Not the insane muscles like DK, but the speed, agility with a bigger body, and ability to shake defenders and barrel down the field. Of course, it depends on where he lands, but he should come out of the gates as a WR1 if the right team drafts him! He reminds me of DK. That is crazy considering the year before he only had 612 yards. In the 2022 season, he had 1069 yards on 60 receptions. I watched his TCU career and went back and watched a few tapes, and this kid is fast and has monster YAC. I went back and forth on this pick, but absolutely love Johnston’s size. He’s a do-it-all receiver and likely a first-round pick who you can get in the middle of the 1st round in rookie drafts, with potential WR1 upside. I think it’s also important to point out that both Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson are on the record, saying Smith-Njigba is and was a better receiver than both of them, so do with that information as you see fit. He went on to pace the team in receptions (95), yards (1,606), and yards per catch (16.9) while finishing with 9 touchdowns. In his sophomore season, on a team with future 1st round picks Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson, he was the alpha receiver on the Buckeyes. Don’t let an injury-shortened junior season stand in the way of getting a future WR1. The best player outside of the consensus top-3 is Ohio State wide receiver, Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Sean Robinson days agoĮmbed from Getty Images 1.05 WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba – Ohio St.ĭon’t overthink this decision. But 1.03 is one of the easier positions in the first round as you essentially just pick whichever top 3 asset falls to you. Draft Capital and landing spot may lead some to put other QBs here, especially if Young ends up in Houston. I am happy to walk away with a Top 15 SF Dynasty asset with my top pick. I went into this draft believing that 1.03 would be Stroud because through watching tape I believe Young to be the superior prospect due to his playmaking ability. Young is the pick here because he is my best QB in this class. Justin Herrera Embed from Getty Images 1.03 QB Bryce Young – Alabama A dream scenario would be him falling to the Seahawks, Lions or RAIDERS! Either of those teams puts him into that number one overall category for me. Barring the Texans taking him instead of Young, I would feel incredibly comfortable picking Stroud with picks 1-3. Stroud can make every throw and is a traditional pocket passer who has the ability to extend plays and make first-down runs. The Ohio State product has developed a phenomenal sense of timing and combined it with touch to make some of the most difficult throws look easy.īest Ball Tournaments, Private Drafts, Pick'ems, and Double Your Money (up to $100), what else could want? Pending his Draft day destination, Stroud might be numero uno on draft boards in Dynasty this year. I chose Stroud because in Superflex formats you can never pass up on an immensely talented QB.
Bobby Bruce 1.02 QB CJ Stroud – Ohio State
If he lands in Philadelphia, Buffalo, or Dallas, I don’t think it’s out of his range of outcomes to not only lead the NFL in rushing next year, but he could break the single-season rushing record set by Eric Dickerson in 1983.
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He’s must-see TV with homerun ability in both the run and passing game. Robinson does an outstanding job of manipulating defenders at the second level and possesses the ability to make you miss in close combat with elite lateral quickness and elusiveness.
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At 6-foot 220 pounds, he’s a true three-down back that possesses elite skills as a runner and a full route tree as a pass-catcher. You can certainly make an argument in an SF format that you go QB with the first overall pick, but not when you have a chance to get a true generational back like Bijan Robinson. Use the Discord Widget in the bottom right corner to interact with our community right from our website, or click here to join Embed from Getty Images 1.01 RB Bijan Robinson – Texas
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