Compared to other receivers, Smith-Njigba will be considered slow but separation is separation, just ask Keenan Allen. Generally, the NFL falls in love with speed. Volume is king, and Smith-Njigba profiles as a possession receiver who does all of the little things right. Is it Aaron Rodgers? Is it Jordan Love? Either way, Smith-Njigba is a top two option on the offense from the first time he steps on the field at training camp.
1.08 Jaxon Smith-Njigba WR Green Bay Packers Running back is deep, so teams may be comfortable letting them slide back rather than jumping up early. To get a running back of this caliber at the 1.07 is indicative of the format and the contrast between 20.
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Ezekiel Elliott is not the same player he was even two years ago, and Pollard is set to hit free agency. The third round is the new second round, and Gibbs slid to the Cowboys in round three. His scouting report is polarizing, but Richardson is the type of prospect that hits and then is worth three first round picks a year later.
Normally, a second-round quarterback should not be on the fantasy radar this early. Richardson went 39 overall to the Panthers in this mock, and no one on that roster is standing in his way. Sometimes the heart just wants what the heart wants. 1.06 Anthony Richardson QB Carolina Panthers Regardless of who the quarterback is in 2023 for the Titans, Johnston’s size, speed and ability after the catch make him a nightmare for smaller corners. The Titans wide receiver room is empty other than an old Robert Woods and the talented but inconsistent Treylon Burks. This makes him the second receiver taken in the draft, but the top option for fantasy. Johnston goes off the board at number 11 to the Titans. 1.05 Quentin Johnston WR Tennessee Titans Due to the draft capital and landing spot, Levis is worthy of the 1.04, even if it feels gross. If Jarrett Stidham can pass for 365 yards and three touchdowns in a game, Levis is set up for success. Second, Las Vegas is a perfect landing spot for a young signal caller. First, any quarterback taken in the top ten will get a chance to start (sorry Trey Lance). The landing spot is rough, but after being selected at two the Texans are stuck with Young, for better or for worse, for at least three years. The good news for Young is that it cannot get worse. In contrast to Stroud’s landing spot, the Texans have somewhere between six and ten starting caliber players on both sides of the ball. This is a no-lose situation for Robinson. If Brady leaves, Robinson will get 20-25 carries a game. If Brady stays in Tampa Bay, Robinson is a check down magnet. Admittedly, first round draft capital is rare for running backs and catapults him in front of the quarterbacks, even in superflex. The Buccaneers selected Robinson 17 overall in this mock. A generational talent with the size, speed, and strength to be utilized all over the field, Robinson will quickly establish himself as the RB1 in dynasty. Nothing has changed since the “ Way Too Early” rankings. 2023 Dynasty Superflex Mock Draft 1.0 First Round 1.01 Bijan Robinson RB Tampa Bay Buccaneers For the sake of this exercise, I utilized drafttek’s seven round mock draft to determine draft capital, landing spot and team fits. Daniel Jeremiah just released his first mock draft of the season, but it is only one round. Landing spots matter, and draft sites are starting to put out their mock drafts. As the real NFL gears up for the Super Bowl and off-season grind, the dynasty community is already in rookie draft mode.
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