Good morning, friends and enemies. This morning I got up right and early and I ripped off a handful of fantasy football mock drafts for the 2025 season. I'm going to share those boards and talk through them with you today. Now we've got a mixture of mock drafts. However, I was picking from pretty much the same spot in all of them. So if you have a middle of the round draft pick, this video is for you. In two of the drafts, I was picking from the 107 and the third of the three drafts that we'll be going through today. I picked from the 108. Now, this is broken up into Superflex, two quarterback, and one quarterback. We did two superflex drafts, one, one quarterback draft. I'll be doing some general player outlook analysis throughout the video either way. So I think

regardless of what league type you're in, it'll be valuable to you. But if you just want to skip to your actual league type, all the timestamps will be linked down below. So let's jump into the boards. And I know a lot of you guys have been commenting what happened to tucking your shirts in before the video starts. I didn't forget. I just, I'm so locked in this summer that I just come pre-tucked. So this is the first of the three drafts.

This is the one quarterback league, as you can see. No quarterbacks going off in the first round. And I was picking from the 107. I'll highlight my team for a sec. If you want to digest it quickly, but we do want to open up the board a bit. Start off with Malik Neighbors at the 107.

Ash and Gentie dropped to me at the 26.

Trey McBride at the 3-7. Then I went with the triple stack of receivers. Devante Adams at 4-6. Devante Smith at 5-7. Travis Hunter 6-6. Grabbed my RB 2 at the 7-7 with Brian Robbins Stain Jr. Josh Downs, Ricky Pee, Rashad White, Brock Purdy, Dylan Samson, and another Cleveland Brown, Cedric Tillman.

Never feels good. Stang Jr. Josh Downs, Ricky P. Rashad White, Rock Purdy, Dylan Samson, and another Cleveland Brown,

Cedric Tillman. Never feels good to go back-to-back Cleveland Browns. But that is the squad. And let me take you through my thinking. The format for this league, it is full PPR. You start three wide receivers,

two running backs, one QB, one tight end, two flexes. So we have, you know, four, three, four bench spots there down there at the bottom. Now it feels to me in drafts this year, if you're in the middle rounds, you're either right inside that tier of the top six guys, or you're right outside the tier of top six guys. So when I look at most drafts, what I've seen so far is you're seeing Chase, Bijan, Sequin, Jefferson, C.D, and Jemir Gibbs go with the first six picks in some order or another. Sometimes Gibbs is the six. Sometimes Sequin is the six. Sometimes it's Bejohn. Sometimes it's Jefferson, whatever. But those six guys are typically where you're seeing the first six picks invested into. And then you get to the

107 where I was. And it's kind of this mixture of some people might take CMAC all the way up at the

107. He drops the 24 here. For me, I'm typically looking at one of the top wide receivers at the

107, whatever flows your boat, whatever sinks your submarine, Malik, Puka, Nico,

BTJ, have really no problem with any of those guys.

One of the issues I do have starting with a running back here is if you do that, by the time

it comes back to you at the 26 or the 25, a lot of the times that tier of wide receivers

is gone where you do still get some sort of

leftover running back there that that is an RB1 so I typically lean with the receiver

and what you'll see in a lot of one quarterback leagues and I think this will end up being a

popular sentiment by the end of the summer is like the end of the round I think is where you want

to be if you get to pick your draft spot this year, somewhere from the 1-9 to the 112 is beautiful.

You're able to get a high-end running back.

You're able to get your choice of one of the second-tier wide receivers here.

I'd typically like to double-tap know, at the corner there, something like

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