If Adams is on the board in the last round of my rookie drafts, I’m taking him. This will probably be a recurring theme throughout the spring and summer. If he can refine his technique and route running, he could turn out to be an excellent flyer down the road. Schwartz can run past anybody and could be an interesting deep threat in Cleveland’s passing game. I’m taking a stab on Schwartz because of his elite speed.
The Penn State product is a do-it-all tight end that can stretch the field at 6-foot-5, 251 pounds.įreiermuth probably won’t deliver a ton of value right away, but I like his odds of becoming a top-12 option going forward.įinally, a receiver. Freiermuth was overshadowed by Kyle Pitts, but he is no slouch. I considered going receiver here, but I would rather take the second-best tight end in this draft class. The Jets don’t have much on their depth chart, so I’m willing to take a shot on Carter being the guy. While undersized, Carter runs hard and could be a good fit in New York’s outside zone run scheme that mimics what Shanahan runs in San Francisco.Ĭarter rushed for 1,245 yards while splitting carries with Javonte Williams at North Carolina. This year’s rookie running back class is pretty thin, so I’m happy to see that Carter is still on the board at this pick. I’m willing to take the risk that Lance becomes a superstar in Shanahan’s system. Lance is a dual-threat talent who will be groomed under Kyle Shanahan. But Lance’s long-term potential is why I chose him over Zach Wilson and Mac Jones. It’s more likely that he’ll sit and learn behind Jimmy Garoppolo. The North Dakota State product is really tough to project, and he likely won’t have much of an impact in Year 1. With Trevor Lawrence and Justin Fields off the board, I turn to Lance. Since this is a Superflex league, I’m going to operate under the assumption that my team needs a long-term solution at quarterback. I’ll be walking you through five rounds and was randomly assigned the third pick.Ĭomplete a mock draft in minutes with our free Draft Simulator > With that said, let’s dig into a 2021 rookie mock draft for a 12-team Superflex league. Remember a year ago, when Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Henry Ruggs III were all fantasy favorites? As someone who drafted both, I remember those days quite fondly.
Obviously, projecting rookies is getting harder. The 2021 NFL Draft is complete, which means it’s time to start thinking about your dynasty league’s upcoming rookie draft (you’re welcome for the reminder).
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