Fantasy Football Mock Draft: Simulating Every Round

You should be well prepared for your draft by now. It is time to get drafting, and we have your road map right here with a round-by-round mock draft simulation.

You have consumed The Complete 2013 Fantasy Football Primer, my comprehensive look at all the sleepers, busts and breakouts by position.

You boned up on the 25 Things You Absolutely Must Know for Your Fantasy Football Draft, where I outline all the tricks and strategies and give you all the insight a fantasy analyst can provide.

You have even gone back to review the Fantasy Football Takeaways from NFL Preseason Week 3 to get the latest on the most recent risers and sliders.

Now, you should print a single-page cheat sheet like the one I produced for SI.com and arm yourself with my SI.com Top 300 and the wisdom of the crowd: the average draft positions from your draft sites like Yahoo!, ESPN and CBS Sports.

For reference sake, the following round-by-round slides will be for a standard, 12-team, non-PPR, 16-round mock draft. Starting lineups will feature one quarterback, two running backs, three wide receivers, one tight end, one defense/special teams, a kicker and a flex player (RB-WR-TE). All touchdowns will be worth six points: passing, rushing and receiving.

It is time take those tools out of the tool box and chisel out your 2013 fantasy football masterpiece. Click through with us; we promise you are going to learn things along the way.

Note: This is a serpentine (snake) draft, with trailing parenthetical numbers representing the team (numbered 1-12) who's picking.

Round 1: The Feature Running Backs

1. RB Adrian Peterson, MIN (1)
2. RB Doug Martin, TB (2)
3. RB Arian Foster, HOU (3)
4. RB Marshawn Lynch, SEA (4)
5. RB Ray Rice, BAL (5)
6. RB Jamaal Charles, KC (6)
7. RB C.J. Spiller, BUF (7)
8. WR Calvin Johnson, DET (8)
9. RB LeSean McCoy, PHI (9)
10. RB Alfred Morris, WAS (10)
11. RB Trent Richardson, CLE (11)
12. RB Stevan Ridley, NE (12)

The order of the feature backs could differ some, but the first-round inhabitants should be comprised of only this select group. Since this is a non-PPR league, Calvin Johnson is the only receiver to be picked and Stevan Ridley's 1,200 yards and 12 touchdowns warrant a first-round selection.

Round 2: The Elite WRs, QBs and TE

1. WR A.J. Green, CIN (12)
2. RB Chris Johnson, TEN (11)
3. WR Julio Jones, ATL (10)
4. WR Dez Bryant, DAL (9)
5. QB Aaron Rodgers, GB (8)
6. WR Brandon Marshall, CHI (7)
7. RB Steven Jackson, ATL (6)
8. RB Matt Forte, CHI (5)
9. TE Jimmy Graham, NO (4)
10. RB DeMarco Murray, DAL (3)
11. QB Drew Brees, NO (2)
12. WR Demaryius Thomas, DEN (1)

Round 2 is going to be one for the elite receivers, the first of the quarterbacks, the feature-back leftovers and perhaps one and only one tight end, Jimmy Graham. We would suggest you not reach for Graham here—viable starting tight ends are a dime a dozen—but if you like having the potential knockout star at the position, begin to consider it after the top 20 players are off the board.

Whether or not you pick an elite quarterback or tight end here, you want to be sure to have at least one running back at this point. Failing that, you are going to have a hard time finding two starter-worthy options at the most important position in fantasy.

Round 3: It Promises to Be WR Heavy

1. WR Larry Fitzgerald, ARI (1)
2. WR Roddy White, ATL (2)
3. WR Victor Cruz, NYG (3)
4. QB Peyton Manning, DEN (4)
5. WR Andre Johnson, HOU (5)
6. WR Randall Cobb, GB (6)
7. RB Reggie Bush, DET (7)
8. RB Maurice Jones-Drew, JAC (8)
9. WR Vincent Jackson, TB (9)
10. RB David Wilson, NYG (10)
11. WR Marques Colston, NO (11)
12. RB Frank Gore, SF (12)

The third round is traditionally one for the receivers, particularly if you didn't get one in the previous round. If you don't draft a receiver with one of your first three picks, you better start planning to hammer the position for the ensuing rounds.

In one-quarterback leagues, resist the urge to go quarterback here. There are going to be good quarterbacks available in a few more rounds, we promise.

