I wasn’t sure he could come back from an ACL tear as quickly as he did. To be honest, Kupp burned me this year in all of my redraft leagues because I passed him up many times. 2019’s WR4 overall just fell into my lap in the 4th round, it would’ve been crazy not to take him. I have a lot of confidence in him as my RB2 and the hope is he takes a step forward in 20 to finish in the top 10 range. Sanders showed he was capable of handling a three-down role in the offense. He added 50 rec on 63 targets for 509 yds and three more TDs. He got the lion’s share of the carries, finishing the year with 179 attempts for 818 yds and three TDs.

As part of a committee, he finished the year on a strong note once Howard went down. I was higher on Montgomery coming out of the draft, but it is hard to argue with the season Sanders just put together. Miles Sanders in the 4th was a big value. So here I’m going to eat my words a little. (Jake – Dabeezybff -Sons of Dynasty, Undroppables) If we see a “3rd-year leap” next season coming off of his 72/1112/6 performance, I could have the most lethal WR core in this league. Suttons’ targets were consistent and averaged out to almost eight per game. If you are struggling to figure out why I would target a WR on a declining defense and why it would matter, DM me on Twitter, we need to discuss a few things. I ultimately chose Sutton due to that defense being old and in desperate need of a hard reset. Moore, and Courtland Sutton were all considered here. Still not worried about QB or TE, I wanted to go with a youthful WR here or Miles Sanders, Having two top 10 QBs rostered in a SuperFlex league can be a great advantage. Seven additional QBs went off the board before my next pick. It felt good to lock up my QB2 on this turn. Passing volume is plentiful in Atlanta and Ryan should have a minimum of three more years with the Falcons. In 2019, Ryan ranks 3rd in pass attempts (616). Atlanta has an elite passing game with one of the NFL’s best pass-catching cores (Julio, Ridley, Hooper). Throwing 20+ TDs every single year, and now nine seasons straight with 4,000+ yards. Now Available: 2020 Dynasty Rookie Rankings! 2020 Dynasty Mock Draft Round 4: 4.01- Matt Ryan – QB, AtlantaĪ top 10 quarterback through his 11 years as a pro. Give them a follow and let us know what you think of their picks! Here are our participants in order of selection accompanied by their Twitter handle and website affiliation. Rosters: QB, RB, RB, WR, WR, TE, 3 R/W/T, 1 Q/R/W/T There is a lot to learn from this draft and I hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed doing it. We will go through rounds four, five, and six in this piece and finish with the final four rounds in Part Three. See Rounds 1-3 Hereīelow you will find each expert pick with a brief explanation as to why that player was selected.

I was honored to be a part of this group of amazing analysts and to participate in this mock draft with them. It is a 12-team dynasty league, with PPR scoring and a tight end premium. In what is likely to be the first of many Dynasty Drafts that we cover here at Create-A-Rank, we take a look at a 2020 Superflex Dynasty Startup Mock Draft done by myself and other industry experts. Rookie drafts are coming, as well as the combine, the NFL Draft, and dynasty startups. Zach Ertz is my tight end, and I have quality reserves in Kenneth Gainwell, Mark Ingram, Kadarius Toney, Michael Gallup and Josh Palmer.Fantasy Sharks 2020 Dynasty Mock Draft – Superflex, Part Twoįor those of you that play in dynasty leagues, you know that this is the best time of the year.

I was still able to get standout running backs in Aaron Jones, Nick Chubb and Travis Etienne, and I'm thrilled with my starting receivers of Keenan Allen, Allen Robinson and Drake London. This was the plan going into the draft to target two quarterbacks - Herbert was an easy selection after Josh Allen - and I was thrilled to get a breakout candidate like Lance in Round 2. I had the second overall selection, and I went with Justin Herbert and Trey Lance with my first two picks. Three managers ignored quarterbacks with their first two picks, and we'll take a look at which strategy you might like best. In this 12-team, Superflex league, seven quarterbacks were drafted in the first round, and two managers started their team with back-to-back quarterbacks. The challenge is trying to decide when to commit to drafting your first and second quarterback in relation to players at other positions. My favorite league is a Superflex format because it makes drafting quarterbacks more fun.

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