With rookie fever in the air, we decided to take rookies and Devys and combine them into one mock draft. The format for this mock is Superflex and TE Premium.
ROUND 1
1.01 Jason – Trevor Lawrence, QB, Jaguars (QB1 – 2021)
1.02 Kyle – Justin Fields, QB, Bears (QB2 – 2021)
By early accounts, the 2022 class of high school recruits looks to be chock full of impact Power 5 quarterback prospects. From Quinn Ewers to Gunner Stockton to Maalik Murphy and several 5 stars in between, the title of top-rated consensus dual-threat passer currently belongs to Conner Weigman.
One of the best things about our team is that we have six team members to share ideas with, debate, and get a consensus ranking on players. For the third consecutive year, we decided to break the player pool into specific conferences and divisions last season, with each analyst being responsible for the same group. We believe the continuity in that evaluation is helpful and is aided by our team’s size to test our evaluations and hypotheses against. All of the incoming freshmen are randomly divided up and dispersed to each team member to evaluate. This article will provide a window into each analyst’s minds and processes, and our aim is to better inform the readers about players who had strong feelings about this cycle.
We’re in line for a less than enticing 3-Game slate for New Years Eve. Below you’ll find a brief positional breakdown along with featured lineups to check in on as you ring in the New Year.
Games:
TLSA @ MSST (+1.5/45)
BALL @ SJSU (-10/64)
WVU @ ARMY (+6.5/41)
It’s bowl season and the livin’s easy. On a 3-Game slate today we have a host of Sun Belt and Conference USA teams converging, which should make for some fun matchups on the day after Christmas. Below is a quick positional breakdown along with a featured lineup.
Conference Championship week for some, just another crazy corona college football weekend for others this weekend in College Football DFS. Lines TAMU @ TENN (+14/51) NW @ OSU
This whirlwind of a CFB DFS season is winding down, so it’s time to enjoy these main slates while we still can. With a few games looking like shootouts, stacks
With such a loaded slate on tap, featuring 4 matchups with game totals over 60 points, it’s hard to go wrong with many of the plays throughout the top of the salary pricing tiers at each position. Instead of a full slate breakdown, this article will look to identify value and cheap salary plays to help provide salary relief for your lineups.
Lines ISU @ UT (-1/56.5) UMASS @ LIB (-37/56.5) ND @ UNC (+5.5/68) NEB @ IOWA (-13.5/53.5) UCF @ USF (+25/67) STAN @ CAL (-1/52) CMICH @ EMU (+7/59.5)
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