This year’s Biletnikoff Award winner is flying up the draft boards, both in fantasy drafts and the actual NFL draft. Even though I'm not the biggest fan, it's crazy to let him slip out of the first round of a rookie draft, so I'll take him here with the 10th pick. A lot of rankings have Johnston listed as their WR1 or WR2. I'm not sure how he is going to match up against NFL caliber cornerbacks. He has good burst and acceleration for his size, however his route running is lackluster at best. If he ends up with a good offensive coordinator, the sky is certainly the limit for this rookie quarterback.Īt 6’4” 215 lbs, Johnston has the looks of the next Superstar wide receiver, however I'm not sold on him.

I’m not saying he is the next Josh Allen, but potential is certainly there. Please forgive me for saying this, but he looks a lot like Josh Allen coming out of college. He is a great athlete who runs well to pick up those extra yards. Levis is a 6’3” 230 lb quarterback with a rocket for an arm. If he lands with a good coordinator that moves him around, he could be a stud in PPR leagues. His fantastic body control helped him catch 50% of his contested catch targets as well. This speedster posted 1,077 yds and 12 TDs this past season for Boston College. Richardson's rushing ability is what separates him from Will Levis for me in fantasy.Īt 5’10” and 173 lbs, there are several who doubt Zay Flowers NFL potential. A lot of analysts have Will Levis ranked ahead of Richardson here. With his experience playing in the SEC, I see Richardson being NFL ready. He has the potential to be the next Jalen Hurts, or some would say the next Malik Willis. Wherever Richardson ends up, he should be a high end pick in superflex rookie drafts. This former Biletnikoff Award winner is my WR2 in rookie drafts. Addison is not quite as polished as Smith, however he is an incredible route runner with good speed. Draft him with confidence, as he has the potential of being a Top 10 dynasty RB for years to come.Īt 6’0” and 170 lbs, Jordan Addison is being compared quite often to Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith. We can't put Gibbs there just yet, however he is going to be an asset in PPR leagues. With exception to Christian McCaffrey, Alvin Kamara is the best pass catching running back in the NFL. That comparison may be a little aggressive. He is a big play threat that has been often compared to Alvin Kamara. Jahmyr Gibbs is a weapon, and should be a top 5 rookie pick. Cross your fingers that he's available at 1.04 or 1.05. He could/should be a top 8 dynasty WR as soon as next season. Guess what, Jaxon Smith-Njigba is better than both of them. I want you to think of Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave, his former teammates at Ohio State. JSN is the clear cut WR1 in this year's draft to me. Personally I would absolutely consider taking Jackson Smith-Njigba over Bijan Robinson, but that’s not going to happen in most rookie drafts. Depending on where he is drafted, there's a chance he could be my 1.01 by traning camp.ġ.04: Jaxon Smith-Njigba, WR1, Ohio State He is a proven winner and is NFL ready right now. What really sticks out is his excellent arm and ball placement. More of a pocket passer, but he has the moves to get away from pressure. He's a incredibly smart quarterback with great instincts. I've been pretty high on CJ Stroud all year, and nothing has changed. No matter the landing spot, he will be a top three dynasty running back when drafted. He looks like the best running back prospect we've seen since Saquon Barkley. I could give you a list of reasons to draft Bijan here, but I'll just say this. I’m gonna go with Bijan Robinson here at 1.02. For that reason I'm taking him with the 1st overall pick. He has a super high ceiling and a pretty high floor. If all goes well he could be a combination of Jalen Hurts and Russell Wilson. He has that unteachable skill of making something out of nothing when a play breaks down. Like I said in last week's Superflex Rookie Mock Draft, Young's size and arm strength are two things that concern me a little, however his potential to be a star can't be denied. Now let's take a look at my first 2023 IDP Superflex Rookie Mock Draft of this offseason, so you can get an edge in your IDP league. Last week I posted my Superflex Rookie Mock Draft. Everyone is gathering information on these upcoming rookies to get the advantage on their opponents this offseason. By Bob Miller ( SuperBowl is behind us, and Dynasty season has officailly begun.

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