Updated Fantasy Football Draft Rankings: The King's Rankings Risers, Fallers and Draft Tips

The final and most hectic days of the fantasy football draft season are now here. As needed, my latest fantasy football rankings have been supplied for all formats, including tight end premium leagues, along with analysis on recent my fantasy football rankings risers and fallers.

My two sets of rankings below are for PPR formats and FFPC formats (TE premium scoring 1.5 PPR for tight ends). You can also see my PPR rankings by position, Half-PPR rankings, Standard (non-PPR) rankings, and Superflex rankings as part of the RotoBaller Fantasy Football Season Pass. Enter promo code KING at checkout when you upgrade for an additional discount.

Also included are my best recommended approaches for drafting in FFPC TE premium leagues, as well as an essential section on how to optimally draft defenses.

Be sure to check all of our fantasy football rankings for 2024:

• Quarterback fantasy football rankings
• Running back fantasy football rankings
• Wide receiver fantasy football rankings
• Tight end fantasy football rankings
• Kicker fantasy football rankings
• FLEX fantasy football rankings
• Defense (D/ST) fantasy football rankings
• Superflex fantasy football rankings
• IDP fantasy football rankings
• Dynasty fantasy football rankings

 

Fantasy Football Draft Rankings Risers

Josh Jacobs: He was ranked just outside my top ten throughout the preseason, but now others are catching up due to rookie RB MarShawn Lloyd's hamstring injury having caused him to miss all of training camp. Jacobs’ outlook moving to Green Bay as the featured back for a rapidly improving offense was always a favorable one.

Kenneth Walker III: New Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald has talked about handing the ball to Walker frequently. The 23-year-old RB has the potential to deliver a sizable gain every time he touches the ball and is a top-15 draft target at the position.

Javonte Williams: He has climbed inside my top 20 RBs, and landing Williams in the fifth round of drafts is a chef's kiss. The major knee injury he suffered is almost two years behind him now, and a true breakthrough campaign might be ahead.

Jerome Ford: Nick Chubb will miss at least the first four weeks and could be out longer, so Ford can function as a respectable fantasy starter for a while. He is a top 30 RB pick for a handful of weeks of starting action.

Rico Dowdle: The signing of Dalvin Cook actually confirms that Dowdle has a path to nailing down the lead RB job in Dallas. The Cowboys didn’t bring in any major competition for Dowdle in the offseason, and Cook certainly does not qualify as a significant threat to anyone’s playing time at this point of his career. Dowdle has officially moved into my RB3 range.

Cowboys HC Mike McCarthy on Rico Dowdle’s role this upcoming season:

“He’ll have a lesser role in special teams, just because of workload focus. He’s a complete running back, plays all three downs.”

Rico stock 📈

(h/t @CoachspeakIndex)
pic.twitter.com/2JDGuHPhOa

— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) August 30, 2024

 

Jordan Mason: He seems to be the most popular handcuff in fantasy football right now, and he's only ranked behind Blake Corum and Jaylen Wright among the top insurance RBs.

Emanuel Wilson: The second-year Packers RB was nowhere inside my top 55 players at his position to start the summer, yet he should be on the radar of those who draft Jacobs as a final-round pick. Wilson will likely be the top backup RB for Green Bay while Lloyd is out. He was not ranked at all just two weeks ago.

Amon-Ra St. Brown: The statistical floor is very high for ARSB, and my personal preference is taking elite WRs over RBs for less injury risk on your fantasy roster. St. Brown now ranks inside my top 5 overall players.

Brandon Aiyuk: The contract extension nightmare is over for the 49ers, and Aiyuk got his extension just in time to re-enter as a top 15 at WR.

Malik Nabers: The exciting Giants rookie ranks just outside my top 15 at WR. Even mediocre QB play can feed standout pass-catchers enough to help them produce well enough for our fantasy lineups.

Rashee Rice: He has risen to just outside of my top 20 at WR. A suspension does not seem likely, and Patrick Mahomes showed an increased propensity to target Rice often in some brief preseason action together.

Jameson Williams: One of my favorite breakout players, Williams is finally rolling into the regular season with a smooth runway. You will now find him just above my top 40 WRs.

Brian Thomas Jr.: The Jaguars rookie is now viewed as a higher-end WR4. Jacksonville wants to stretch the field more this season, and there are reasons to have more confidence in Thomas than Gabe Davis to get the job done consistently.

