So how do you win your 2022 fantasy draft? You take the number one value in each round.

But what does this look like exactly? Well, let's discuss. Now, assuming you don't have a top

four overall pick, I'd be taking Stefan Diggs. Diggs leads the NFL with 330 targets over the last

two years since he joined Buffalo and was paired up with Josh Allen. And he possesses the fantasy

cheat codes for a wide receiver.

Diggs was top 10 in both deep targets and red zone targets last year. He was actually second in

the league in those red zone targets. That combination is lethal for fantasy. So you grab Diggs

and now you'll want this next running back in round two. And that man's name is Aaron Jones,

who to me is a first round running back, potentially even a top five overall pick, but you can get him in the second round of drafts.

And he's as consistent as they come.

He's averaged a sixth overall finish at the running back position over the last three years,

11th last year while dealing with injury for most of the season.

And this year, he has Christian McCaffrey upside, meaning he has the opportunity and skill set to be a number one running back and a number one receiver.

Because since 2019, Aaron Jones, without Devante Adams, who's now gone and in Las Vegas, averages 25.9, basically 26 fantasy points per game.

And this would have ranked number one overall amongst all players, including quarterbacks like Josh Allen last year.

So we know Aaron Jones is good on the ground, but this is where that Christian McCaffrey upside

comes into play. He was top 10 last year, seventh overall in targets at the running back position,

and he was basically top 10 in efficiency, production on his yards per touch. So we already know he's

good when he gets the opportunity and now more is going to come without Adams and even MVS in the fold in Green Bay. So when you throw more volume on this situation that Jones has been in as a top six running back on average the last three years, his upside clearly skyrockets. And now you want Jones in round two and you'll want this next wide receiver in round three. And that would be DJ Moore, who currently goes outside the top 12

wide receivers in the third round of drafts. And to me, he's the best third round value,

who now is going to get to play with the best quarterback of his career. Yes, I did not

stutter in Baker Mayfield. Let me explain. Last year, DJ Moore ranked fourth in unrealized

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