Fantasy football mock drafts: IDP lessons in a 12-teamer

With Week 1 fast approaching, we’re winding down our mock draft series here at PFF Fantasy. Our latest mock draft was a 12-team IDP league with PPR scoring. Each franchise was given 24 roster spots, with 15 starters:

Total Starters:	15
Number of Starting QBs:	1
Number of Starting RBs:	2
Number of Starting WRs:	2
Number of Starting TEs:	1
Number of Starting PKs:	1
Number of Starting DT+DEs:	2-3
Number of Starting LBs:	3-4
Number of Starting CB+Ss:	2-3
Total Number of Starting Individual Defensive Players:	8

For those new to IDP, the three scoring formats commonly used are tackle-heavy, big-play, and balanced. For this draft we used balanced scoring settings:

Fumble Recoveries	4 points
Forced Fumbles	4 points
Interceptions Caught	5 points
Passes Defensed	1.5 points
Blocked Field Goals	3 points
Blocked Punts	3 points
Blocked Extra Points	1 point
Tackles	2 points
Assists	.75 points
Sacked a QB	4 points
Tackles for a Loss	2 points
Safeties	10 points
Defensive & Special Teams TDs	6 points

Compared to the standard team defense/special teams, in IDP you really can’t help but come away with a deeper knowledge of the parts that comprise each defensive unit across the league. That, in turn, helps bolster our lineup decisions on the other side of the ball, as we develop a better sense of which individual defensive matchups are better to attack or avoid (hence why the weekly WR-CB matchup chart has become so popular amongst PFF subscribers).

This draft happened to feature some of the most accurate IDP heavyweights in the industry, including our own Jeff Ratcliffe, Pat Thorman, and Walton Spurlin. Joining us were Gary Davenport of Fantasy Sharks and 4for4’s Mike Woellert.

One final note: you can find a glossary with acronyms for all of PFF’s signature stats here. Below is a quick key with a few of the unique defensive metrics we’ll be referencing.

TPOP:                    tackles per opportunity
QBP:                      qb pressure frequency
SKCON:                sacks converted
%TA:                      percent targeted on cover snaps
POB:                      plays on ball

Pick	Manager	Selection
1.01	Daniel Kelley	Bell, Le'Veon PIT RB
1.02	Tyler Loechner	Johnson, David ARI RB
1.03	Walton Spurlin	Brown, Antonio PIT WR
1.04	Dan Schneier	Beckham, Odell NYG WR
1.05	Tyler Buecher	Jones, Julio ATL WR
1.06	Mike Castiglione	Evans, Mike TBB WR
1.07	Scott Barrett	Green, A.J. CIN WR
1.08	Michael Moore	McCoy, LeSean BUF RB
1.09	Jeff Ratcliffe	Gordon, Melvin LAC RB
1.10	Gary Davenport	Freeman, Devonta ATL RB
1.11	Pat Thorman	Murray, DeMarco TEN RB
1.12	Mike Woellert	Nelson, Jordy GBP WR
2.01	Mike Woellert	Fournette, Leonard JAC RB
2.02	Pat Thorman	Thomas, Michael NOS WR
2.03	Gary Davenport	Howard, Jordan CHI RB
2.04	Jeff Ratcliffe	Ajayi, Jay MIA RB
2.05	Michael Moore	Hilton, T.Y. IND WR
2.06	Scott Barrett	Bryant, Dez DAL WR
2.07	Mike Castiglione	Gronkowski, Rob NEP TE
2.08	Tyler Buecher	Baldwin, Doug SEA WR
2.09	Dan Schneier	Cooper, Amari OAK WR
2.10	Walton Spurlin	Gurley, Todd LAR RB
2.11	Tyler Loechner	Cooks, Brandin NEP WR
2.12	Daniel Kelley	Hopkins, DeAndre HOU WR

Notes: There were few surprises at the top of the draft. In fact, the first several rounds in an IDP draft are often indistinguishable from traditional formats… Woellert took Leonard Fournette with the first pick of the second round, and while that may be about a round earlier than Fournette’s current 3.04 ADP according to Fantasy Football Calculator, the Jaguars’ rookie likely would have been gone by the time Woellert was back on the clock with pick 3.12. It’s a good reminder that if you really like a certain player, there’s no shame in pulling the trigger a tad early to ensure he ends up on your roster. Just do your homework and keep your draft sheet current with rankings and ADPs, because there is a point where reaching diminishes returns… The early rounds of this draft took place before the injury to Julian Edelman, with Brandin Cooks now going toward the middle of the second round, compared to the Round 2/3 turn about a week ago.