Mike Williams: It is only natural to be skeptical about Williams’ health, but he reportedly will be ready for the regular season and places just outside my top 50 WRs, moving up a few spots. He's worth taking a shot on in rounds 10 to 12 for some upside when the ex-Charger is available to play.

Colby Parkinson: He is one of my featured sleepers, as Parkinson can supply quality TE2 production while Tyler Higbee is out indefinitely following a gruesome knee injury. Parkinson has been a routine pick with my final choice in 20-round drafts, as most other participants are overlooking him.

Geno Smith: My QB ranks have remained mostly unchanged recently. Smith, however, has inspired a lot of internal confidence in Seattle with a strong preseason in camp. The Seahawks' defense will be improved this season after the unit was a big reason why the offense ran the least number of plays in the league last year. Smith will also seek out more big plays and he is a viable QB2 in Superflex formats.

 

Fantasy Football Draft Rankings Fallers

Kyren Williams: This faller is obvious, as Williams fell to my No. 18 RB slot. It is conceivable that he finishes as a fantasy RB1, but now there is a new significant risk factor involved, which we now have to bake into the rankings. It is not very predictable exactly how much Blake Corum will cut into Williams’ workload, but it is the uncertainty of the situation that forced a 10-spot fall.

Rachaad White: He ranks just outside my top 15 at RB, a few slots down from where he was early in the summer. It’s hard to rank White any lower, but it's hard to get excited about drafting him. It's better to wait maybe two rounds later and get Javonte Williams instead. The third-year Tampa Bay RB averaged 3.6 yards per carry last year and had some of the lowest efficiency metrics of any back league-wide.

According to PlayerProfiler, White was 33rd in Yards Per Touch, 23rd in Juke Rate, and 47th in Breakaway Run Rate among qualifying RBs last year. Rookie Bucky Irving will also cut into his heavy volume from last season, too.

Zack Moss: He was ranked as a top 26 RB earlier in the preseason, as many expected Moss to be the preferred ball carrier for a potent offense. Now, though, it’s harder to get a read on the Cincinnati backfield after gathering more information during the preseason. He’s dropped out of the top 30 at RB.

Tyjae Spears: It was my belief that the promising second-year man could threaten Tony Pollard right out of the chute this year. The ex-Cowboy finished the preseason strong, though, so Spears tumbled from the No. 34 RB spot to more than five slots down on the ranking ladder at his position.

Audric Estime: There was some sleeper buzz about Estime a few weeks ago, but he is clearly behind Javonte Williams and Jaleel McLaughlin on the depth chart. The rookie moved down to the 60s range at RB.

Ja'Marr Chase: The “hold in” continues, so for now, as of this writing, Chase is not in my top 5 WRs or in the overall top 10. He is a risky pick unless this contract extension gets done soon.

Michael Pittman Jr.: According to published reports from team insiders, one reason why the Colts' drafted Adonai Mitchell was to ease Pittman’s receiving workload. Don’t draft him heavily based on last year’s catch totals as it's hard to say for certain the Colts will pass as much with Anthony Richardson under center compared to Gardner Minshew last year. Pittman is now outside my top 20 at WR.

Josh Downs and Adonai Mitchell are both above average NFL wide receivers

Hard to click on Michael Pittman Jr. in drafts with the glowing reports on both Downs and Mitchell this summer https://t.co/sP11f4srsX

— Adam Koffler (@AdamKoffler) August 29, 2024

Tank Dell: The Texans brought in Stefon Diggs because a 165-pound guy isn’t meant to be on the field for 78-plus percent of the snap counts. Dell will be boom or bust enough to frustrate fantasy players at times this season, and he just edges into my top 35 at the WR position.

Keon Coleman: The rookie has struggled to adjust to the pro game during the preseason. He does have a favorable outlook long-term, but Coleman has been moved out of my top 40 WRs.

Rome Odunze: Many fantasy players just get too pumped about rookies, especially if they flash during the preseason. That’s what happened with Jaxon Smith-Njigba last year, and now it is Odunze’s turn to be overhyped. He is being widely over drafted as a fantasy WR3.

Yes, Keenan Allen is 32 years old and is a known injury risk. He is not fully fading away just yet, though, and Odunze will open the season as the third WR on the depth chart. Don’t get too caught up in Odunze's long-term promise in the short term of drafts. Odunze simply does not have a clear path to consistent fantasy production as of yet.

