you kind of saw that on film. The game isn’t as slow as it was in college and the holes he was running through at Texas A&M close up a lot quicker. There’s a good chance Spiller provides a thumper role next to Ekeler while also spelling Ekeler when he takes a rest. It’s no secret that the Chargers would like to avoid giving Ekeler a massive workload, but we’ve seen them do it when they have to. I like Spiller’s chances to provide independent flex value with a solid handcuff role if Ekeler is to miss time. It’s a good pick here in the middle of the second round, earning a “B+” average grade.
Average Grade: B+
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
A- | B+ | B | B |
2.07 – Jalen Tolbert – WR – Dallas Cowboys
andyschmidt91 @AMNfl_Andy
Tolbert is an interesting prospect in this draft as he provides obvious upside if he can crack the starting wide receiver rotation in the high powered Dallas Cowboys passing offense. He’s talented enough as he demonstrated in college and will deserve plenty of targets. The question is how he gets on the field. With the early injuries to that wide receiver core that include James Washington missing the first few weeks of the season and Michael Gallup out for the first half of the season, there will be plenty of opportunity early on. Maybe he shows out enough to earn his starting role and not give it up. But realistically, the Cowboys just gave Gallup a big deal that indicates he’ll be around for some time. Schultz is the big question mark as he’s going to be ahead of Tolbert in the target pecking order, but is only on a franchise tag deal as of now. If he’s gone next year, that opens up a more viable role for Tolbert in three wide sets. If not, Tolbert looks to be the long term fourth option in this offense at best. The upside is there, so I like the pick enough for a “B”, as does the average grade.
Average Grade: B
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
B | B+ | B | B |
2.08 – Tyler Allgeier – RB – Atlanta Falcons
JTRELA20 @Jtrela20
Allgeier is a prospect that I really didn’t care for after watching his tape and felt he was very average to below average as a prospect in pretty much every category. There was no trait that Allgeier could quite hang his hat on. That being said, when running backs fall to Day 3 of the draft, look for the guys with opportunity. And Allgeier definitely has the opportunity with only Cordarrelle Patterson standing in his way. The Falcons have been vocal that they don’t want Patterson carrying the entire workload like last year, so that opens a prime opportunity for Allgeier to grab hold of. He’s another good bet to gain value this season, and when he does, I’d recommend getting out and turning a profit on value. At his ADP, he’s low risk that can provide a solid return.
Average Grade: B-
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
B | B | B | C |
2.09 – Romeo Doubs – WR – Green Bay Packers
pconnolly23
Romeo Doubs has been the talk of the offseason, both good and bad. Most of the offseason, the beat reporters were singing his praises. Then Aaron Rodgers gave Doubs some tough love when speaking on his drops. That being said, of the rookie wide receivers the Packers selected, Doubs has been the one on the field and getting reps with not only the rest of the team, but consistently with the 1s. I like Doubs a lot and I think he has an outside shot to be the most impressive rookie selected between him and Watson. But, when Watson returns, he’s going to get every shot to impress the team based on the draft capital invested in him. Regardless, it’s not out of the question that both Watson and Doubs are on the field with the depleted Packers wide receiver core and potentially the future of this wide receiver core. I think this is excellent value for Doubs even if his ADP has risen a bit since earlier this preseason.
Average Grade: B
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
B+ | B | B+ | B- |
2.10 – Zamir White – RB – Las Vegas Raiders
tteshara @dynastyqueef
Zamir White is one of my favorite prospects in this draft class and was a heavy target of mine in the second round. Getting him here at the end of the second screams value. It’s a good bet that Josh Jacobs is out of Las Vegas next year after the Raiders declined to extend him this offseason. Zamir provides a thumper on the ground that has the speed to break off explosive plays when he gets to the open field. His pass catching is a question mark, but Georgia obviously had James Cook on the roster with White, so there was minimal work left for White in the passing game and not a focus for him.
There’s a good chance that he can develop with coaching into at least a serviceable receiver out of the backfield. Additionally, we could see White provide decent value this yearand then overtake this backfield next year. We all know Josh McDaniels likes to employ a committee approach with defined roles like he did with the Patriots, and White could fit the mold of the thumper well when paired with a pass catching back.
Average Grade: A-
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
A | A- | A | B |
2.11 – David Bell – WR – Cleveland Browns
traptrapzdizzle @DizzleDynasty
David Bell looked great as a prospect on paper when you see that he probably would have had 1,000+ receiving yards all three years in college if it weren’t for a shortened COVID season in 2020. But when you dive in deeper into his tape plus his disappointing athletic testing, you see a bit of a different picture. There were a lot of holes in his game including questionable hands and lackluster route running. Still, he’s in a decent situation long term as Cleveland has a top end franchise quarterback when Deshaun WAtson returns from suspension. Plus there’s limited competition in that offense for targets outside of Amari Cooper. It’s a solid bet here at the end of the second round that has a good chance of paying off.
Average Grade: B+
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
B+ | B+ | B | A- |
2.12 – Malik Willis – QB – Tennessee Titans
BunchaAmateurs @AC_Gunz
A rushing quarterback with an decent shot at being the successor to a veteran quarterback isn’t the worst investment with the last pick in the second round. Malik Willis is full of upside, but packed in with a bunch of risk as well. There’s risk that he doesn’t see the field this year or even next year depending on what the Titans do with incumbent, Ryan Tannehill. But if he does take the reigns next year, he’s a dual threat quarterback that could be gold in fantasy at the Superflex position. It’s a “B” grade for me for the upside with minimal cost of acquisition.
Average Grade: C+
| Tyler (@Tyler_FF_) | Rich (@kingfantasysports) | Alastair (@FFDynastyGrill) | Lewis (@LewisWoodFF_UK) |
|---|---|---|---|
B | B- | B | D |
I appreciate everyone taking the time to go through this mock draft and I hope it proves useful for you! We all really enjoyed taking part and putting this together!
That rounds out our 2022 Rookie Mock Draft 3.0 (this was Superflex & TE Premium, just to remind you). Remember, you can check out our other dynasty content here. You can find us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. And, as always, if you want something more specific to your league- reach out!
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2022 Rookie Mock Draft Superflex TE Premium 3.0
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