The Football Guru

13.02 RB Alexander Mattison, MIN

12.11 - TE Chris Herndon, NYJ

Look, I think he's going to be a QB1 in that offense. If not because of the pace and percentage of offense that he will be responsible for, then because he will probably also throw around 600 times to compensate for the defense being tired. To answer your question though, I'd probably bump him back a round or two.

10.11 - WR Donte Moncrief, PIT

The main reason I went with him over some more proven options is four points/passing TD, which enhances his contributions as a runner. I think he's such a good bet to run for 600-800 yards and let's say 6-8 TDs. The increased pace of play (maybe in the high 60s in terms of snaps this year as opposed to last year's 56.4) is also a factor. You can bet I'll be backing him up with a quality guy - like Rivers - in any draft I take him in over the next two months.

Was definitely a consideration for me at 7.02.

Nice job taking Boyd from me, Landry. To be honest, I'm about even on Boyd vs. Kupp. Would have taken Boyd b/c he is healthier, but I do like Kupp's upside more. Mike K. will have my 7.02 pick when Ralph makes his selections at the turn. Prepare to be dazzled and amazed.

6.11- WR Cooper Kupp, LAR

Or he could get hurt again ...

The second of many O.J. Howard shares I expect to own this summer and fall. I like his chances of making the Pro Bowl this year. He was on pace for nearly 1,000 yards last season before getting hurt.

5.02 TE O.J. Howard, TB

The always popular WR handcuffing strategy in play for me with my last two picks.

4.11 - WR Mike Williams, LAC

3.02 WR Keenan Allen, LAC

Had no intention of going RB-RB, but I'm not scared off by Gurley's knee as most seem to be. Zeke's floor helped make the decision easier. If Gurley's knee issue turns out to be overblown, Zeke-Gurley is a ridiculous start.