Fantasy Football 2023 12-team Superflex mock draft recap, full results: Quarterback frenzy starts early

We held our last Superflex mock draft Thursday, which is a 12- group, PPR league. There was a guaranteed focus on getting quarterbacks early, as Chris Towers kept in mind in the chatroom.

” Quarterbacks were really pricey in this draft,” Towers composed.

There were 8 quarterbacks prepared in Round 1, 5 in Round 2 and 5 in Round 3. In overall, 39 quarterbacks were picked, consisting of the similarity Joshua Dobbs, Malik Willis, Kyle Trask, Clayton Tune, Sam Darnold, Mike White and Gardner Minshew.

In this format, you desire 3 quarterbacks on your lineup if possible, and 3 supervisors (Adam Aizer, Heath Cummings and Meron Berkson) prepared 4 quarterbacks. Having great quarterbacks is a huge plus, and in 2015’s champ, Berkson, had Joe Burrow and Justin Fields on his lineup.

It assisted that he likewise had Austin Ekeler, Cam Akers, CeeDee Lamb, Jaylen Waddle, Amon-Ra St. Brown, T.J. Hockenson and Terry McLaurin. His quarterbacks certainly offered him a considerable edge.

I’m enthusiastic that my quarterbacks blaze a trail for a champion run this season, and I began my group from the No. 12 area with Trevor Lawrence and Tua Tagovailoa. I could not think that Lawrence made it to the end of Round 1, and I was totally prepared to not have a standout quarterback in this league offered my draft area.

The good feature of all the quarterbacks going early is the skill at running back and receiver that got lowered the draft board. Aizer kept in mind that it was unexpected to see Daniel Jones get chosen ahead of Bijan Robinson, who fell to No. 24 general.

I took advantage of that also when I prepared Davante Adams and Jaylen Waddle at the Round 3-4 turn. If you’ve been following me this preseason, you understand I’m worried about Adams’ production this year provided his age (30) and quarterback (Jimmy Garoppolo), however this rate was ideal at No. 36 total.

My No. 1 running back is (surprise) J.K. Dobbins, who I prepared in Round 5, and after that I chose my 3rd quarterback in Jordan Love. I wasn’t preparing to prepare Love so quickly, however I’m pleased that I did. After he came off the board then Derek Carr, Matthew Staffod, Ryan Tannehill and Kyler Murray were all prepared in Round 6, followed by Brock Purdy, Bryce Young and C.J. Stroud getting chosen in Round 7 prior to my next choice. I would have been rushing for a 3rd quarterback, which was something I wished to prevent.

The rest of my lineup includes Kenneth Walker III, Breece Hall, Antonio Gibson and Ty Chandler at running back, together with Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Treylon Burks and Kadarius Toney at receiver. I have a great deal of upside if Walker and Hall are healthy and play like they did as novices, although I’m hesitant, and among Smith-Njigba, Burks or Toney shows to be a reputable No. 3 receiver.

I punted on tight end, however that’s okay provided the rest of my group. Ideally, the mix of Juwan Johnson and Chigoziem Okonkwo might turn into one above typical tight end, and then this lineup ought to be strong in this league.

In this league, all goals deserve 6 points, and we award one point for each 10 backyards hurrying and getting and one point for every single 25 lawns passing. We likewise award one point for each reception. We include a starting lineup of QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, TE, FLEX (RB/WR/TE), Superflex (QB/RB/WR/ TE), K and DST with 6 reserves for a 17- round draft.

Our draft order is as follows:

1. Adam Aizer, FFT Podcast Host

2. Robert Thomas, FFT Facebook Moderator

3. Thomas Shafer, FFT Podcast Producer

4. Jack Capotorto, CBS Sports HQ FFT Producer

5. Heath Cummings, Senior Fantasy Writer

6. Chris Towers, Senior Editor, Fantasy Sports

7. Dave Richard, Senior Fantasy Writer

8. George Maselli, Fantasy Editor

9. Zach Brook, FFT Social Media Coordinator

10 Joel Cox, CBS Sports VP Business Development

11 Meron Berkson, CBS Sports HQ Producer

12 Jamey Eisenberg, Senior Fantasy Writer