Round 4: Sure-Fire WR Starters Dry Up Here

1. WR Danny Amendola, NE (12)
2. RB Montee Ball, DEN (11)
3. WR Wes Welker, DEN (10)
4. WR Eric Decker, DEN (9)
5. WR Hakeem Nicks, NYG (8)
6. WR Dwayne Bowe, KC (7)
7. QB Cam Newton, CAR (6)
8. WR Reggie Wayne, IND (5)
9. WR Torrey Smith, BAL (4)
10. QB Colin Kaepernick, SF (3)
11. WR Pierre Garcon, WAS (2)
12. RB Lamar Miller, MIA (1)

This is another wide receiver-heavy round. In fact, it might be the last time you see a 1,000-yard, 10-touchdown candidate on the board. It would be a good idea to make sure you have two receivers by the end of Round 4.

If you are one of those all over the new-wave mobile quarterbacks, this is the first round you should consider jumping on them. While they could provide returns that make them worthy of a pick in earlier rounds, their so-so supporting casts make them risky at a high draft position. Round 4, after you have some backs and receivers, is the time the risk becomes worth taking.

Round 5: Gronk Shouldn't Last This Long

1. TE Rob Gronkowski, NE (1)
2. TE Jason Witten, DAL (2)
3. WR James Jones, GB (3)
4. RB Eddie Lacy, GB (4)
5. QB Matt Ryan, ATL (5)
6. WR Antonio Brown, PIT (6)
7. QB Tom Brady, NE (7)
8. RB Darren Sproles, NO (8)
9. RB Giovani Bernard, CIN (9)
10. QB Matthew Stafford, DET (10)
11. WR DeSean Jackson, PHI (11)
12. RB Ryan Mathews, SD (12)

Drafters are certainly scared off by Gronk's back surgery and his mid-September best-case scenario for a return, but they also see the potential. Don't wait until Round 5 to hope he slips.

As for the quarterbacks, this has been a common round for drop-back quarterback monsters Ryan, Brady and Stafford. They have second-round ceilings and fifth-round floors. They are a great value here.

Round 6: Last of the Low-End RB Starters

1. WR Mike Wallace, MIA (12)
2. WR Mike Williams, TB (11)
3. WR Jordy Nelson, GB (10)
4. QB Robert Griffin, WAS (9)
5. RB Daryl Richardson, STL (8)
6. RB Darren McFadden, OAK (7)
7. RB Ahmad Bradshaw, IND (6)
8. RB Mark Ingram, NO (5)
9. WR Cecil Shorts, JAC (4)
10. RB DeAngelo Williams, CAR (3)
11. RB Rashard Mendenhall, ARI (2)
12. RB Chris Ivory, NYJ (1)

This round will dry up the last of the true starting running backs in the NFL. You will want to have at least three running backs on your roster through Round 6; otherwise, you are going to be left scrambling at a position that is not easy to draft value at later.

This week's news of RG3's Week 1 start puts him in this round, if not a round higher. He is the best of the read-option quarterbacks, even if Cam Newton and Colin Kaepernick are getting more love from the fantasy masses.

Round 7: Have Your QB at This Point

1. WR T.Y. Hilton, IND (1)
2. WR Steve Smith, CAR (2)
3. WR Steve Johnson, BUF (3)
4. WR Miles Austin, DAL (4)
5. RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis, CIN (5)
6. TE Vernon Davis, SF (6)
7. WR Tavon Austin, STL (7)
8. RB Bilal Powell, NYJ (8)
9. TE Tony Gonzalez, ATL (9)
10. RB Shane Vereen, NE (10)
11. RB Ronnie Hillman, DEN (11)
12. QB Andrew Luck, IND (12)

While it is possible one of the top 12 fantasy quarterbacks will slip through this round as someone takes the strategy of waiting on QBs to the highest level, you would be best served to have your quarterback by the end of Round 7.

If you already have your quarterback, find your starter at tight end or add to your wide receiver depth. It is likely running backs will be dried up by now, so your opinions here would qualify as a reach. Wait a round or two to pick through the running back scraps, even if you missed on the position in the early rounds.

