Fantasy Football Mock Draft: Superflex, PPR (2024)

NFL teams are beginning summer practices. It’s not long before preseason action begins. Now is the time to prepare for your fantasy football drafts. We’ll have you covered with our fantasy football draft rankings and 2024 Fantasy Football Draft Kit to help you dominate your leagues. Here’s a look at a fantasy football mock draft using our FREE mock draft simulator. You can check out the full fantasy football mock draft results below, and we dive into a few of the picks.

Fantasy Football Mock Draft

Here’s a superflex PPR fantasy football mock draft. We pick from the No. 4 spot. Here is the full draft board and results from our draft analyzer.

Full Fantasy Football Mock Draft Board

Fantasy Football Mock Draft Pick Review

Here are our thoughts on a few of the notable picks from this fantasy football mock draft.

Puka Nacua (WR – LAR)

Everyone HURRY! Get it. Grab it. Got it? Good. Pop the tops on those Puka Juice 40s; it’s time to CHUG! Nacua had a rookie season for the ages, finishing as the WR6 in fantasy points per game. He set rookie records for receptions and receiving yards. Even after Cooper Kupp returned, he led the duo in target share (25.4%), air-yard share (32.7%), YPRR (2.61, and fantasy points per game (WR12). Nacua could access another level in his sophomore campaign if Matthew Stafford stays healthy and Kupp’s powers diminish just a tiny bit more. Nacua could finish as a top-three option at the position this season if everything breaks his way.

Kenneth Walker III (RB – SEA)

Walker continues to hum along as a dependable RB2 in fantasy (RB20 last season) despite dealing with a myriad of injuries in 2023. Walker worked through a bruised shoulder, a strained oblique, a chest issue, and a tender calf last season. This didn’t stop him from averaging 17.3 touches and 82 total yards in the 14 games that he played at least 41% of the snaps. Walker remains one of the best pure rushers in the game while sitting at fourth in missed tackles forced per attempt and 26th in explosive run rate last season (minimum 50 carries per Fantasy Points Data). Zach Charbonnet will continue to be a weekly worry as he siphons off red zone and pass game work, but Walker should still lead the backfield in touches this year.