1.01: Jahmyr Gibbs
2.12: Malik Nabers
3.01: George Pickens
4.12: Quinshon Judkins
5.01: Tyler Warren
6.12: Marvin Harrison Jr.
7.01: Tony Pollard
8.12: Trevor Lawrence

Other than getting Jahmyr Gibbs, the 1.01 is honestly not my favorite position to draft from. Your RB room will likely look mediocre unless you reach at the 2/3 turn. Instead of doing that (given I have Gibbs), I like taking a very high upside receiver (Nabers) and pairing him with a player who has a very solid floor (Pickens). I'm also willing to spend on Tyler Warren at the 4/5 turn, because he's appropriately priced, and I don't think any of the WR options are a "must draft" at that point.

1.02: Bijan Robinson
2.11: Nico Collins
3.02: Rashee Rice
4.11: David Montgomery
5.02: D'Andre Swift
6.11: Parker Washington
7.02: Harold Fannin Jr.
8.11: Dak Prescott

Similar strategy and build here with some slightly different picks to demonstrate the variety. If David Montgomery and D'Andre Swift are available at the 4/5 turn like they were this time, I might double tap the position to build some depth behind Bijan. I was lucky to see Fannin (a sleeper TE I like a lot) fall to the early 7th and Dak to the late 8th here - the benefit of waiting on those positions is scooping up value later in your draft as other players try to fill out RB/WR.

1.03: Ja'Marr Chase
2.10: Trey McBride
3.03: Kyren Williams
4.10: Jaylen Waddle
5.03: D'Andre Swift
6.10: Parker Washington
7.03: Jaylen Warren
8.10: Trevor Lawrence

I've been vocal that the 1.03 is probably my least favorite spot to draft from this year. If Derrick Henry or Kenneth Walker miraculously falls to you, amazing. Otherwise, the options at RB and WR are just so-so when you make the 2/3 turn. I'm good with spending up on a TE or QB here. I took McBride then went with Kyren Williams on the way back around. I can't leave RD3 without my RB1, so even if it feels like you're reaching a bit, take someone. The rest of this build is complementary. Stacking Trevor Lawrence and Parker Washington is betting on a good Jaguars' offense. Jaylen Waddle, D'Andre Swift, and Jaylen Warren are safer pieces. I may take some shots at ambiguous backfield RBs in rounds 9+ as well.