Round 8: Time to Handcuff Your Round 1 RB

1. RB Le'Veon Bell, PIT (12)
2. QB Tony Romo, DAL (11)
3. TE Kyle Rudolph, MIN (10)
4. RB Bryce Brown, PHI (9)
5. WR Anquan Boldin, SF (8)
6. RB Vick Ballard, IND (7)
7. WR Greg Jennings, MIN (6)
8. WR Josh Gordon, CLE (5)
9. RB Bernard Pierce, BAL (4)
10. RB Ben Tate, HOU (3)
11. RB Jonathan Dwyer, PIT (2)
12. QB Russell Wilson, SEA (1)

Through seven rounds, you should have your starters at quarterback, running back and wide receiver set. If you drafted one of the elite running backs who has a well-regarded backup, now is the time to pick him. It is called a handcuff.

The best handcuffs project to have value for fantasy owners regardless of whether they eventually start, so other fantasy owners will start hounding your ace's backup. Get at jump on those fools here.

Round 9: Time to Start Picking Defenses

1. RB Danny Woodhead, SD (1)
2. RB Isaac Redman, PIT (2)
3. TE Greg Olsen, CAR (3)
4. WR Kenny Britt, TEN (4)
5. TE Antonio Gates, SD (5)
6. RB Pierre Thomas, NO (6)
7. RB Fred Jackson, BUF (7)
8. DST Seahawks, SEA (8)
9. WR Vincent Brown, SD (9)
10. RB Andre Brown, NYG (10)
11. TE Owen Daniels, HOU (11)
12. RB Isaiah Pead, STL (12)

Assuming everything has gone according to plan and you haven't had to scramble to correct an early mistake, you can consider undoing the bubble wrap on the defensive/special teams units. The Seattle Seahawks are a good No. 1.

If you haven't locked up your quarterback starter and at least one extra running back and receiver after your starters, you have to wait on defense (and perhaps tight end). Use Round 9 to make sure you are covered at the more important running back and receiver positions. There are some sleepers who will emerge in this round at those spots.

Round 10: Pick Up Insurance at QB Here

1. RB Zac Stacy, STL (12)
2. RB Shonn Greene, TEN (11)
3. WR Sidney Rice, SEA (10)
4. RB Knowshon Moreno, DEN (9)
5. TE Jermichael Finley, GB (8)
6. RB Joique Bell, DET (7)
7. RB Jacquizz Rodgers, ATL (6)
8. RB Michael Bush, CHI (5)
9. QB Michael Vick, PHI (4)
10. RB Jonathan Stewart, CAR (3)
11. RB Johnathan Franklin, GB (2)
12. QB Eli Manning, NYG (1)

Like Round 9, this is another opportunity to backfill what you might have missed at running back and receiver. The options are not great here, but take fliers on the best of what is left.

If you have followed this script perfectly, you should be set up to score a premium backup fantasy quarterback. It is the highest-scoring position in your league every week, so buy some insurance on your starter here no matter where you picked him. The best of the backup fantasy quarterbacks are going off the board now.

Round 11: Expect a Run on Defenses Now

1. DST 49ers, SF (1)
2. DST Texans, HOU (2)
3. DST Bears, CHI (3)
4. DST Steelers, PIT (4)
5. DST Bengals, CIN (5)
6. RB Knile Davis, KC (6)
7. TE Brandon Pettigrew, DET (7)
8. WR Lance Moore, NO (8)
9. QB Andy Dalton, CIN (9)
10. RB Roy Helu, WAS (10)
11. WR Kenbrell Thompkins, NE (11)
12. TE Martellus Bennett, CHI (12)

Unless you are a fantasy owner who likes to treat the defensive/special teams position like a revolving door, swapping them out every week based on the matchup, you will want to have your primary defensive unit by now. The defenses that will be immune to unfavorable matchups won't last long after 11 rounds.

If you already have that squared away and have a tight end starter, you can start value-picking on the players that have been overlooked. A sleeper like Pats rookie Thompkins might not make it here, but someone of his ilk will. Snatch up the surprise fallers in Round 12.

Round 12: Reliable Defenses Dry Up by Now

1. RB Kendall Hunter, SF (12)
2. DST Broncos, DEN (11)
3. DST Patriots, NE (10)
4. DST Packers, GB (9)
5. QB Ben Roethlisberger, PIT (8)
6. DST Ravens, BAL (7)
7. WR Justin Blackmon, JAC (6)
8. WR Alshon Jeffery, CHI (5)
9. RB Robert Turbin, SEA (4)
10. WR Golden Tate, SEA (3)
11. RB LaMichael James, SF (2)
12. RB Daniel Thomas, MIA (1)

Once your league starts picking defenses, it might take just a few rounds for the position's viable starters to be completely picked over. If you are in a league that gives big points (especially big negatives) to defenses, you will want to have your starter at the position by now.