Tyler Lockett: Here is further proof that you can never draft or give advice with your heart. Lockett is my favorite NFL player, and he is still going to be a key part of the Seattle offense from a real-life NFL perspective. For fantasy purposes, though, this admirable longtime Seahawk isn’t in my top 50 anymore, as JSN will now start to surpass him in fantasy output, a year after many expected him to do so.

Dallas Goedert: He has caught more than four TD passes just once, and the Philadelphia offense just became more crowded. The fact that Goedert ranks 13th among TEs shows you how quickly the TE position thins out.

Cole Kmet: The Chicago offense has become very deep with three prominent WR options and a productive pass-catching RB. Kmet barely cracks my top 20 TEs. There have also been whispers about Gerald Everett being heavily involved in the offense as well.

 

Fantasy Football Tights End Strategy for FFPC (TE Premium)

The Fantasy Football Players Championship (FFPC) is a prime example of a gaming platform that elevates the appeal of TEs, awarding them 1.5 points per reception. In those formats, the urgency to address the tight end position greatly increases.

My recommended approach is to draft one of the top seven TEs, so you have less of a chance of dealing with additional inconsistency at what can be the most frustrating position in fantasy football. The TE pool rapidly begins to thin out even more after the top 11 guys are off the board.

In a TE premium format, my highest-ranked players at the position are just outside the top 12 in the overall rankings, and the top seven cut off just outside the top 30. My favorite sleeper/value types are Tyler Conklin, Jonnu Smith, and Parkinson, but you can wait on them until the late rounds as backups after nabbing a top-seven TE target.

 

Fantasy Football Defense (D/ST) Draft Strategy and Picks

Many fantasy drafters make the mistake of taking defenses purely based on overall rankings. That’s not how to do it unless you get the Jets, and they must be taken ahead of the final rounds in most cases. You should focus on early-season matchups because most of us will stream defenses all season long anyway.

New York’s defense might be the only one that is “set it and forget it” for the season. Some drafters are downright stubborn and just do not want to not address the position every week while wanting to roll with the same unit throughout the schedule. That’s just not how optimum defensive lineup management works.

Yes, the Cleveland is an overall top-level fantasy defense in my ranks, but this is the one position where the rankings are cumulative, but do not quite apply to the proper approach to drafting units.

The Browns open up against the Cowboys and Jaguars, and those are not ideal defensive matchups.

Baltimore is a more extreme example of a higher-ranked cumulative defense to not draft despite their overall ranking. Their matchups include the Chiefs (Week 1), Cowboys (Week 3) and Bills (Week 4). Kansas City is in the same basket, as they open with the Ravens, Bengals, and Falcons.

You will also have to move earlier among defensive drafters to get the top-ranked seasonal units, and it’s better to wait a bit longer and focus on the earliest matchups on the NFL schedule. If you can locate a combination of a good overall ranking and an early-season favorable schedule, then certainly go for that option.

Here are some of my favorite defensive targets based on early-season opponents:

• Pittsburgh: vs. Denver in Week 2, Los Angeles Chargers in Week 3
• Seattle: vs. Denver in Week 1, New England in Week 2
• Las Vegas: vs. Los Angeles Chargers in Week 1, Carolina in Week 3
• Cincinnati: vs. New England in Week 1
• Minnesota: vs. New York Giants in Week 1

The Seahawks have enjoyed some loaded secondaries in their history.

Their "Legion of Boom" defense was anchored by strong defensive backs.

But this cornerbacks group in particular? It could be the best Seattle has ever seen, writes @MikeDugar.https://t.co/2fu0Gsaj1k pic.twitter.com/tinnkkRQVo

— The Athletic NFL (@TheAthleticNFL) August 22, 2024

 

Scott's Fantasy Football Draft Rankings - PPR

My overall rankings below are for PPR formats. You can also see my PPR rankings by position, Half-PPR rankings, Standard (non-PPR) rankings, and Superflex rankings as part of the RotoBaller Fantasy Football Season Pass. Enter promo code KING at checkout for a discount.

