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Eric Edholm selected AJ Brown in the second round, expressing high confidence that Brown is going to have a massive season despite the risk of starting with back-to-back wide receivers.

Eric Edholm selected A.J. Brown in the second round, acknowledging the risk of drafting back-to-back wide receivers as running backs were being taken quickly.

Max selects Pierce, reasoning that the Colts' decision to pay him indicates they are comfortable with his usage and health, despite concerns about his injury history.

Scott Pianowski selected Amon-Ra St. Brown at 1.06, calling him the safest pick in the first round and highlighting the Lions' favorable schedule and Jared Goff's underrated play.

Ray Garvin selected Bijan Robinson with the second overall pick, noting that while he considered Dajon Love, he ultimately stuck with Robinson.

Dan Titus selects Corum as an insurance policy for Kyren Williams, citing concerns about Williams' efficiency decline as the previous season progressed.

Josh Norris drafted Breece Hall in the fourth round, emphasizing his role as a bell-cow back and his consistent touchdown production.

Max Loeb selected Brock Bowers in the second round, referencing a quote from Clint Kubiak calling him a 'football robot from heaven.'

Eric Froton selected Bucky Irving (referred to as Omarion Hampton) in the second round.

Joel Smith and Justin Boone value Bucky Irving as a good football player behind a top-five offensive line, making him a strong fifth-round pick.

Eric Edholm selects Tate as his WR3, acknowledging that he is a second-half-of-the-season play and expressing ambivalence about the Titans' offense.

Eric Froton selected CeeDee Lamb with the 11th overall pick.

Chris Allen selected Chase Brown in the second round, acknowledging it as a 'homer' pick for his Bengals fandom.

Chris Allen selects Godwin in the seventh round, citing his reliable slot role and the health of Baker Mayfield and the offensive line as reasons for his continued fantasy relevance.

Justin Boone drafted Chris Olave in the third round, highlighting his high target volume and the team's up-tempo offense as reasons for his success.

Max Loeb selected Christian McCaffrey at 1.07, acknowledging the efficiency dip but betting on his league-winning upside.

Justin Boone targets Christian Watson in the fifth round, noting his big-play ability and the expectation that the Packers will throw more this season.

Hayden Winks selects Hubbard in the seventh round, noting he was a top-15 running back two years ago and remains a favorite of the coaching staff when healthy.

Justin Boone ranks Colston Loveland ahead of Luther Burden, projecting him to join the elite tight ends this year based on his strong finish to last season.

Scott Pianowski targets Sutton in the seventh round as a 'boring value' pick, projecting him for 7-8 touchdowns and 950 yards, serving as a solid wide receiver depth piece.

Chris Allen selected D'Andre Swift in the fourth round, noting that the Chicago running game is underrated and Swift is likely to carry the mail, especially with Khalil Herbert nursing an injury.

Max drafted Davante Adams in the fourth round, noting he is in one of the best offenses in the NFL and acknowledging the possibility of Puka Nacua missing time.

Scott Pienowski values David Montgomery as a lead back who will see plenty of touches in a Houston offense that relies on defense and ball control.

Hayden Winks selected De'Von Achane in the second round, citing the Dolphins' lack of other options and the coaching staff's intent to keep him on the field for high volume.

Josh Norris selects Stribbling in the eighth round, highlighting his role in a top-10 offense and his potential to earn significant targets alongside other receivers.

Matt Harmon selected Derrick Henry in the second round, praising his efficiency and ability to score touchdowns regardless of age.

Dan Titus selected DeVonta Smith in the third round, expressing confidence that the former Heisman winner will perform well.

Josh Norris selects Metcalf in the seventh round, admitting he has not drafted him enough this summer and viewing his availability at this stage as an opportunity to correct his draft strategy.

Justin Boone drafted Drake London in the second round, noting that London was one of the best fantasy receivers before his injury last year. Boone is unconcerned about the quarterback situation, citing Michael Penix Jr.'s presence as the starter for most of last season.

Josh Norris targets Drake Maye in the sixth round, highlighting his play-action passing ability and improved receiving weapons compared to last season.

Hayden drafted Emeka Egbuka in the fourth round, acknowledging a turf toe injury but expressing confidence in his target share and role in the offense.

Hayden drafted Garrett Wilson in the fourth round, projecting him to score more touchdowns than Breece Hall this season.

Ray Garvin selected George Pickens in the second round, projecting him for 4,500 yards and labeling the offense as the best in the league.

Joel Smith selects Fannin Jr. at the end of the sixth round, identifying him as the end of a tier at the tight end position.

Dan Titus selects Dobbins as an RB1, though he expresses a lack of confidence in the pick, while others in the draft room question his health and scoring potential compared to other options.

Dan Titus selected Ja'Marr Chase with the fourth overall pick, dismissing injury concerns and prioritizing him as a top-tier wide receiver.

Joel Smith selected Jahmyr Gibbs with the first overall pick, citing the news of Isaiah Pacheco being placed on IR as a factor that solidified the decision.

Justin Boone targets Hurts in the seventh round, noting that in a four-point passing touchdown league, Hurts' rushing ability and touchdown upside provide a significant competitive advantage.

Matt Harmon selected James Cook with the eighth overall pick, stating the decision was based on his personal rankings.

