Dynasty Rookie Mock Draft: Keon Coleman, Adonai Mitchell, Xavier Legette (2024)

Let’s dig into a two-round Superflex dynasty rookie mock draft to gauge rookie dynasty values. Below we share a few notable dynasty rookie mock draft picks. Make sure you use our FREE mock draft simulator for your own mock draft needs.

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2.04 – Keon Coleman (WR – BUF)

Everybody loves to hear a Keon Coleman interview, but how will his talent translate to the Bills’ offense? In a vacuum, this is a tremendous landing spot. The issue for me is Coleman could benefit from playing a big slot role, but the Bills are full of slot receivers and plan to utilize him as their X receiver. Coleman stands 6-foot-3 and plays like a power forward above the rim.

He has sticky hands and quality ball skills but lacks speed and movement skills despite excelling as a punt returner. Press coverage will sometimes blanket Coleman, an area he will need to improve upon. If he wins at the NFL level, it will look similar to Tee Higgins or Alshon Jeffery. Being a jump ball specialist in this offense isn’t the worst thing, but developing against press coverage and change of direction will be the keys to unlocking his true potential.

2.05 – Adonai Mitchell (WR – IND)

If I have a “type” of receiver prospect, it is Adonai Mitchell. At 6-foot-2 and 205 pounds, Mitchell has the ideal size to go with supreme athleticism. His 40-yard dash of 4.34 landed him in the 97th percentile, while his speed score put him in the 98th percentile and his burst score in the 96th percentile. It’s tough not to feel like some of the off-field question marks surrounding Mitchell and his interviews didn’t hurt his draft stock, as I had him as a top-five wide receiver in the class. Regardless, Mitchell is a great fit for the Colts’ offense, but less than ideal for fantasy purposes. How many options can Anthony Richardson support, especially with Jonathan Taylor in the backfield?

2.06 – Xavier Legette (WR – CAR)

Xavier Legette is built like a ton of bricks, similar to A.J. Brown. And, if you’re a dreamer, he plays a bit like him as well. Perhaps you prefer DK Metcalf? Legette has a ways to go to reach that level, but the physical traits are there. In a way, this pick feels like a Jonathan Mingo do-over for the Panthers, but regardless, he has an opportunity to fill a big need for the offense with his ability to win contested catches, create yardage after the catch and excel on vertical routes upfield. His route running needs work when he’s not running in a straight line, and the late breakout is a red flag. Still, he’s an exciting prospect with an awesome accent.