RosterWatch analyst, Alan Seslowsky, may have struck gold. Zach Wilson at pick nine in a rookie Superflex draft is going to stand out if Wilson is the QB2 in this class. Jaylen Waddle has the look and feel of a player you will be able to start on your fantasy team in short order. RosterWatch fan favorite and senior analyst, The Trashman, lands one of his highest WR prospects of the last few years at pick eight. A surefire top 4 pick in one QB leagues, you will feel great about your team should you land Williams this late.
Williams represents the last RB in the top tier. Shane Seeley of RosterWatch Nation landed on North Carolina RB JaVonte Williams at 1.7.
Lance only threw 30 passes in 2020, but his 2019 resume and highlight tape are enough to get excited about. Lance carries more risk than some of the other QBs, but he has the highest ceiling based on the dual-threat skills he displayed in his short career. Liss is on record advocating for Lance’s extreme high upside. Underworld’s Nate Liss lands his man in QB Trey Lance at pick six. Getting the WR1 at pick five illustrates how middle of the road teams that have a mid-round pick can get a supercharged boost to their roster. Locking in a 21-year-old elite WR is a sharp proven strategy in dynasty. RosterWatch co-founder, Alex Dunlap, could not refuse a young elite WR prospect like Ja’Marr Chase at 1.5. Even if you are not pro-Fields, 1.4 represents value for whoever the QB2 in this class is on your board. Underworld’s Ray Marzarella “stole” Justin Fields with the fourth pick. Drafters of Taylor are happy with the pick, but Herbert is the player with more Superflex fantasy value today. In 2020 Jonathan Taylor and CEH were both going ahead of Justin Herbert.
We would not call them bad picks, but in a Superflex draft, it is optimal to draft QBs that land in the top 10 overall real NFL draft. Najee Harris and Travis Etienne are considered top three RBs in this class. The second and third picks (Team UnderWorld Cody Wilhelm and Neil Dutton ) both went RB. If you own the first overall pick in your Superflex rookie draft and aren’t convinced Lawrence is the pick, you should get a nice return and consider trading out. Not only does he have a massive upside, but he also has a safe floor. T-Law is as clean of a prospect as we have ever seen. Team RosterWatch’s Ani Sridhar made the “right” pick. We expect Trevor Lawrence to be the first pick in any competitive Superflex rookie draft.
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The complete linear (non-snake) draft order: This exercise helps educate our loyal members about the 2021 rookie class providing player evaluation and strategy perspective from the 12 participants in this draft. Rookie Superflex Mock Draft: RosterWatch vs RotoUnderworldīy Alan Seslowsky – Twitter: Nation and our friends at RotoUnderworld squared off in a second friendly and spirited rookie superflex mock draft competition.
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