Post NFL mock draft, what did we see?

What did we learn?

We'll talk about it right now on Fantasy Football today in five.

Adam Azer and Jamie Eisenberg talking about a 12-team three receiver PPR mock draft that we just completed.

Jamie, when can the good people see this on the website?

Probably no later than Wednesday afternoon.

Excellent, excellent. So happy Wednesday to all of you. And let's talk about, okay, just for

fun here, because this is not representative of what's going to happen. But Jamie's the luckiest

person in the draft. He took Echler in round one with the ninth pick. He took Chubb in round two. And then he somehow 33rd overall got Najee Harris in round three. Congratulations on winning the draft, Jamie. Thank you. I think anybody that's listened to us, review any mock drafts, or read any of the mock drafts that we've done on the site, I've been taking three running backs in my first three picks almost every time no matter where I've picked. This draft, however, the way that it fell to me, when Antonio Gibson went to Dave with the sixth pick in the third round, I was staring at Clyde Edwards O'Leary, McClure, and Najee Harris. Now, I have that ranked Harris, Edwards, O'Lear, McCorn, just because I have all the running backs pushed up. And I was thrilled with any one of those three guys, expecting Harris to be the first one taken. Dan Schneier, who is one of our editors, and I'm sure you probably follow him on Twitter if you're an NFL junkie because he's an NFL guy for us as well, uh, loves Clyde Edwards-Aler. But Andrew Balmer, one of our producers at CBS Sports HQ, he took Edwards-H-Layer and then Dan took Terry McClure. And so I was like, this is, this is a gift. Huge gift. It is ridiculous. Had had all three of those guys been gone, I don't know exactly what I would have done. I probably would have taken Robert Woods. But I also would have considered J.K. Dobbins as well in that spot. Okay. And there were a few running backs that went ahead of J.K. Dobbins, including my pick of Chris Carson, and then Miles Gaskin went. And then Robert Woods. And then I also took J.K. Dob But, you know, it is PPR, so Dobbins was not an easy call. How about round three, Keenan Allen, D.K. Metcalf, Julio Jones, Mahomes, and Ridley. How about Julio Jones going ahead of Ridley? And how about Keenan Allen and D.K. MetKaff going ahead of Ridley. Yeah.

Just to give you a little peek behind the curtain. So Heath was unavailable for the start of this draft. So I was drafting for Heath. And he said, you know, just follow my rankings. And so I pulled down his rankings. You know, if you go to our draft room, for those of you that have used our site before, I have my rankings in the draft room. So does Dave. so does Heath. So I was just following Heath's ranking. So he had the first pick, so easy,

and Caffrey. And then the two three turn, his highest ranked player was Miles Sanders. And then his highest ranked receiver was Keenan Allen. So he obviously has Allen ranked ahead of Ridley, which, you know, it's understandable given the circumstances for what the company that Ridley got with Kyle Pitts you could see can take a little bit of downturn but I would take

Ridley over Julio Jones and D.K. Metcalf personally so Allen's debatable. I don't

think Ridley should go behind those other receivers however. How about this group of

wide receivers in round five and we're you know I have to pick and choose with

five minute show here. Deontay Johnson, Kenny Gallaudet, you know, I have to pick and choose with five minutes show here.

Deontay Johnson, Kenny Gallaudet, Jamar Chase, back to back to back. Deontay Johnson, Kenny Gallaudet, Jamar Chase. Yeah, and PPR, I have, I have Johnson the highest of that group.

And if you want to factor in the next receiver that went after Chase, which was Cooper Cup.

You know, I think he's in that conversation as well, you know, just knowing that he's going to be the slot receiver, at least he a lot of time in the slot for Matthew Stafford.

Ghaladay is actually the lowest ranked receiver for me of that group. And not by far. I have Chase and I think I haven't ranked Johnson Cup, Chase, Golade. And so I'm just a little concerned about Ghaladay being as productive as he was with Daniel Jones, with all the mouths to feed in that Giants offense, known that they're going to be a run heavy team with Sequin Barkley back. So, you know, I think Ghaladay is just a matter of personal preference. If you love him ahead of those guys, I certainly won't fall to you, but I think Johnson, as we saw last year, the targets are going to be up. I think Chase is going to be the number one receiver for the Bengals in a very pass heavy offense.

And again, Cup with the quarterback upgrade, I think will benefit. Did anything else stand out to you in this draft? Well, I mean, a lot of things, which is why we'll talk about it on Wednesday show. But I think the rookie running backs were interesting of Harris falling to the third round,

ETN going in the fourth round, and then the group that followed with you taking Giovante Williams ahead of Michael Carter.

That's going to be a fun one to discuss about the upside of Williams in a probably more

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