Tier	Rank	Player Name	Pos
1	1	CeeDee Lamb	WR
1	2	Tyreek Hill	WR
1	3	Christian McCaffrey	RB
1	4	Amon-Ra St. Brown	WR
1	5	Breece Hall	RB
1	6	Bijan Robinson	RB
1	7	Justin Jefferson	WR
2	8	Garrett Wilson	WR
1	9	A.J. Brown	WR
2	10	Jonathan Taylor	RB
2	11	Saquon Barkley	RB
2	12	Ja'Marr Chase	WR
2	13	Marvin Harrison Jr.	WR
2	14	Jahmyr Gibbs	RB
3	15	Derrick Henry	RB
2	16	Isiah Pacheco	RB
2	17	Travis Etienne Jr.	RB
2	18	Puka Nacua	WR
3	19	De'Von Achane	RB
3	20	Josh Jacobs	RB
2	21	Nico Collins	WR
3	22	Sam LaPorta	TE
3	23	Travis Kelce	TE
2	24	Chris Olave	WR
2	25	Mike Evans	WR
2	26	Drake London	WR
2	27	Davante Adams	WR
4	28	Mark Andrews	TE
3	29	Trey McBride	TE
3	30	Brandon Aiyuk	WR
3	31	Josh Allen	QB
3	32	Jalen Hurts	QB
3	33	Patrick Mahomes II	QB
4	34	Joe Mixon	RB
4	35	Kenneth Walker III	RB
5	36	Dalton Kincaid	TE
3	37	DK Metcalf	WR
3	38	Malik Nabers	WR
3	39	Cooper Kupp	WR
4	40	George Pickens	WR
3	41	Lamar Jackson	QB
4	42	James Cook	RB
5	43	Kyle Pitts	TE
4	44	Alvin Kamara	RB
3	45	Deebo Samuel Sr.	WR
4	46	Amari Cooper	WR
4	47	Rashee Rice	WR
3	48	Michael Pittman Jr.	WR
5	49	Evan Engram	TE
3	50	Rachaad White	RB
3	51	DeVonta Smith	WR
6	52	Javonte Williams	RB
3	53	Kyren Williams	RB
3	54	Jaylen Waddle	WR
5	55	Aaron Jones	RB
5	56	David Montgomery	RB
3	57	DJ Moore	WR
5	58	Anthony Richardson	QB
5	59	C.J. Stroud	QB
6	60	D'Andre Swift	RB
5	61	James Conner	RB
5	62	Zamir White	RB
5	63	Calvin Ridley	WR
5	64	Tee Higgins	WR
4	65	Terry McLaurin	WR
5	66	Rhamondre Stevenson	RB
5	67	Zay Flowers	WR
5	68	George Kittle	TE
5	69	Christian Kirk	WR
6	70	Dak Prescott	QB
5	71	Kyler Murray	QB
5	72	Joe Burrow	QB
6	73	Tony Pollard	RB
6	74	Jake Ferguson	TE
5	75	Jordan Love	QB
6	76	Raheem Mostert	RB
6	77	Brock Purdy	QB
5	78	Diontae Johnson	WR
5	79	Stefon Diggs	WR
5	80	Tank Dell	WR
6	81	Brian Robinson Jr.	RB
6	82	Najee Harris	RB
5	83	Chris Godwin	WR
7	84	Jerome Ford	RB
6	85	David Njoku	TE
7	86	Courtland Sutton	WR
5	87	Jayden Reed	WR
7	88	Xavier Worthy	WR
6	89	Devin Singletary	RB
7	90	Zack Moss	RB
7	91	Brock Bowers	TE
7	92	Jameson Williams	WR
7	93	Chase Brown	RB
8	94	Gus Edwards	RB
9	95	Chuba Hubbard	RB
8	96	Jonathon Brooks	RB
8	97	Rico Dowdle	RB
7	98	Jaylen Warren	RB
7	99	Tua Tagovailoa	QB
6	100	Jayden Daniels	QB
8	101	Caleb Williams	QB
8	102	Brian Thomas Jr.	WR
8	103	Keon Coleman	WR
6	104	Christian Watson	WR
9	105	Nick Chubb	RB
5	106	Keenan Allen	WR
8	107	Austin Ekeler	RB
7	108	Jared Goff	QB
7	109	Tyjae Spears	RB
8	110	Ladd McConkey	WR
7	111	DeAndre Hopkins	WR
8	112	Khalil Shakir	WR
7	113	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	WR
8	114	Trevor Lawrence	QB
9	115	Pat Freiermuth	TE
8	116	Jakobi Meyers	WR
8	117	Romeo Doubs	WR
7	118	Marquise Brown	WR
7	119	Jordan Addison	WR
9	120	Joshua Palmer	WR
8	121	Ezekiel Elliott	RB
9	122	Mike Williams	WR
7	123	Rome Odunze	WR
8	124	Justin Herbert	QB
9	125	Curtis Samuel	WR
10	126	Dontayvion Wicks	WR
8	127	Kirk Cousins	QB
9	128	Aaron Rodgers	QB
8	129	Dallas Goedert	TE
10	130	J.K. Dobbins	RB
10	131	Tyler Conklin	TE
9	132	Jerry Jeudy	WR
10	133	Adonai Mitchell	WR
10	134	Jonnu Smith	TE
9	135	T.J. Hockenson	TE
9	136	Blake Corum	RB
10	137	Jaylen Wright	RB
9	138	Jaleel McLaughlin	RB
13	139	Jordan Mason	RB
9	140	Ty Chandler	RB
9	141	Rashid Shaheed	WR
9	142	Geno Smith	QB
8	143	Tyler Lockett	WR
11	144	Noah Fant	TE
9	145	Tyler Allgeier	RB
