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15.11 - WR Jayden Higgins, HOU

14.02 - D/ST Minnesota Vikings

I'd say there's 5, maybe 7 guys I'd target as a TE1. Then more than a dozen that you can just wait on and grab 1 or 2 and hope for the best.

Goedert: Never been a big TD guy, but if healthy he's got fair upside yardage wise. Was hoping for Ferguson, but he got sniped.

13.11 - TE Dallas Goedert, PHI

Sorry, was doing the weekly shopping. Was able to drop in and do my first pick because I knew for sure who I wanted. McCarthy: Call it a homer pick, maybe it's a reach. I prefer grabbing a QB2 with upside, and JJ has it. Great weapons, nice OTs, a revamped interior O-line, and a QB friendly HC. I don't know he'll match Darnold's stats last year, but he's being given every opportunity. Johnston: Had a nice bounce back after a horrible rookie season. Considered 2 other WRs, but decided to spread out my investments.

12.02 - WR Quentin Johnston, LAC

11.11 - QB JJ McCarthy, MN

Mooney was top of my list. Nice pick.

I'll +1 great QB turn for WW. Purdy was solid even in a down season last year. If the 9ers bounce back, so should he. Fields should be a good BB QB, and gives explosiveness to Purdy's consistency.

Don't forget JuJu and his TikTok.

I think Jones has plenty of gas left in the tank, but Mason's a solid pick. He should get more of the goal line carries (and with the revamped O-line, the team should be better in that area), and he still has the talent and speed to be a risk to take a carry long while Jones gets a rest.

Bucky's obviously taken over the starting role, but White's no stiff. He's looking for a pay day next year, and if Irving regresses or gets hurt, White could fill in well.

10.02 - RB Rachaad White, TB

Deebo I had on my list the last turn if I hadn't gone TE/QB. Definitely a risk/reward pick.

Down year for Pittman last year who played through a broken back. Could be in for a rebound if healthy.

9.11 - WR Michael Pittman, IND

@Matts Eagles Engram went back in the 7th Round

He was on my list for my next pick. But he fell off hard last half of the year, and GB just seems like a situation where it'd be better to gamble on the third WR late than take the first one early.

I see both sides. You cannot help your team much sitting on the sidelines (yeah, injured players can use their knowledge of the game to help their teammates, but...). But at the same time, would you rather have Patrick Mahomes for 8 games or Bailey Zappe for 17? A true difference maker can help the team more in limited appearances than a JAG can being always healthy.

Considered Jonnu, but he's holding out, he could be traded, there's just way too much uncertainty there IMHO. Even if he does stay, there's no guarantee he can repeat if Waddle and Hill stay healthy. Happy with Goff as my QB. Doesn't have the rushing ability others do, but he's a perfect fit for that offense, with lots of weapons around him.

8.02 - QB Jared Goff, DET

Andrews started off slowly last year. Let's see if he can bounce back. One of the last TEs that has a decent chance to be a difference maker.

7.11 - TE Mark Andrews, BAL

I've already got my starting WRs, but I was going to be hard pressed to pass up Godwin if he fell another couple picks.