Outside of that, keep picking your running back handcuffs or depth at the deep receiver position. Sleepers like Alshon Jeffery and the suspended Justin Blackmon could fall to this level. They would qualify as steals at this point.

Round 13: Look for High-Ceiling Talent

1. WR Chris Givens, STL (1)
2. WR Emmanuel Sanders, PIT (2)
3. QB Carson Palmer, ARI (3)
4. RB Christine Michael, SEA (4)
5. WR Michael Floyd, ARI (5)
6. WR DeAndre Hopkins, HOU (6)
7. WR Aaron Dobson, NE (7)
8. RB Ryan Williams, ARI (8)
9. WR Brandon LaFell, CAR (9)
10. WR Mohamed Sanu, CIN (10)
11. QB Josh Freeman, TB (11)
12. DST Rams, STL (12)

This is perhaps the last round you have to play with. Your final rounds will be left to make sure you have a kicker, defense, tight end and the bye-week coverage on your starters at the premium positions (quarterback, running back and receiver).

If you are a fantasy veteran, you have all that furniture squared away and you can take some high-ceiling prospects we have yet to truly get a look at. Rookie receivers like Hopkins and Dobson are nice picks, as are some second-year talents primed for a breakthrough like Floyd and Sanu. If oft-injured Ryan Williams is still on the board, snatch him up, just in case he winds up stealing the job from Rashard Mendenhall in Arizona.

Round 14: Finally! Kickers Start to Go

1. RB LeGarrette Blount, NE (12)
2. WR Darrius Heyward-Bey, IND (11)
3. WR Denarius Moore, OAK (10)
4. RB Mikel Leshoure, DET (9)
5. WR Greg Little, CLE (8)
6. WR Cordarrelle Patterson, MIN (7)
7. QB Sam Bradford, STL (6)
8. K Stephen Gostkowski, NE (5)
9. RB Marcel Reece, OAK (4)
10. K Phil Dawson, SF (3)
11. WR Ryan Broyles, DET (2)
12. RB Toby Gerhart, MIN (1)

Assuming you are well stocked across the board, you can draft a kicker if you are really anxious to here. It might be the only way you lock up a steady guy like Gostkowski or a potential breakthrough kicking monster in the 49ers' Dawson.

Otherwise, you will be plugging holes at your premium positions or picking up sleepers at wide receiver.

Round 15: WR Pool Is Merely Scraps Now

1. WR Kendall Wright, TEN (1)
2. QB Joe Flacco, BAL (2)
3. WR Santonio Holmes, NYJ (3)
4. WR Rueben Randle, NYG (4)
5. RB Brandon Bolden, NE (5)
6. K Matt Bryant, ATL (6)
7. WR Nate Burleson, DET (7)
8. K Blair Walsh, MIN (8)
9. K Matt Prater, DEN (9)
10. K Justin Tucker, BAL (10)
11. K Dan Bailey, DAL (11)
12. K Greg Zuerlein, STL (12)

At this point, there is likely nothing left at receiver or running back, so going with your kicker before everyone else plans to in the final round isn't a terrible thing. You at least get your pick of the litter that way, if you need it.

Hint: Pick a kicker with a late bye week, as I advise at SI.com. It is one of my favorite strategies to attack the least important position in fantasy.

Many fantasy owners drop their kicker going into the bye week and use a set-it-and-forget-it strategy at the position. A late bye week will ultimately give you the flexibility to pick up the kickers owners drop during the bye season or not worry about making a move at all.

Round 16: The Leftovers and Kickers

1. WR Jeremy Kerley, NYJ (12)
2. TE Jared Cook, STL (11)
3. QB Jay Cutler, CHI (10)
4. K Garrett Hartley, NO (9)
5. QB Philip Rivers, SD (8)
6. K Steven Hauschka, SEA (7)
7. DST Falcons, ATL (6)
8. QB Alex Smith, KC (5)
9. K Randy Bullock, HOU (4)
10. RB Joseph Randle, DAL (3)
11. K Mason Crosby, GB (2)
12. K Sebastian Janikowski, OAK (1)

There are rarely any decisions to be made in the last round. They tend to be made for you by all of your other picks. Most leagues require you to draft a legal starting lineup, so make sure you have coverage at all the positions before you call out your Mr. Irrelevant.

