Mr. Landry

Congrats to Hawkeye for drafting the highest scoring team (beating JagFan by 117 points)!

Not sure how I missed that one. I added the points per reception. Last weeks scores should recalculate (I heard it's during the overnight update).

I was surprised too. So I took a second look and dug around. Apparently the default setting on MFL is to not show free agents in the player pool. I set it to allow free agents and he popped right up. Your roster is complete!

Here's a link to the 2025 website if you want to follow along. Double check your rosters to make sure they're correct (and maybe double check the scoring). WhiteWonder is short a player, because Keenan Allen isn't available (yet). Assuming he signs with someone, I'll add him. 2025 FFToday July Mock

16.11 - TE Brenton Strange, JAC

Mostert and Wilson are out in Miami, which leaves the RB2 spot pretty much in Jaylon Wright's hands (I'm not too nervous about Mattison). Achane hit right around 200 carries last year and Mostert and Wilson's 100+ carries are up for grabs. That should open up enough touches for Wright to be an adequate bye-week fill in. However, if Achane goes down (which he did often his rookie season) Wright would be a steal at this point. For the fifteenth, I grabbed the Vikings. They were the #2 scoring D last year and are bringing the band back again this year. I would think a top five finish is doable.

I've done it the last few years. I'll get that done this year as well...

15.02 - D/ST Vikings, MIN

14.11 - RB Jaylen Wright, MIA

At the beginning of the 11th, I knew I had to go RB or there would be a wasteland when it got back to me. I debated White and Ekeler (although if I would have had the news about Mixon I would have definitely gone with Chubb...nice grab worm). White had a fantastic rookie season which shows, given the chance, he can do the job if something were to happen to Bucky. Even though he lost the job to Irving last year, he still posted 51 catches and had over 1,000 yards which is serviceable as my fourth RB. I, clearly, miscalculated the back up QB drafting this year (although I swear to you that three - six back up QB's generally come off the board in the tenth round). To do it again, I would have passed on Purdy and taken Dak in the 11th or 12th. In any case, I'm happy with Herbert as my #2. His numbers have come down since his first few years in the league, but he's been hovering around a low end QB1/high end QB2 the last few years. Investing in Tre Harris with their first pick should give Herbert more options and, hopefully, improve his numbers a bit. Speaking of Tre Harris, with the retirement of Mike Williams he'll start in three WR sets. He won't overtake McConkey, but he has a real shot at stepping into the WR2 role. At this stage in the draft, I'm looking for upside and I think Harris has it.

13.02 - WR Tre Harris, LAC

You should have taken Davis, as McCarthy was at the top of my list.

12.11 - QB Justin Herbert, LAC

Did you email him about being on the clock today?

Homerism aside, I think that's a really good pick. I think Dak will look a lot more like 2023 Dak than 2024 Dak this year and will finish as a QB1. I'd have taken him with my pick, but the RB's I like were thinning and I didn't think there would be anything left for me if I waited.