1.03: Ja'Marr Chase
2.10: George Pickens
3.03: Kyren Williams
4.10: D'Andre Swift
The 1.03 is probably the hardest spot to draft from this year, because you're likely to miss out on the run of top 12 RBs. But have no fear - if you can grab Kyren Williams (has finished as an RB1 for 3 straight seasons) in early round 3 and D'Andre Swift (has finished as an RB2 for 6 straight seasons) in early round 4, you at least have a very safe floor. Then you can take a ton of shots at dead zone RBs + ambiguous backfields and hope you get a breakout to complement those 2 at the position. Not to mention, your WR room is going to be absolutely stacked.
1.07: Amon-Ra St. Brown
2.06: Derrick Henry
3.07: Rashee Rice
4.06: Travis Etienne Jr.
One of the best spots to draft from this year, the 1.07 usually lets you get ARSB + an elite RB1 (unless your league-mates are heavily over drafting RB). I like pairing the Sun God with Derrick Henry to give me 2 players who feel incredibly safe. Then, I'm a bit more willing to take on risk at the WR2 position (went with Rashee Rice in this example). I've seen Travis Etienne Jr. slip to the early 4th and is an easy grab for me too.
1.11: CeeDee Lamb
2.02: Omarion Hampton
3.11: Emeka Egbuka
4.02: Cam Skattebo
While I often like going RB/RB from the 1.11, you can easily make it work with CeeDee Lamb if he's your choice. Don't go double WR, even if Justin Jefferson falls. I like snagging Omarion Hampton as my RB1 and then building for my WR2 and RB2 at the next turn. Cam Skattebo was the best option in this mock, and while I'm not head over heels for him right now, he's good depth to add at the RB2 spot with the hopes that he breaks out for an RB1 type season.
