And the I like drafting at the turn this year. Oh yes, I'm currently participating in the

444 Superflex Mock and as of the 112, normally all the 112. Oh, damn it's the last pick!

I don't want the last pick.

Poor me.

Talking to Evan Silva last night,

there are no bad picks.

I mean, this might be the best year to draft at the turn.

If you're drafting at the 110, the 111, the 112, you don't have the luxury of drafting

Christian McCaffrey or Ezekiel Elliot or

Saekwan Barclay, but in this 4-4 super flex mock

Saekwan Barclay was not the 101 he was not the 102 not even the 103 seasoned fantasy gamers learned a lesson

from the David Johnson experience last year that you can have exceptional size

adjusted athleticism and win in all phases breaking tackles smooth

runner who breaks tackles and is a target magnet in the passing game and if you are

trapped in an anemic offense, it doesn't matter. You're not going to produce

RB1 numbers consistently if you're betrayed by your supporting cast and your offensive coordinator.

It's just not going to happen.

David Johnson is one of the top five best running back talents in the league.

No one would dispute that and yet last season his

15.3 fantasy points per game were outside the top 10 fantasy running backs.

So I was proud to see my colleagues in this 4 for 4 super flex mock draft less risky running backs at the 101 and 102 specifically.

Now I wouldn't go as far as drafting

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