Sleeper Mock Draft

AJ Brown is ranked as the highest name among remaining C-tier players and is the last player in the analyst's rankings, indicating strong value.

AJ Brown is being stacked with Drake May in this draft strategy.

AJ Brown is being taken in the second round and stacked with Drake May, with the expectation that he needs to perform well for the drafter to beat the competition.

AJ Brown is a top five wide receiver and essential to the team's championship path.

AJ Brown is part of the analyst's great one-two wide receiver combo alongside Puka Nacua.

AJ Brown is a massive value on Sleeper, ESPN, and Yahoo compared to his pricing on Underdog.

Alvin Kamara's restructured deal to stay with the Saints negatively impacted Travis Etienne's ranking, pushing him down several spots.

Breece Hall is ranked as the second-best running back in the analyst's rankings and is being reached on in the first round to create a more balanced team composition.

Hall is preferred over Josh Jacobs due to lack of off-field concerns, making her a safer option despite Jacobs' talent.

Breece Hall has projectable volume but limited ceiling; the team's championship path requires him to be a low-end RB1 or mid-RB1.

Breece Hall is part of the analyst's running back room with projectable volume, but the analyst's biggest concern is the ceiling rather than the floor.

Analyst considered taking Brock Bowers at pick 5 but ultimately chose Drake London instead, suggesting Bowers was in consideration but not the preferred pick.

Bowers is considered a strong enough prospect that the analyst is tempted to take him, though he refrains due to Trey McBride's availability at pick 29.

Bucky Irving is ranked much higher on Sleeper than on flockfantasy.com or the analyst's rankings; the analyst flags him with a warning emoji suggesting caution.

Bucky Irving was selected at pick 409 in this mock draft.

Bucky Irving was selected in round 5 despite injury concerns, as the analyst believes if healthy he represents strong value having fallen from early second-round ADP last year.

Bucky Irving is selected as one of the team's running backs in the mock draft.

Caleb Williams is ranked as the top quarterback name in the drafter's rankings, but the drafter is not looking at quarterbacks after taking Drake May.

Carnell Tate was ranked as one of the analyst's top three remaining players at the time of selection.

Chase Brown goes off the board at pick 2.05 in this Sleeper mock draft.

The analyst likes the Chris Rodriguez pick at the end of the tenth round.

Chris Rodriguez is a running back with a chance to be the starter in his backfield and should have been prioritized over taking a tight end in the 10th round.

Rodriguez is a running back with a chance to be the starter in his backfield and should be prioritized over taking Kelce in the 10th round.

Colston Loveland is the top-ranked tight end according to expert average rankings on flockfantasy.com.

DeAndre Swift was selected at pick 508 in this mock draft.

Mooney is used as an example of a late-round pick who could have a big spike week and automatically slide into the starting lineup in Underdog's best-ball format.

Derrick Henry is ranked higher than AJ Brown in the analyst's rankings and is one of the last two C-tier players remaining after Saquon Barkley.

Drake London is identified as a player the analyst would target in trades, willing to package A.G. Brown plus additional assets to acquire him.

Analyst selected Drake London at pick 5 in a sleeper mock draft, indicating confidence in his value at that draft position.

Drake London is selected at the fifth pick in the mock draft.

Drake London is the team's second wide receiver selection in the mock draft.

Drake May is the highest-ranked QB by expert average (rank 60) and has the highest Sleeper ADP (51), but is being acquired here at pick 68, representing value relative to his rankings.

Drake May is the highest ranked player according to expert average (rank 60) and has the highest ADP on Sleeper at 51, but was acquired at pick 68 in this mock draft, representing value relative to his market expectations.

Drake May is being stacked with AJ Brown in this draft, with the logic that if AJ Brown has a good season, Drake May will likely also perform well as his quarterback.

Drake May is characterized as a hopefully elite quarterback acquired at a reasonable cost in the 6th round (608 overall).

Drake Maye going absolutely nuclear is one of the paths to winning the league with this team.

Garrett Wilson was selected at pick 44 as the analyst's highest-ranked remaining wide receiver, indicating strong confidence in his value at that position.

Garrett Wilson is the team's third wide receiver selection in the mock draft.

Hunter Henry is ranked ahead of other late-round tight end options and is a solid value pick in the final rounds.

Hunter Henry was ranked ahead of Kelce and is a preferable tight end option, allowing for a double stack with the team.

Jamar Chase was mentioned as part of a three-player combo with Kiran and Ibuka that would be unique in tournament play, suggesting he was taken early in team three's draft.

Jadarian Price was selected at pick 509 in this mock draft.

Jake Ferguson is ranked at the top of the analyst's tight end rankings.

Jake Ferguson is the highest ranked tight end available and finally comes off the board at pick 204 in this mock draft.

Jalen Hurts is selected as the team's wide receiver at pick 1 in the mock draft.

Jalen Nailor (JSN) was selected as part of the analyst's elite wide receiver core in the first four rounds.