13	146	Colby Parkinson	TE
9	147	Matthew Stafford	QB
9	148	Will Levis	QB
9	149	Trey Benson	RB
10	150	Antonio Gibson	RB
10	151	Michael Wilson	WR
10	152	Darnell Mooney	WR
10	153	Deshaun Watson	QB
10	154	Rashod Bateman	WR
9	155	Demario Douglas	WR
11	156	Marvin Mims Jr.	WR
10	157	Ray Davis	RB
9	158	Brandin Cooks	WR
11	159	Daniel Jones	QB
9	160	Dalton Schultz	TE
11	161	New York Jets	DST
9	162	Zach Charbonnet	RB
11	163	Bucky Irving	RB
11	164	Quentin Johnston	WR
10	165	Cole Kmet	TE
10	166	Luke Musgrave	TE
10	167	Baker Mayfield	QB
10	168	Derek Carr	QB
9	169	Hunter Henry	TE
11	170	Juwan Johnson	TE
11	171	Bryce Young	QB
11	172	San Francisco 49ers	DST
10	173	Baltimore Ravens	DST
12	174	Kimani Vidal	RB
11	175	Dallas Cowboys	DST
11	176	Cleveland Browns	DST
10	177	Josh Downs	WR
12	178	Justice Hill	RB
11	179	Bo Nix	QB
10	180	Gabe Davis	WR
11	181	Roschon Johnson	RB
12	182	Kansas City Chiefs	DST
10	183	Ja'Lynn Polk	WR
11	184	Greg Dortch	WR
12	185	Miami Dolphins	DST
12	186	Buffalo Bills	DST
11	187	Brandon Aubrey	K
12	188	Pittsburgh Steelers	DST
16	189	Emanuel Wilson	RB
12	190	Philadelphia Eagles	DST
13	191	Houston Texans	DST
12	192	Justin Tucker	K
13	193	Jake Moody	K
15	194	Seattle Seahawks	DST
11	195	Dyami Brown	WR
13	196	Jalin Hyatt	WR
13	197	Jason Sanders	K
13	198	Roman Wilson	WR
13	199	Younghoe Koo	K
15	200	Samaje Perine	RB
13	201	Mike Gesicki	TE
12	202	Jalen McMillan	WR
11	203	Adam Thielen	WR
13	204	Chicago Bears	DST
13	205	Ka'imi Fairbairn	K
11	206	Wan'Dale Robinson	WR
10	207	Taysom Hill	TE
12	208	Jahan Dotson	WR
13	209	Harrison Butker	K
13	210	New Orleans Saints	DST
13	211	Jake Elliott	K
12	212	Sam Darnold	QB
14	213	Tyler Bass	K
12	214	Braelon Allen	RB
15	215	Evan McPherson	K
15	216	Van Jefferson	WR
11	217	MarShawn Lloyd	RB
15	218	Minnesota Vikings	DST
13	219	Audric Estime	RB
13	220	Troy Franklin	WR
12	221	Xavier Legette	WR
15	222	Dustin Hopkins	K
12	223	Chigoziem Okonkwo	TE
14	224	DJ Chark Jr.	WR
13	225	Alexander Mattison	RB
13	226	Andrei Iosivas	WR
15	227	Cairo Santos	K
16	228	Jacksonville Jaguars	DST
15	229	Greg Dulcich	TE
15	230	Trey Sermon	RB
13	231	Demarcus Robinson	WR
15	232	Matt Gay	K
12	233	Tyler Boyd	WR
15	234	Gardner Minshew II	QB
14	235	Tyrone Tracy Jr.	RB
13	236	Ricky Pearsall	WR
12	237	Ben Sinnott	TE
13	238	Jalen Tolbert	WR
14	239	Cordarrelle Patterson	RB
16	240	Indianapolis Colts	DST
15	241	Cameron Dicker	K
15	242	Cam Akers	RB
15	243	Jason Myers	K
17	244	Greg Zuerlein	K
13	245	Isaiah Likely	TE
15	246	Russell Wilson	QB
12	247	Cade Otton	TE
14	248	Jamaal Williams	RB
15	249	Zay Jones	WR
14	250	Theo Johnson	TE
13	251	Tank Bigsby	RB
13	252	Tucker Kraft	TE
15	253	Will Shipley	RB
13	254	Kenneth Gainwell	RB
15	255	Hayden Hurst	TE
14	256	Keaton Mitchell	RB
15	257	Ja'Tavion Sanders	TE
15	258	Dalvin Cook	RB
14	259	Justin Fields	QB
15	260	Clyde Edwards-Helaire	RB
15	261	Detroit Lions	DST
18	262	Atlanta Falcons	DST
15	263	Zach Ertz	TE
17	264	Matt Prater	K
15	265	Pierre Strong Jr.	RB
15	266	Jacoby Brissett	QB
11	267	Khalil Herbert	RB
15	268	Michael Mayer	TE
15	269	D'Ernest Johnson	RB
16	270	Kylen Granson	TE
16	271	Will Dissly	TE
15	272	Tyler Higbee	TE
14	273	Drake Maye	QB
15	274	Aidan O'Connell	QB
17	275	Brayden Narveson	K
18	276	Drew Lock	QB
17	277	Michael Penix Jr.	QB
19	278	Los Angeles Chargers	DST
18	279	Jarrett Stidham	QB
17	280	Jameis Winston	QB

