Mr. Landry

For those of you who want to follow along for funsies, I've put all the teams in a best ball league again. You may want to double check your rosters to make sure I didn't make any mistakes. Good Luck! 2022 - FFToday July Mock Draft

Sorry guys, I've been out for awhile and haven't been checking here. Thanks for the heads up. I think I just fixed it and selected for it to be applied retroactively. Hopefully the scoring will update shortly.

Allan Lazard 3.08 Justin Tucker 8.03

8!

7, if I'm not mistaken.

No problem. I'm on summer break so I have a lot of time to kill.

Fixed!

Sounds good to me!

I'd love to do it, but my availability gets spotty on the 10th. If you think we can be done by then, or don't mind me sending in a list after that point, count me in!

Speaking of comments, might as well close this out: I originally was planning on taking Austin Hooper to close out my draft. Not too long ago he was the highest paid TE in the league and put together back to back top 6 finishes. Then he was shipped off to the Cleveland wasteland and shared time with Njoku and some other guy I can't remember. He's "the man" now in Tennessee and they have a lot of targets up for grabs. All that to say he has the same bye week as Hockenson, so I had to pivot to Engram. The guy has talent and is in a new situation in Jacksonville with a coach who fed Zach Ertz. The Colts are a defense. They tied for the highest turn over rate in the league last year, they play Houston and Jacksonville twice each and the Legion of Boom creator is now their D-Coordinator.

Mark Ingram went to Ray in the tenth.

16.01 - DEF Indianapolis COLTS

15.12 - TE Evan Engram, JAC

The QB's left are getting sketchy, so I grabbed Lawrence for his upside. He finished as a very low end QB2 last year, but his situation has improved tremendously. Meyer is gone and Doug Peterson is in. Peterson has done wonders with QB's in the past, so Lawrence should improve. The Jags also added Christian Kirk and Evan Engram (and Zay Jones), so he'll have a better arsenal around him. I took a "flyer" on Garrett Wilson. He finds himself in a potentially crowded situation, but the Jets took him 10th for a reason and I think he slides into the WR2 spot on the team. He won't produce world beater numbers, but at this point in the draft that is very hard to find. And if something were to happen to Moore...who knows?

14.01 - WR Garrett Wilson, NYJ

14.12 - QB Trevor Lawrence, JAC

My squad definitely needs some help at RB and guys I'd be interested in rostering at that position are getting very thin, so I thought I'd double up. James Cook should step in as the Bills pass-catching RB. The Bills tend to throw a lot and this is a PPR league, so those are two positives. The Bills also have seemed hesitant to hand the reigns over to Singletary and they did spend a second rounder on Cook, so he hopefully will find himself in more of a committee role. Robinson is insurance for Etienne. He is quite the capable back and put up RB1/RB2 numbers when healthy last year.

12.01 - RB James Robinson, JAC

11.12 - RB James Cook, BUF

Rhamondre was a must pick for me. Of the RB's left, I felt he had the highest floor/upside. He can run and catch. James White is questionable to be ready for the beginning of the year, so he most likely will start the year as the "receiving back". He spent about 8 weeks in Belichick's dog house last year and still posted 728 yards/5 TD's in 12 games. Now, in his second year in the Patriots system, he most likely has more of the confidence of the coaching staff. He'll put up stats sharing time with Harris and, if Harris goes down, the door is open. Unless Belichick slams it in his face... Drake London was a BPA pick. I was a bit surprised to see him still sitting there, as I think were a few others. His QB situation isn't the best, but he is about all Atlanta has. He'll be stepping into Calvin Ridley's role (WR1) and Ridley averaged over 10 targets a game last year. He could easily see north of 120 targets, which would land him, at the worst, as a solid WR3. I'm happy to take that from my WR5.

10.01 - RB Rhamondre Stevenson, NEP

9.12 - WR Drake London, ATL

Didn't expect Hockenson to fall to me at 7.12, so I had to adjust my plan. He is a bit injury-prone, but he if he played a full season last year he would have averaged out as TE4. I liked him a whole lot better than what would have come back to me in round 9 so I had to pull the trigger. I also had to pull the trigger on Rodgers, as rounds 8-9 are when a lot of people grab back up QB's. He was the last of what I considered the QB1's. A lot of people are shying away from Rodgers because of the loss of Adams, but he has produced great numbers in a variety of different systems with a variety of different personnel. Although it is a small sample size, Rodgers numbers (TD's, YPA and overall fantasy points) have been higher without Davante Adams in the line up. So, while he will most likely slip this year, I don't believe it will be as much as many people fear. At least I hope so...

8.01 - QB Aaron Rodgers, GB