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Hunter Henry was selected in the mock draft from the 11th spot as the TE pick.

Christian Watson was selected in the mock draft from the 11th spot as a WR pick.

Baker Mayfield was selected in the mock draft from the 11th spot as the QB pick.

Analyst is not high on Jamison Williams this year and does not feel great about him as a draft pick.

O'Marion Hampton is part of a strong RB duo in the mock draft that the analyst approves of, though they would have preferred WR at a later spot.

Kenneth Walker is part of a strong RB duo in the mock draft that the analyst approves of, though they would have preferred WR at a later spot.

Analyst does not like Zay Flowers as a WR1 in the mock draft, expressing concern about his placement.

Lamar Jackson is compared to Jalen Hurts as having similar risks with a new play caller, but Hurts has a better overall setup.

Jalen Hurts is identified as falling value at QB with a better setup than Lamar Jackson, featuring elite running back, better pass catchers, and better offensive line despite sharing similar risks with a new play caller.

Caller projects Lad McConkie might produce 70-80% of Tyreek Hill's 1.7K yard season, but analyst disputes this projection.

When healthy last year, Quentin Johnston was the Chargers' clear WR1 in every metric that matters, and the analyst plans to draft him everywhere over Lad McConkie.

Josh Downs' current price is acceptable as a potential beneficiary of Pierce being out in the Colts offense.

Theo Johnson is not a dud in the Ravens offense but is not the primary target, with Isaiah Likely being preferred despite the coaching staff adding him in free agency.

Isaiah Likely is ranked tight end 8 and is expected to be the top target for Jackson Darts until Malik Neighbors returns, making him a hold-and-flip candidate after Neighbors' return.

Colston Loveland is one of the analyst's three preferred tight end options expected to be a difference maker this year.

Brock Bowers is one of the analyst's three preferred tight end options expected to be a difference maker this year.

Tyler Warren is projected to absolutely crush and be a massive ADP winner this year, part of the analyst's preferred tight end trio of Brock Bowers, Loveland, or Warren.

Jamar Chase is recommended as a third-round pick over running backs in a league that is very RB-heavy, as the analyst advocates for going against the grain.

Drake London is part of the Falcons passing offense core along with B.J. Robinson and Kyle Pitts, though he is not the primary focus.

Kyle Pitts is not expected to be tight end one and has limited upside due to his size limiting goal-line opportunities, with B.J. Robinson expected to vulture touchdowns.

Brian Thomas Jr. is being cut in an 18-team keeper league due to lack of league-winning upside.

Parker Washington is the clear wide receiver one in the Jaguars offense and is in the same tier as Jacoby Myers, with the analyst being in on him as a primary target.

Elijah Surratt is a last-round flyer option at 92-to-1 odds in the offensive rookie of the year market.

Antonio Williams is a last-round flyer option that the analyst has been high on since before the draft.

Jordan Tyson is ranked above ECR as a rookie wide receiver option.

Makai Lemon is ranked above ECR as a rookie wide receiver option.

Carnell Tate is the clear rookie wide receiver to draft and can be drafted aggressively in early round two to four, with one scenario where he could be Malik Neighbors of Tennessee this year.

Jeremiah Love is ranked RB16, behind both ECR and ADP, and is not considered a high-upside rookie running back option for redraft purposes.

Joe Burrow has a high floor but lacks the ceiling to reach QB1 or QB3 status due to his inability to run, making him less attractive as a keeper than Trevor Lawrence.

Trevor Lawrence is a keeper option with potential QB1 upside if he picks up where he left off last year, when he was putting up insane numbers.

Drake London is a viable keeper option over Chris Olave in some scenarios, though the preference is for Emeka Ibuka due to upside considerations in an 18-team keeper league.

Chris Olave was WR3 in fantasy points per game in weeks 12-18 last year when Tyler Shuck was dealing, tied with Jamar Chase, though health concerns with Jordan Tyson's rookie status make him a riskier keeper option.

Trey McBride is a definite keeper in an 18-team league due to being an elite tight end option.

Amarion Hampton is a definite keeper with top three to five upside in an 18-team keeper league, representing league-winning potential.

Drake May is ranked QB2 overall (29th overall) and could compete with Josh Allen for QB1 this year due to upgraded receiving options including AJ Brown and Romeo Dobbs, plus a better schedule that may force the Patriots to maintain offensive pressure throughout games.

Drake May's upgraded receiving options are cited as part of the reason for his elevated ranking.

Drake May is ranked as QB2 overall at 29th in ECR, positioned right next to Josh Allen, with potential to cook with Josh Allen for QB1 this year.

Jalen Waddle is not expected to have as high a touchdown ceiling as AJ Brown in the Patriots offense.

AJ Brown has the highest touchdown ceiling in the Patriots offense and could score 14 touchdowns this year.

In a keeper league, AJ Brown in the fourth round is the clear choice over Jalen Waddle in the fifth because he's going late round one/early round two in current ADP, providing significant value.