 

Scott's Fantasy Football Draft Rankings - FFPC (TE Premium)

My overall rankings below are for FFPC formats which are TE Premium scoring (1.5 PPR for tight ends only). You can also see my PPR rankings by position, Half-PPR rankings, Standard (non-PPR) rankings, and Superflex rankings as part of the RotoBaller Fantasy Football Season Pass.

Tier	Rank	Player Name	Pos
1	1	CeeDee Lamb	WR
1	2	Tyreek Hill	WR
1	3	Christian McCaffrey	RB
1	4	Amon-Ra St. Brown	WR
1	5	Breece Hall	RB
1	6	Bijan Robinson	RB
1	7	Justin Jefferson	WR
1	8	Garrett Wilson	WR
1	9	A.J. Brown	WR
2	10	Jonathan Taylor	RB
2	11	Saquon Barkley	RB
2	12	Ja'Marr Chase	WR
2	13	Sam LaPorta	TE
2	14	Travis Kelce	TE
2	15	Marvin Harrison Jr.	WR
2	16	Jahmyr Gibbs	RB
2	17	Derrick Henry	RB
3	18	Isiah Pacheco	RB
3	19	Travis Etienne Jr.	RB
3	20	Mark Andrews	TE
3	21	Trey McBride	TE
3	22	Puka Nacua	WR
3	23	De'Von Achane	RB
3	24	Josh Jacobs	RB
3	25	Nico Collins	WR
3	26	Dalton Kincaid	TE
3	27	Chris Olave	WR
3	28	Mike Evans	WR
3	29	Drake London	WR
3	30	Davante Adams	WR
3	31	Brandon Aiyuk	WR
3	32	Kyle Pitts	TE
3	33	Evan Engram	TE
3	34	Josh Allen	QB
3	35	Jalen Hurts	QB
3	36	Patrick Mahomes II	QB
3	37	Joe Mixon	RB
4	38	Kenneth Walker III	RB
4	39	DK Metcalf	WR
4	40	Malik Nabers	WR
4	41	Cooper Kupp	WR
4	42	George Pickens	WR
4	43	Lamar Jackson	QB
4	44	George Kittle	TE
4	45	James Cook	RB
4	46	Alvin Kamara	RB
4	47	Deebo Samuel Sr.	WR
4	48	Amari Cooper	WR
4	49	Rashee Rice	WR
4	50	Jake Ferguson	TE
4	51	Michael Pittman Jr.	WR
5	52	Rachaad White	RB
5	53	DeVonta Smith	WR
5	54	Javonte Williams	RB
5	55	Kyren Williams	RB
5	56	Jaylen Waddle	WR
5	57	David Njoku	TE
5	58	Aaron Jones	RB
5	59	David Montgomery	RB
5	60	DJ Moore	WR
5	61	Brock Bowers	TE
5	62	Anthony Richardson	QB
5	63	C.J. Stroud	QB
5	64	D'Andre Swift	RB
5	65	James Conner	RB
5	66	Zamir White	RB
5	67	Calvin Ridley	WR
5	68	Tee Higgins	WR
5	69	Terry McLaurin	WR
5	70	Rhamondre Stevenson	RB
5	71	Pat Freiermuth	TE
5	72	Zay Flowers	WR
5	73	Christian Kirk	WR
5	74	Dak Prescott	QB
6	75	Kyler Murray	QB
6	76	Joe Burrow	QB
6	77	Tony Pollard	RB
6	78	Jordan Love	QB
6	79	Raheem Mostert	RB
6	80	Dallas Goedert	TE
6	81	Brock Purdy	QB
6	82	Diontae Johnson	WR
6	83	Stefon Diggs	WR
6	84	Tank Dell	WR
6	85	Brian Robinson Jr.	RB
6	86	Najee Harris	RB
6	87	Chris Godwin	WR
6	88	Jerome Ford	RB
7	89	Courtland Sutton	WR
7	90	Tyler Conklin	TE