Jameson Williams was ranked as one of the analyst's top three remaining players at the time of selection.

Javvante Williams was drafted at pick 401 in a double flex league format.

Jaden Daniels is listed as one of the top available quarterbacks in the draft alongside Drake May.

Jaden Reed is the analyst's highest-ranked player and is being targeted for ceiling upside in a double flex format, with the reasoning that he finally has a path to real playing time with no Dobbs or Wicks competing for targets.

Jaylen Warren is selected as one of the top two names at his position and is taken in this draft based on ADP considerations, with Parker Washington available later as an alternative.

Jaylen Warren has a severely capped ceiling throughout his entire career.

Mason takes Jaylen Warren at pick 77 to balance exposures, noting his rankings have Hubbard ahead but ADP trending favors Warren.

Jeremiah Love is highlighted as an example of poor Sleeper ADP rankings, appearing too high on the platform's rankings compared to expert consensus.

Jeremiah Love is identified as a target player the analyst would pursue by packaging ETN and Mike Evans together in a trade.

Josh Allen was drafted earlier in this mock draft, with the analyst noting that the team with Allen likely won't take another QB like Drake May.

Jacobs has off-field concerns and suspension risk that make him less preferable than Breece Hall, despite being the more talented player.

Josh Jacobs was selected at pick 42 in the mock draft.

Justin Herbert goes at pick 75 in the mock draft, with Mason noting it's interesting to see him taken given the lack of Chargers stack options.

Mark Andrews is ranked at the top of the analyst's tight end rankings.

Marvin Harrison Jr. was selected at pick 702, which is noted as pretty early compared to where he typically goes in best ball drafts.

Mason has $2,000 invested in Marvin Harrison and is selecting him over Parker Washington despite ADP having Parker Washington ranked ahead, indicating strong conviction in Harrison's value.

Mike Evans is ranked as the top WR option by multiple expert rankings (Flock, Fantasy Stock Exchange, and Zach's rankings) and is being taken at a discount relative to Sleeper ADP, making him a value pick.

Parker Washington is ranked as one of the top two names at his position but has a very late ADP, making him available for later rounds and potentially acquirable on the way back in the eighth round.

Mason has minimal investment ($94) in Parker Washington compared to other receivers and is not a big believer in him despite his ADP ranking ahead of Marvin Harrison.

Mahomes is the analyst's highest ranked quarterback and will not be taking another QB given Drake Maye is already on the team.

Mason selects Patrick Mahomes over Trevor Lawrence despite ADP having Lawrence ranked ahead, believing Mahomes is the better pick with better stacking options later in the draft.

Puka Nacua is ranked as the last remaining S-tier level option and is the top player available according to flockfantasy.com rankings, making him a strong pick at 1.05.

Puka Nacua is part of the analyst's great one-two wide receiver combo alongside AJ Brown.

Puka is described as 'just so damn good' and his quality makes picking from the five slot in rounds two and three worthwhile despite the awkward positioning.

Rasheed Rice is super expensive on ESPN but super cheap on Sleeper, showing platform-specific ADP variance.

Saquon Barkley makes it down to pick 2.06 in this mock draft, indicating he falls past the early second round.

Stefon Diggs is a good target in the final three rounds of redraft leagues where waiver wire access is available.

Diggs is a good value pick in the 11th round of redraft leagues because he could sign with Washington and become a great value (should have gone in the 8th), or if he doesn't sign with a good team, he can easily be cut for waiver wire plays.

Travis Etienne is the analyst's highest-ranked running back option, though he was moved down slightly after Alvin Kamara's restructure; still a reasonable value at pick 408.

Travis Etienne's ceiling is limited by the return of Alvin Kamara, which constrains his true upside from a usage perspective.

Travis Hunter is the expert average pick at 107 according to Sleeper ADP, but the analyst ranks Kelce ahead of him.

Travis Kelce is ranked ahead of Travis Hunter in the analyst's rankings and is being taken at pick 108.

Taking Kelce in the 10th round makes no sense because there's no difference between tight ends available in the 12th and 13th rounds, making the early investment a mistake.

Taking Kelce in the 10th round was a mistake in this draft; the analyst should have waited on tight end and taken a running back with starter potential instead.

Trevor Lawrence is ranked ahead of Patrick Mahomes in ADP but Mason prefers Mahomes, though he notes Lawrence is a good pick when taken at 94.

Trey McBride falling to pick 29 is so valuable that it prevents the analyst from taking Brock Bowers, indicating McBride is a strong value at that position.

McBride's availability at pick 29 is so valuable that it prevents the analyst from taking Brock Bowers earlier, indicating strong value at that position.

Trey McBride is selected as the team's tight end in the mock draft.

Tucker Kraft was selected at pick 702, noted as pretty early in comparison to his typical draft position in best ball formats.

Zay Flowers was selected in the draft at a certain point in the selection order.