Team-by-team results

In case you want to see how each of the draft positions fared, here is a team-by-team breakdown of this mock draft: 

Team No. 1

1	RB	Adrian Peterson	MIN
24	WR	Demaryius Thomas	DEN
25	WR	Larry Fitzgerald	ARI
48	RB	Lamar Miller	MIA
49	TE	Rob Gronkowski	NE
72	RB	Chris Ivory	NYJ
73	WR	Reggie Wayne	IND
85	RB	Le'Veon Bell	PIT
97	RB	Danny Woodhead	SD
120	QB	Eli Manning	NYG
121	DST	49ers	SF
144	RB	Daniel Thomas	MIA
145	WR	Chris Givens	STL
168	RB	Toby Gerhart	MIN
169	WR	Kendall Wright	TEN
192	K	Sebastian Janikowski	OAK

Team No. 2

2	RB	Doug Martin	TB
23	QB	Drew Brees	NO
26	WR	Roddy White	ATL
47	WR	Pierre Garcon	WAS
50	TE	Jason Witten	DAL
71	RB	Rashard Mendenhall	ARI
74	WR	Steve Smith	CAR
86	QB	Tony Romo	DAL
98	RB	Isaac Redman	PIT
119	RB	Johnathan Franklin	GB
122	DST	Texans	HOU
143	RB	LaMichael James	SF
146	WR	Emmanuel Sanders	PIT
167	WR	Ryan Broyles	DET
170	QB	Joe Flacco	BAL
191	K	Mason Crosby	GB

Team No. 3

3	RB	Arian Foster	HOU
22	RB	DeMarco Murray	DAL
27	WR	Victor Cruz	NYG
46	QB	Colin Kaepernick	SF
51	WR	James Jones	GB
70	RB	DeAngelo Williams	CAR
75	WR	Steve Johnson	BUF
87	RB	Ben Tate	HOU
99	TE	Greg Olsen	CAR
118	RB	Jonathan Stewart	CAR
123	DST	Bears	CHI
142	WR	Golden Tate	SEA
147	QB	Carson Palmer	ARI
166	K	Phil Dawson	SF
171	WR	Santonio Holmes	NYJ
190	RB	Joseph Randle	DAL

Team No. 4

4	RB	Marshawn Lynch	SEA
21	TE	Jimmy Graham	NO
28	QB	Peyton Manning	DEN
45	WR	Torrey Smith	BAL
52	RB	Eddie Lacy	GB
69	WR	Cecil Shorts	JAC
76	WR	Miles Austin	DAL
88	RB	Bryce Brown	PHI
100	WR	Kenny Britt	TEN
117	QB	Michael Vick	PHI
124	DST	Steelers	PIT
141	RB	Robert Turbin	SEA
148	RB	Christine Michael	SEA
165	RB	Marcel Reece	OAK
172	WR	Rueben Randle	NYG
189	K	Randy Bullock	HOU

Team No. 5

5	RB	Ray Rice	BAL
20	RB	Matt Forte	CHI
29	WR	Andre Johnson	HOU
44	WR	Reggie Wayne	IND
53	QB	Matt Ryan	ATL
68	RB	Mark Ingram	NO
77	RB	BenJarvus Green-Ellis	CIN
89	WR	Anquan Boldin	SF
101	TE	Antonio Gates	SD
116	RB	Michael Bush	CHI
125	DST	Bengals	CIN
140	WR	Alshon Jeffery	CHI
149	WR	Michael Floyd	ARI
164	K	Stephen Gostkowski	NE
173	RB	Brandon Bolden	NE
188	QB	Alex Smith	KC

Team No. 6

6	RB	Jamaal Charles	KC
19	RB	Steven Jackson	ATL
30	WR	Randall Cobb	GB
43	QB	Cam Newton	CAR
54	WR	Antonio Brown	PIT
67	RB	Ahmad Bradshaw	IND
78	TE	Vernon Davis	SF
90	RB	Vick Ballard	IND
102	RB	Pierre Thomas	NO
115	RB	Jacquizz Rodgers	ATL
126	RB	Knile Davis	KC
139	WR	Justin Blackmon	JAC
150	WR	DeAndre Hopkins	HOU
163	QB	Sam Bradford	STL
174	K	Matt Bryant	ATL
187	DST	Falcons	ATL