7	91	Jayden Reed	WR
7	92	Xavier Worthy	WR
7	93	Devin Singletary	RB
7	94	Zack Moss	RB
7	95	Jonnu Smith	TE
7	96	Jameson Williams	WR
7	97	Chase Brown	RB
7	98	T.J. Hockenson	TE
7	99	Gus Edwards	RB
7	100	Chuba Hubbard	RB
7	101	Jonathon Brooks	RB
7	102	Rico Dowdle	RB
7	103	Jaylen Warren	RB
7	104	Noah Fant	TE
7	105	Tua Tagovailoa	QB
7	106	Jayden Daniels	QB
7	107	Caleb Williams	QB
7	108	Brian Thomas Jr.	WR
7	109	Keon Coleman	WR
7	110	Christian Watson	WR
7	111	Nick Chubb	RB
8	112	Colby Parkinson	TE
8	113	Keenan Allen	WR
8	114	Dalton Schultz	TE
8	115	Austin Ekeler	RB
8	116	Jared Goff	QB
8	117	Tyjae Spears	RB
8	118	Cole Kmet	TE
8	119	Luke Musgrave	TE
8	120	Ladd McConkey	WR
8	121	DeAndre Hopkins	WR
8	122	Khalil Shakir	WR
8	123	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	WR
8	124	Hunter Henry	TE
8	125	Trevor Lawrence	QB
8	126	Juwan Johnson	TE
8	127	Jakobi Meyers	WR
8	128	Romeo Doubs	WR
8	129	Marquise Brown	WR
8	130	Jordan Addison	WR
8	131	Joshua Palmer	WR
8	132	Mike Gesicki	TE
9	133	Ezekiel Elliott	RB
9	134	Mike Williams	WR
9	135	Rome Odunze	WR
9	136	Chigoziem Okonkwo	TE
9	137	Justin Herbert	QB
9	138	Curtis Samuel	WR
9	139	Dontayvion Wicks	WR
9	140	Taysom Hill	TE
9	141	Kirk Cousins	QB
9	142	Aaron Rodgers	QB
9	143	J.K. Dobbins	RB
9	144	Jerry Jeudy	WR
9	145	Adonai Mitchell	WR
9	146	Blake Corum	RB
9	147	Jaylen Wright	RB
9	148	Jaleel McLaughlin	RB
9	149	Jordan Mason	RB
9	150	Ty Chandler	RB
9	151	Greg Dulcich	TE
9	152	Rashid Shaheed	WR
9	153	Geno Smith	QB
10	154	Tyler Lockett	WR
10	155	Tyler Allgeier	RB
10	156	Ben Sinnott	TE
10	157	Matthew Stafford	QB
10	158	Will Levis	QB
10	159	Trey Benson	RB
10	160	Isaiah Likely	TE
10	161	Antonio Gibson	RB
10	162	Michael Wilson	WR
10	163	Darnell Mooney	WR
10	164	Cade Otton	TE
10	165	Deshaun Watson	QB
10	166	Rashod Bateman	WR
10	167	Demario Douglas	WR
10	168	Marvin Mims Jr.	WR
10	169	Ray Davis	RB
10	170	Brandin Cooks	WR
11	171	Daniel Jones	QB
11	172	New York Jets	DST
11	173	Zach Charbonnet	RB
11	174	Bucky Irving	RB
11	175	Quentin Johnston	WR
11	176	Theo Johnson	TE
11	177	Baker Mayfield	QB
11	178	Derek Carr	QB
11	179	Bryce Young	QB
11	180	San Francisco 49ers	DST
11	181	Baltimore Ravens	DST
11	182	Kimani Vidal	RB
11	183	Dallas Cowboys	DST
11	184	Cleveland Browns	DST
11	185	Josh Downs	WR
11	186	Justice Hill	RB
11	187	Zach Ertz	TE
11	188	Bo Nix	QB
11	189	Gabe Davis	WR
