Writer – Corey was my favorite receiver in the draft and landing with the Saints after all of what they gave up to get him, I don’t mind the landing spot. 1.04 – Chris Olave – WR – OSU – New Orleans Saints I’m all in on Burks, but there are still other WRs in this tier that I do really like and I want to try to diversify between the top tier throughout my rookie drafts. A lot of the knocks on Burks are the same ones that caused people to fade AJ Brown as well. He is less dynamic with the ball in his hands than AJ Brown is, but I think Burks can take the top off a defense better once he gets going. He played a majority of his snaps out of the slot, provided big yards after the catch, and can take the top off the defense. It seems easy to slate him into the AJ Brown role as he has been compared to AJ Brown since the end of last football season. Writer – Tyler Burks was slated as my WR1 in this rookie class before the NFL Draft and his landing spot did nothing to discourage my ranking. Hall slots in immediately as a top 10 dynasty back, and is talented enough to compete with Najee Harris and D’Andre Swift for the dynasty RB2 slot very soon! 1.03 – Treylon Burks – WR – Arkansas – Tennessee Titans A mixture of talent, landing spot, and positional scarcity makes him an obvious pick right at the top. Breece seems to be the consensus top pick by ADP and amongst analysts. Writer – Lewis Hall is my 1.01, so I was delighted to see him fall here. 1.02 – Breece Hall – RB – Iowa State – New York Jets The philosophy at Michigan State was a great fit, and the fit in Seattle is perfect. He amassed 1,636 rushing yards, and 19 total TDs, which earned him the nation’s highest honor for running backs (Doak Walker Award), as well as the Walter Camp Player of the Year Award. Walker III transferred to Michigan State from Wake Forest and it served him well. This should lead to high volume for an explosive RB. Fellow RB Chris Carson may not ever play again, and RB Rashaad Penny has yet to stay healthy an entire season. Head Coach Pete Carroll has proven time and time again, that his philosophy is run first/control the pace of the game. Writer – Ignacio the 1st selection, I went with Walker, which is a bit unconventional for some.

1.01 Kenneth Walker – RB – MSU – Seattle Seahawks The writer made their own selection in this mock draft and gives their reasoning and overview of their respective pick. We also saw no running backs go in the first round, but that’s no discouragement to some of our writers, especially at the top of the draft! Finally, what do we do with the tight ends in this class? Even in tight end premium scoring formats, we pretty heavily fade this TE class…īelow each writer that participated had two picks in each round. But on top of quarterback landing spots, we also locked in where each of the top wide receivers landed, including a particular wide receiver seemingly falling right in place as the replacement to his most commonly comped to player. We all watched on draft weekend as all but one QB fell out of the first and then second round as well.

There are some big movers from the last mock draft, most notably the quarterbacks. So, of course, we all came together to create an updated collaborative Superflex, TE Premium, Dynasty Rookie Mock Draft.

The 2022 NFL Draft has concluded and the writers here at King Fantasy Sports and myself have had time to let the dust settle and really dig into these landing spots and what they mean for these prospects.

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