Fantasy football draft season is upon us, and we all know practice makes perfect, right? So, a few of us at Sports Illustrated got together for a 10-team, 15-round mock to follow up our previous two-quarterback league mock. We utilized a basic scoring system with a full point for all receptions (PPR). The starting lineup requires each team to draft at least one quarterback, two running backs, two wide receivers, one tight end, two flexes (RB/WR/TE), one kicker and one defensive unit.
As you’ll see in the breakdowns, many managers put a much greater emphasis on wide receivers due to the PPR format. You’ll also see that you can still wait on quarterbacks and get a good one in the later rounds. No matter what your strategy might be this season, this mock can give you an idea of how your roster might look based on the different team building philosophies that were utilized.
Listed below is a breakdown of all 10 teams from yours truly, including everyone’s draft positions and notes on their individual builds. Who had the best mock, and who might have fallen short at certain positions? Read along and find out!