11	190	Tucker Kraft	TE
11	191	Roschon Johnson	RB
11	192	Kansas City Chiefs	DST
11	193	Ja'Lynn Polk	WR
11	194	Greg Dortch	WR
11	195	Hayden Hurst	TE
12	196	Miami Dolphins	DST
12	197	Buffalo Bills	DST
12	198	Brandon Aubrey	K
12	199	Pittsburgh Steelers	DST
12	200	Emanuel Wilson	RB
12	201	Philadelphia Eagles	DST
12	202	Ja'Tavion Sanders	TE
12	203	Houston Texans	DST
12	204	Justin Tucker	K
12	205	Jake Moody	K
12	206	Seattle Seahawks	DST
12	207	Michael Mayer	TE
12	208	Dyami Brown	WR
13	209	Jalin Hyatt	WR
13	210	Jason Sanders	K
13	211	Roman Wilson	WR
13	212	Younghoe Koo	K
13	213	Samaje Perine	RB
13	214	Jalen McMillan	WR
13	215	Kylen Granson	TE
13	216	Adam Thielen	WR
13	217	Chicago Bears	DST
13	218	Ka'imi Fairbairn	K
13	219	Wan'Dale Robinson	WR
13	220	Jahan Dotson	WR
13	221	Harrison Butker	K
13	222	Will Dissly	TE
13	223	New Orleans Saints	DST
13	224	Jake Elliott	K
13	225	Sam Darnold	QB
13	226	Tyler Bass	K
13	227	Braelon Allen	RB
13	228	Evan McPherson	K
13	229	Van Jefferson	WR
13	230	MarShawn Lloyd	RB
13	231	Minnesota Vikings	DST
13	232	Audric Estime	RB
13	233	Troy Franklin	WR
13	234	Xavier Legette	WR
13	235	Dustin Hopkins	K
13	236	DJ Chark Jr.	WR
13	237	Alexander Mattison	RB
13	238	Tyler Higbee	TE
13	239	Andrei Iosivas	WR
13	240	Cairo Santos	K
13	241	Jacksonville Jaguars	DST
13	242	Trey Sermon	RB
14	243	Demarcus Robinson	WR
14	244	Erick All Jr.	TE
14	245	Matt Gay	K
14	246	Tyler Boyd	WR
14	247	Gardner Minshew II	QB
14	248	Tyrone Tracy Jr.	RB
14	249	Ricky Pearsall	WR
14	250	Jalen Tolbert	WR
14	251	Cordarrelle Patterson	RB
14	252	Indianapolis Colts	DST
14	253	Cameron Dicker	K
14	254	Cam Akers	RB
14	255	Jason Myers	K
14	256	Greg Zuerlein	K
14	257	Russell Wilson	QB
14	258	Jamaal Williams	RB
14	259	Zay Jones	WR
14	260	Tank Bigsby	RB
15	261	Will Shipley	RB
15	262	Kenneth Gainwell	RB
15	263	Keaton Mitchell	RB
15	264	Dalvin Cook	RB
15	265	Justin Fields	QB
15	266	Clyde Edwards-Helaire	RB
15	267	Detroit Lions	DST
15	268	Atlanta Falcons	DST
15	269	Matt Prater	K
15	270	Pierre Strong Jr.	RB
15	271	Jacoby Brissett	QB
15	272	Khalil Herbert	RB
15	273	D'Ernest Johnson	RB
15	274	Drake Maye	QB
15	275	Aidan O'Connell	QB
15	276	Brayden Narveson	K
15	277	Drew Lock	QB
15	278	Michael Penix Jr.	QB
15	279	Los Angeles Chargers	DST
15	280	Jarrett Stidham	QB
15	281	Jameis Winston	QB

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