The NFL Draft is over, which means one thing to dynasty managers everywhere: It’s DRAFT SEASON! While the FantasyPros team is cranking out mock drafts for everyone to learn everything they can about how their rookie selections might go, a more helpful exercise may be tiering out and breaking down my top 36 rookies, which YOU can use to navigate the first three rounds, of your Superflex rookie drafts. So yes, this will be a mock draft, but we can call this the PERFECT mock draft to help you build your roster for 2024 and beyond! Here’s our latest Dynasty Rookie Mock Draft. And practice dynasty rookie mock drafts using our FREE mock draft simulator.
Superflex Dynasty Rookie Mock Draft
Tier 4
8. Brock Bowers (TE – LV)
The NFL Draft is over, which means one thing to dynasty managers everywhere: It’s DRAFT SEASON! While the FantasyPros team is cranking out mock drafts for everyone to learn everything they can about how their rookie selections might go, a more helpful exercise may be tiering out and breaking down my top 36 rookies, which YOU can use to navigate the first three rounds, of your Superflex rookie drafts. So yes, this will be a mock draft, but we can call this the PERFECT mock draft to help you build your roster for 2024 and beyond! Here’s our latest Dynasty Rookie Mock Draft. And practice dynasty rookie mock drafts using our FREE mock draft simulator.
Superflex Dynasty Rookie Mock Draft
Tier 4
8. Brock Bowers (TE – LV)
9. Brian Thomas Jr. (WR – LAC)
10. Ladd McConkey (WR – LAC)
Brock Bowers is in a tier of his own among tight ends in this class. The term “generational” is appropriate for Bowers. He was also drafted by the Las Vegas Raiders, who drafted Michael Mayer in 2023. This further solidifies that he is going to be a tight end/wide receiver hybrid rather than the classic in-line tight end. He is firmly in the top five dynasty tight ends, even with his shaky quarterback situation.
When it comes to the rest of the wide receivers in this class, there are a ton of potential stars, but they come with some significant question marks. Their respective situations are really the only thing that elevates Thomas Jr. and McConkey from the rest of the group. Both have a chance to lead their teams in targets and have young quarterbacks who have shown the ability to feed their receivers. If you are sitting at the end of Round 1 or the top of Round 2, it is worth throwing some extra draft capital or future draft capital to get one of the players in this group as the drop-off from 10 to the next best is more significant than you may think.
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