You lucky bastid.  By coincidence, I happened to land the #3 slot in my $20 Best Ball Championship snake draft tonight.  Now, there are a couple of differences--being best-ball format, the strategy is a little different, and it's a 24 round draft, so there are a lot more sleepers picked--but the first half of the draft should be pretty similar to what you're looking at. The #3 draft slot is the highest draft position I have had in any of the 8 BBC drafts I have done so far; in fact, there's only been one other in the top half of the order--and that was where I was able to land Henry at #4. But that draft was about a month ago, and I was a little apprehensive that things weren't going to work out as well in this draft as they did in that one.  From the #4, I'd gotten Hopkins in Round 2, but I wasn't at all sure he would be there at 2.8.  I was still able to get away with snagging Mahomes in the third the first time, because Chris Carson fell to 4.7...  but I was pretty sure that was not going to be the case now.  I also thought I would be in an awkward position to try to draft another of my RB values, Mike Davis, because 4.8/5.3 still seemed a little early for him--but he wasn't going to make it back to me at 6.8--and on top of that, I still had a shot at guys like Lamb and Golladay at that turn.  So what, try to start RB/RB with someone like Ekeler or Akers?  Meh, I don't really like either of them, not over Hopkins or a few of the other WRs going late in the 2nd. So yeah, I was a little apprehensive. Obviously, I got Henry at #3, and then watched in horror as Hopkins, Ekeler, and Akers were all taken in the first four picks of Round 2.  But thanks to that, plus the selection of Diggs at 2.6 and the completely boneheaded selection of Clyde Edwards-Freaking-Helaire at 2.5, both Davante Adams and Joe Mixon were still on the board going into pick 2.7, with me waiting to snap up the table scraps at 2.8.  I would have been happy with either, really, but I was most content that it was Adams he chose, leaving me Mixon.  So I got to start RB/RB after all, relieving the pressure of trying to get Carson and/or Davis to back up Henry, and freeing me to pursue Lamb and Golladay at 4.8 and 5.3, respectively (after my traditional Mahomes in the third, of course). At that point, I was really happy.  Two players #1 at their positions (Mahomes and Henry), with another top 10 RB and two top tennish WRs?  Fuhgeddaboudit.  And then I added Thielen and Aiyuk at the next turn (6.8 and 7.3) and I'm loving my WRs.  The guy who picks after me in the even rounds is now fuming.  "ONE away from Mixon in the 2nd!" he types.  "ONE away from Lamb in the 4th!" he continues.  "And ONE away from Thielen in the 6th!" he concludes; "I never want to draft next to you again!" "I'll admit, you have taste," I said.  But now it's time to think about backing up Henry and Mixon...  so I spent the next three picks on RBs. I was really surprised that Mostert and Sermon lasted deep into the 8th, so I thought I would try the coup of drafting them both at 8.8 and 9.3--but this time the guy who drafted after me in the 8th snapped up Sermon.  Fair enough.  Some people are taking him ahead of Mostert already anyway.  I'd rather have Mostert.  Sermon has potential, but his best games were with Oklahoma, before his knee injury.  Have you actually looked at his game logs from his year with Ohio State?  He literally had THREE good games at the end of the season.  In the other five games in which he appeared--combined--he totaled 264 yards (rushing AND receiving) with exactly ZERO TDs.  Excuse me if I'm not impressed yet.   At least I know what I'm getting with Mostert--a guy who can score every time he touches the ball, who is currently his team's unquestioned starter.  Sermon has a shot to step in if (when) Mostert gets hurt--and I think having BOTH has great value in best-ball--but if I have to choose one, give me Mostert's upside.   So, I failed the 49ers Daily Double, and now I'm choosing between Nyheim Hines and James Conner at 9.3.  I figured whichever one I took would not last 15 more picks until my 10.8 pick, but I went with Conner just because he was ranked higher on the RTSports draft list, and would therefore stand less of a chance of making it to the next round.  Turned out to be a solid gamble, as I was able to land Hines at 10.8 anyway. And that takes us through 10 rounds.  I won't bore you with a play by play of the rest of the draft, but I added Jones and Goff to back up Mahomes, Latavius Murray as my RB6, high-upside WRs Mike Williams, Gabriel Davis, and Tre'Quan Smith, and of course four of my usual ragtag suspects at TE--Engram, Cook, Firkser and Uzomah.  I also drafted the Chiefs and Vikings DSTs, and the Cardinals and Vikings Ks over the last 6 rounds. Here's a link to the full draft board to see where the other players landed and the teams that landed them. DRAFT BOARD Hope that helps you to feel a little more confident about having the #3 pick in your own draft.  Good luck on having an equally fortuitous outcome!