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Available at 114 overall as a late-round quarterback option, though analyst expects his ADP to change by season start.

Analyst thinks Pierce is terrible at his current ADP.

St. Brown paired with Saquon Barkley is the preferred pairing over Christian McCaffrey alone, exemplifying the WR-RB strategy's superiority.

Austin Ekeler is viewed as a pretty obvious riser in ADP.

The analyst missed out on Bijan Robinson in the draft, which was a gamble that didn't pay off, leading to settling for Jameson Williams instead.

Analyst feels fine with Bo Nix as a late-round quarterback option in a streaming strategy.

Bo Nix is mentioned as a superior fantasy option compared to Sam Darnold, suggesting higher ceiling potential.

Brandon Aiyuk's potential move to the Washington Commanders could impact Terry McLaurin's ADP.

Brandon Aubrey was overpriced in the draft despite being a quality kicker on a good team.

Identified as an anchor running back for another team in the league, with the player starting him every week.

Analyst regrets not securing him and notes he could have had a breakout season, but Hall was taken in round six.

Brian Robinson Jr. is mentioned as an alternative late-round bench running back option with potential upside.

Analyst likes Brian Thomas Jr. much more than the market and believes his rookie season with Mac Jones is closer to his true talent level than his performance last year, when he played through both lower body and wrist injuries.

Analyst likes Brian Thomas Jr. much more than the market, believing his rookie season with Mac Jones is more representative of his true talent than last year when he played through lower body and wrist injuries that limited his route running and catch ability.

Analyst has Brian Thomas Jr. ranked ahead of Parker Washington in his rankings, and is comfortable playing him interchangeably with Jameson Williams week-to-week.

Brian Thomas Jr. is drafted as a wide receiver and will compete for flex consideration in week one.

Listed as one of the late-round quarterback options (12th quarterback off the board) that makes sense to target instead of early QB selection.

Bucky Irving is in a 1A/1B situation with Kenneth Gainwell and will lose goal-line work to Sean Tucker, having recorded zero rushing touchdowns inside the five and only one rushing touchdown all season.

C.J. Stroud looked like the worst quarterback anyone has ever seen in the postseason against the New England Patriots, suggesting vulnerability in week one against the Bills.

Analyst would not take Caleb Williams in the sixth round on Yahoo, viewing quarterbacks going that early as overpriced and not part of his Yahoo fantasy strategy.

Cameron Dicker is a preferred kicker choice due to playing in a dome and the analyst's belief in the Mike McDaniel offensive system.

Analyst would have preferred to draft Tate in the fifth round instead of Tucker Kraft.

Lamb paired with Chase Brown represents a superior WR-RB pairing compared to other draft strategies.

Chase Brown paired with CeeDee Lamb exemplifies the optimal WR-RB pairing strategy.

If you wait until round 3+ to take your first WR, Olave becomes your ceiling option, which is insufficient compared to elite WR1s and leaves you unable to win weekly WR matchups.

McCaffrey as a first-round pick is less valuable than the JSN-Walker pairing, as it leaves you without a top-tier WR and forces you to chase WR1 ceiling later.

Colston Loveland is mentioned as a potential option in the fourth round, though the analyst is not crazy about him at that ADP on Yahoo.

Davante Adams was traded away by the Packers as part of their organizational commitment to narrowing the target tree.

Pushed back into the sixth round and analyst would be comfortable with him as running back three, offering a high floor.

Analyst regrets not securing him and notes he could have provided a very high floor, but Montgomery was taken in round six.

In the third round, analyst would definitely take Henry over Scat Abu and Breece Hall, viewing him as a strong value despite his age and lack of pass-catching ability.

Despite being old and not catching passes, Derrick Henry is a third-round pick on Yahoo and represents surprising value given the analyst's historical avoidance of older RBs.

Henry was the 16th highest-scoring running back heading into week 17 and has no pass-catching floor, making it hard to build fantasy value on touchdowns alone.

Analyst notes that Ken Walker, Derrick Henry, and Tony Pollard all have different bye weeks, which provides roster flexibility.

Derrick Henry is drafted as a primary running back in the balanced build roster.

Garrett Wilson is part of a comfortable part of the draft board in the fourth round that the analyst likes.

Judarian Price has an ADP of 67 and is highlighted as a huge value in the fifth round.

Jalen Hurts is passed on in the fifth round by the analyst.

Available in the fifth round but analyst passes on him, preferring to wait on quarterback selection.

Analyst selects Jameson Williams in the fifth round as a value pick.

Selected in the fifth round as a clear flex starter option, preferred over taking a quarterback early.

Analyst is hoping Jameson Williams will be the breakout wide receiver in this roster construction.

Jameson Williams is drafted as a primary wide receiver in the balanced build roster and will compete for flex consideration in week one.

Jameson Williams was the fallback pick after missing on Bijan Robinson, and the analyst would take back this selection in hindsight.

Javonte Williams is mentioned as a potential fifth-round option but is passed over for Ladd McConkey.

JSN paired with Kenneth Walker represents the optimal start in redraft this year, with a WR-RB pairing being superior to RB-RB or WR-WR starts.

Jayden Daniels has an ADP of 52 and is not available in the fifth round, so the analyst passes on him.

Analyst expected a chance to get Daniels but he was taken earlier with an ADP of 52, making him unavailable in the fifth round.

Jaylen Waddle is part of a comfortable part of the draft board in the fourth round that the analyst likes.

Analyst does not want to buy the top on Warren, suggesting he is overvalued.