Ray Garvin targets Jamison Williams in the fourth round, citing his ability to flip the math in one play and the high-scoring nature of the Lions' offense.

Eric Edholm drafted Javonte Williams in the third round, citing expected high volume and touchdown potential following a career year.

Hayden Winks selects Daniels in the eighth round to pair with Terry McLaurin, initiating a quarterback run and betting on his upside as a starter.

Chris Allen selects Reed in the eighth round, noting his versatility in the Packers' passing attack and potential for increased usage out of the backfield if Josh Jacobs misses time.

Matt Harmon selected Jaylen Waddle in the third round, noting that Waddle was mispriced as a fourth-round pick all summer and possesses top-10 wide receiver upside.

Max and Scott Pienowski highlight Jalen Warren as a valuable check-down option for Aaron Rodgers, projecting 50-60 catches.

Matt Harmon highlights Warren's high catch rate and projects him for approximately 60 receptions, noting that Aaron Rodgers' tendency to dump off to running backs benefits Warren's fantasy outlook.

Eric Edholm selects Burrow as a sixth-round quarterback, acknowledging the value concerns of drafting a QB at that spot but prioritizing firepower over waiting for later-round options.

Justin Boone selected Jonathan Taylor third overall, citing his performance when healthy last year and an expectation that the Colts offense will be healthier than consensus expects.

Ray Garvin selects Brooks in the seventh round, identifying him as one of the last running backs he intends to draft for a significant period.

Max drafted Josh Allen in the third round to secure a premium quarterback in a shallow pool, prioritizing the position despite the lack of wide receivers on his roster.

Chris Allen selected Justin Jefferson with the 12th overall pick, noting his consistent high-level production despite the Vikings' quarterback change.

Josh Norris selected Kenneth Walker III in the second round, projecting him to accumulate significant touchdowns and yards.

Eric Froton selects Monongai, acknowledging his current injury status but betting on his potential role as an RB4 despite the risk.

Eric Froton selects Pitts in the eighth round, identifying him as his favorite tight end at this tier and citing his past performance when Drake London was sidelined.

Scott Pianowski selected Kyren Williams in the second round, noting that despite the lack of passing game usage, he is a high-floor player who will benefit from game flow and goal-line opportunities.

Chris Allen drafted Ladd McConkey in the third round, citing positive reports from Chargers camp and the influence of Mike McDaniel as the play-caller.

Chris Allen highlights Lamar Jackson as a fifth-round value, emphasizing his rushing upside and passing skill set as a potential three-time MVP.

Scott Pienowski drafted Luther Burden in the fourth round, acknowledging the injury risk but labeling him a potential smash play if healthy.

Matt Harmon views Luther Burden as a smash play as a WR3 if healthy, noting he fits the slot role in his offense well despite some pushback from the chat.

Joel Smith drafted Malik Nabers in the third round, acknowledging the risk of taking an injured player but emphasizing that the three-receiver league format justifies the selection.

Justin Boone targets Lloyd in the sixth round, expecting him to start early in the season with potential to hold the job if Josh Jacobs struggles, noting that the pick is undervalued in current ADP.

Joel Smith selects Harrison Jr. in the seventh round, noting that while it is a 'hearts pick' rather than a 'head pick,' he believes the half-PPR format increases his value.

Matt Harmon selects Wilson in the seventh round, labeling him the Cardinals' real WR1 and projecting him to score significant points in an improved offense.

Joel Smith selected Nico Collins at the end of the second round, noting it was an easy decision following the departure of Jaden Higgins.

Ray Garvin projects Parker Washington to be the number one target for Trevor Lawrence in the Jacksonville offense.

Eric Edholm selected Puka Nacua with the fifth overall pick in the draft.

Eric Froton drafted Rashee Rice in the third round, acknowledging the player is polarizing and carries risk regarding his availability for the full season.

Max argues that Rome Odunze is the best value in the fifth round, noting that if healthy, he could potentially be the number one pass catcher in the Bears' offense.

Josh Norris selects Sam LaPorta in the fifth round, citing the Lions' high-powered offense and Drew Petson's play-calling as reasons to invest.

Josh Norris selected Saquon Barkley at 1.10, comparing him to Christian McCaffrey and projecting a high-scoring season within the Eagles' offense.

Josh Norris drafted Tee Higgins in the third round, citing his historical performance as a top-four wide receiver in points per game when playing a full season with Joe Burrow.

Ray Garvin selects Pollard, citing his consistency of four straight 1,000-yard seasons and projecting him for another 1,000-yard campaign despite concerns about the Titans' overall scoring ability.

Ray Garvin selected Travis Etienne Jr. in the third round, noting that he expects the running back position to become scarce and wants Etienne on his roster.

Scott Pienowski views TreVeyon Henderson as an exciting running back with more juice than Stevenson, noting the Patriots will likely use a two-back system.

Eric Edholm and Matt Harmon view Trey McBride as a high-floor, reliable option with high volume and production, with Harmon specifically noting he likes him as a fourth-round pick.

Chris Allen acknowledges potential snap limitations for Tucker Craft due to injury and competition, but notes his post-catch ability and the pass-heavy potential of the offense.

Scott Pienowski selected Zay Flowers in the third round, describing him as uncoverable and noting that he has an incredible ceiling and a solid floor.