Team No. 7

7	RB	C.J. Spiller	BUF
18	WR	Brandon Marshall	CHI
31	RB	Reggie Bush	DET
42	WR	Dwayne Bowe	KC
55	QB	Tom Brady	NE
66	RB	Darren McFadden	OAK
79	WR	Tavon Austin	STL
91	WR	Greg Jennings	MIN
103	RB	Fred Jackson	BUF
114	RB	Joique Bell	DET
127	TE	Brandon Pettigrew	DET
138	DST	Ravens	BAL
151	WR	Aaron Dobson	NE
162	WR	Cordarrelle Patterson	MIN
175	WR	Nate Burleson	DET
186	K	Steven Hauschka	SEA

Team No. 8

8	WR	Calvin Johnson	DET
17	QB	Aaron Rodgers	GB
32	RB	Maurice Jones-Drew	JAC
41	WR	Hakeem Nicks	NYG
56	RB	Darren Sproles	NO
65	RB	Daryl Richardson	STL
80	RB	Bilal Powell	NYJ
92	WR	Josh Gordon	CLE
104	DST	Seahawks	SEA
113	TE	Jermichael Finley	GB
128	WR	Lance Moore	NO
137	QB	Ben Roethlisberger	PIT
152	RB	Ryan Williams	ARI
161	WR	Greg Little	CLE
176	K	Blair Walsh	MIN
185	QB	Philip Rivers	SD

Team No. 9

9	RB	LeSean McCoy	PHI
16	WR	Dez Bryant	DAL
33	WR	Vincent Jackson	TB
40	WR	Eric Decker	DEN
57	RB	Giovani Bernard	CIN
64	QB	Robert Griffin	WAS
81	TE	Tony Gonzalez	ATL
93	RB	Bernard Pierce	BAL
105	WR	Vincent Brown	SD
112	RB	Knowshon Moreno	DEN
129	QB	Andy Dalton	CIN
136	DST	Packers	GB
153	WR	Brandon LaFell	CAR
160	RB	Mikel Leshoure	DET
177	K	Matt Prater	DEN
184	K	Garrett Hartley	NO

Team No. 10

10	RB	Alfred Morris	WAS
15	WR	Julio Jones	ATL
34	RB	David Wilson	NYG
39	WR	Wes Welker	DEN
58	QB	Matthew Stafford	DET
63	WR	Jordy Nelson	GB
82	RB	Shane Vereen	NE
94	TE	Kyle Rudolph	MIN
106	RB	Andre Brown	NYG
111	WR	Sidney Rice	SEA
130	RB	Roy Helu	WAS
135	DST	Patriots	NE
154	WR	Mohamed Sanu	CIN
159	WR	Denarius Moore	OAK
178	K	Justin Tucker	BAL
183	QB	Jay Cutler	CHI

Team No. 11

11	RB	Trent Richardson	CLE
14	RB	Chris Johnson	TEN
35	WR	Marques Colston	NO
38	RB	Montee Ball	DEN
59	WR	DeSean Jackson	PHI
62	WR	Mike Williams	TB
83	RB	Ronnie Hillman	DEN
95	RB	Jonathan Dwyer	PIT
107	TE	Owen Daniels	HOU
110	RB	Shonn Greene	TEN
131	WR	Kenbrell Thompkins	NE
134	DST	Broncos	DEN
155	QB	Josh Freeman	TB
158	WR	Darrius Heyward-Bey	IND
179	K	Dan Bailey	DAL
182	TE	Jared Cook	STL

Team No. 12

12	RB	Stevan Ridley	NE
13	WR	A.J. Green	CIN
36	RB	Frank Gore	SF
37	WR	Danny Amendola	NE
60	RB	Ryan Mathews	SD
61	WR	Mike Wallace	MIA
84	QB	Andrew Luck	IND
96	QB	Russell Wilson	SEA
108	RB	Isaiah Pead	STL
109	RB	Zac Stacy	STL
132	TE	Martellus Bennett	CHI
133	RB	Kendall Hunter	SF
156	DST	Rams	STL
157	RB	LeGarrette Blount	NE
180	K	Greg Zuerlein	STL
181	WR	Jeremy Kerley	NYJ

  

Follow @EricMackFantasy

Eric Mack, one of the giants among fantasy writers, is the Fantasy Football Lead Writer for Bleacher Report this season. Follow him on Twitter, where you can ask him endless questions about your team, rip him for his content and even challenge him to a head-to-head fantasy game. You can also listen to him on his podcast he deprecatingly dubbed the Fantasy FatCast.