Superflex Dynasty Rookie Mock Draft: Caleb Williams, Marvin Harrison Jr., Malik Nabers

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 1

1. Caleb Williams (WB – CHI)

2. Marvin Harrison Jr. (WR — ARI)

Tier 1 consists of two players, and you can’t miss with either selection. Caleb Williams walks into the most talented offense the Chicago Bears have ever had and is a contender for the best offense in the NFC. He is going to be a QB1 in his rookie season as long as he can stay healthy; the only real question is, can he do what CJ Stroud couldn’t and land inside the top 10? It’s Superflex, so the odds are that quarterbacks will go early and often in your drafts.

If you have a roster that is desperate for wide receiver help, then this year gives you a gift in Marvin Harrison Jr. The Cardinals brought in the next iteration of Larry Fitzgerald, and Harrison should look forward to being peppered with targets from Kyler Murray in 2024. In dynasty, he is already a top-five wide receiver, and in 2024, he has the chance to be a top-10 pass catcher in PPR leagues.

Tier 2

3. Malik Nabers (WR – NYG)

In the third spot, we have Malik Nabers, a player whose potential in 2024 is only limited by one factor: Daniel Jones. The Giants’ offense was in need of a true alpha wide receiver and playmaker, and they found that in Nabers. Similar to Harrison Jr., Nabers should approach the 120+ target range due to the lack of pass catchers in New York and the impending departures of Darren Waller (retired) and Saquon Barkley (left in free agency). His ability after the catch was one of his biggest strengths at LSU, which bodes well for his early career success. Despite a quarterback who may limit his overall production, Nabers is among the top-12 wide receivers in dynasty leagues.