The summer months are here, and fantasy football mock drafts are running wild across the world wide web. We’re part of the party, too, as the Sports Illustrated fantasy team has already held a traditional PPR mock and a 10-team mock, which you can find in our in-depth 2023 draft kit. For our latest mock, our squad and some industry pals got together for a 12-team, 13-round mock two-quarterback league. We utilized a basic scoring system with a full point for all receptions (PPR). The starting lineup includes two quarterbacks, two running backs, two wide receivers, one tight end and a flex (RB/WR/TE). There were no kickers or defenses in this mock.
As you’ll see below, many of our managers put a greater emphasis on quarterbacks (obviously) due to the format, which is becoming more popular in the fantasy world. Not every team went with a field general in the first round, however, and one team even waited several rounds before taking its first quarterback.
So, who do you think had the best mock, and who might have fallen short at certain positions? Read along with these team-by-team breakdowns to find out!