Analyst views Derrick Henry versus Jeremiah Love as a close comparison in the third round.

Presented as a reasonable alternative to Walker in the same draft round, suggesting comparable value.

Joe Burrow is passed on in the fifth round by the analyst.

Available in the fifth round but analyst passes on him, preferring to wait on quarterback selection.

Analyst mentions Jonathan Brooks as one of several zero running back targets available for later-round selection.

Analyst would have preferred to draft Addison in the fifth round instead of Tucker Kraft.

Analyst mentions Jordan Mason as one of several zero running back targets available for later-round selection.

Josh Jacobs has a pending legal issue that impacts his draft consideration.

Jefferson deserves to be in the WR1 tier despite his ADP being suppressed by 2025 season concerns, as overall Vikings QB play with Kyler Murray should improve significantly.

Analyst is taking Kenneth Gainwell as a running back option, preferring him over taking a quarterback early.

Kenny Gainwell is drafted as a primary running back in the balanced build roster.

Kenneth Walker is the highest-ranked RB on Flock Fantasy at 18, making him the ideal pairing with JSN for an optimal WR-RB redraft start.

Kenneth Walker is drafted as a primary running back in the balanced build roster.

Listed as one of the late-round quarterback options (12th quarterback off the board) that makes sense to target instead of early QB selection.

Analyst takes Ladd McConkey in the fourth round, viewing it as a nice value pick that fits well with the team construction.

Ladd McConkey is drafted as a primary wide receiver in the balanced build roster.

Luther Burden was ranked highest by the analyst and can be obtained in the fifth round in Yahoo and casual leagues, representing excellent value as a target.

Analyst is taking Malik Willis as a late-round quarterback, viewing him as a potential answer similar to Trey Lance and Justin Fields, with the belief that quarterbacks with over 100 rush attempts have a 94% chance of finishing as top-12 fantasy quarterbacks.

Of all quarterbacks with over 100 rush attempts in the last 15 NFL seasons, 94% finish as a top 12 quarterback in fantasy football, suggesting Willis has significant upside if he maintains high rushing volume.

Analyst acknowledges that the Dolphins offense is so weak that even with rushing volume, Malik Willis may not be able to finish as a top-12 quarterback due to lack of quality wide receivers.

The Dolphins' weak offensive weapons and overall offensive struggles may prevent Willis from reaching top 12 quarterback status despite high rushing volume.

Malik Willis is drafted as the primary quarterback in the balanced build roster construction.

Analyst would have preferred to draft Harrison Jr. in the fifth round instead of Tucker Kraft.

Matthew Golden is one of the analyst's favorite breakout bets at wide receiver due to the Packers' organizational commitment to narrowing the target tree and increased opportunity.

Mike Washington Jr., the handcuff for Ashton Jeanty, is mentioned as an alternative late-round bench running back option with potential upside.

Nico Collins is ranked as the top WR option available but is being compared unfavorably to the JSN-Walker pairing in terms of overall value.

Analyst views Parker Washington available in the ninth round on Yahoo as a pretty clear target, noting that some receivers seem relatively overpriced at that stage.

Listed as one of the late-round quarterback options (12th quarterback off the board) that makes sense to target instead of early QB selection.

Puka is included in the elite WR1 scoring tier alongside Chase, JSN, St. Brown, and Lamb.

Analyst mentions Rashaad White as one of several zero running back targets available for later-round selection.

Analyst notes that Stevenson makes a good bit of sense at his current ADP.

Analyst does not want to buy the top on Dowdle, suggesting he is overvalued.

Romeo Doubs was let walk by the Packers as part of their organizational commitment to narrowing the target tree.

Darnold offers a comfortable streaming option with the JSN connection, allowing for confident weekly starts despite not being a league-winner caliber quarterback.

Analyst is taking Sam Darnold as a second quarterback to pair with JSN, allowing him to stream the position comfortably in a given week.

Sam Darnold is drafted as the secondary quarterback in the balanced build roster construction.

Barkley paired with St. Brown exemplifies the superior WR-RB pairing strategy over RB-RB or WR-WR starts.

Tank Bigsby is selected as a late-round bench running back with potential upside if early-round backs ahead of him get injured or if he gains information through early-season play.

Tee Higgins is part of a comfortable part of the draft board in the fourth round that the analyst likes.

Terry McLaurin is not a fan favorite for the analyst and his ADP may rise closer to the season if Brandon Aiyuk doesn't join the Washington Commanders.

Analyst is not a fan of McLaurin and notes he is available in the fifth round, implying he is not a priority target.

Analyst is taking Tony Pollard as running back three, a player he feels comfortable starting in any given week, which opens up flexibility for the rest of the draft.

Tony Pollard is drafted as a primary running back in the balanced build roster and will compete for flex consideration in week one.

Identified as an anchor running back for another team in the league, with the player starting him every week.

Analyst is stacking Trevor Lawrence with Brian Thomas Jr., viewing stacking as quite important in home league formats.

Trevor Lawrence is mentioned as a superior fantasy option compared to Sam Darnold, suggesting higher ceiling potential.

Analyst is making a big bet on Kraft adding to his yards after catch, noting he has been the most efficient yards after catch pass catcher in football over the most recent two seasons, comparable to George Kittle.

Analyst mentions Tajae Spears as one of several zero running back targets available for later-round selection.

Tyler Warren goes very early in drafts, suggesting he may be overvalued.

Analyst mentions Tyron Tracy Jr. as one of several zero running back targets available for later-round selection.

Zay Flowers is part of a comfortable part of the draft board in the fourth round that the analyst likes.