Pick	Manager	Selection
3.01	Daniel Kelley	Elliott, Ezekiel DAL RB
3.02	Tyler Loechner	Allen, Keenan LAC WR
3.03	Walton Spurlin	Robinson, Allen JAC WR
3.04	Dan Schneier	Miller, Lamar HOU RB
3.05	Tyler Buecher	Thomas, Demaryius DEN WR
3.06	Mike Castiglione	Mixon, Joe CIN RB
3.07	Scott Barrett	Lynch, Marshawn OAK RB
3.08	Michael Moore	Kelce, Travis KCC TE
3.09	Jeff Ratcliffe	Crowell, Isaiah CLE RB
3.10	Gary Davenport	Jeffery, Alshon PHI WR
3.11	Pat Thorman	McCaffrey, Christian CAR RB
3.12	Mike Woellert	Montgomery, Ty GBP RB
4.01	Mike Woellert	Crabtree, Michael OAK WR
4.02	Pat Thorman	Watkins, Sammy LAR WR
4.03	Gary Davenport	Adams, Davante GBP WR
4.04	Jeff Ratcliffe	Rodgers, Aaron GBP QB
4.05	Michael Moore	Cook, Dalvin MIN RB
4.06	Scott Barrett	Hyde, Carlos SFO RB
4.07	Mike Castiglione	Brady, Tom NEP QB
4.08	Tyler Buecher	Pryor, Terrelle WAS WR
4.09	Dan Schneier	Hill, Tyreek KCC WR
4.10	Walton Spurlin	Abdullah, Ameer DET RB
4.11	Tyler Loechner	Reed, Jordan WAS TE
4.12	Daniel Kelley	Snead, Willie NOS WR

Notes: Ezekiel Elliott fell to Daniel Kelley at pick 3.01, which is more palatable than his current 2.05 ADP. We still don’t have any certainty on how the appeal process may delay or drag out (or reduce) Elliott’s impending six-game suspension… Another fading star, Sammy Watkins, went to Pat Thorman at 4.02, which isn’t far off from his peak 3.09 ADP toward the end of July. I still love Watkins’ talent, but this felt like a bit of a reach given his current 5.10 ADP in standard leagues in the wake of his trade to the Rams… The fourth round saw our first two quarterbacks off the board in Aaron Rodgers (4.04) and Tom Brady (4.07). Even with six points per passing TD, no one wanted to be the first to blink and take a QB in the first few rounds, continuing the trend from other mocks… The fourth round also saw a few solid value buys at RB in Dalvin Cook (4.05), Carlos Hyde (4.06) and Ameer Abdullah (4.10), three guys who will get a lot of usage.

Pick	Manager	Selection
5.01	Daniel Kelley	Landry, Jarvis MIA WR
5.02	Tyler Loechner	Bryant, Martavis PIT WR
5.03	Walton Spurlin	Watt, J.J. HOU DE
5.04	Dan Schneier	Graham, Jimmy SEA TE
5.05	Tyler Buecher	Olsen, Greg CAR TE
5.06	Mike Castiglione	Gillislee, Mike NEP RB
5.07	Scott Barrett	Tate, Golden DET WR
5.08	Michael Moore	Brees, Drew NOS QB
5.09	Jeff Ratcliffe	Fitzgerald, Larry ARI WR
5.10	Gary Davenport	Diggs, Stefon MIN WR
5.11	Pat Thorman	Crowder, Jamison WAS WR
5.12	Mike Woellert	Moncrief, Donte IND WR
6.01	Mike Woellert	Ware, Spencer KCC RB
6.02	Pat Thorman	Woodhead, Danny BAL RB
6.03	Gary Davenport	Coleman, Tevin ATL RB
6.04	Jeff Ratcliffe	Sanders, Emmanuel DEN WR
6.05	Michael Moore	Edelman, Julian NEP WR
6.06	Scott Barrett	Anderson, C.J. DEN RB
6.07	Mike Castiglione	Parker, DeVante MIA WR
6.08	Tyler Buecher	Ingram, Mark NOS RB
6.09	Dan Schneier	Perkins, Paul NYG RB
6.10	Walton Spurlin	Wilson, Russell SEA QB
6.11	Tyler Loechner	Benjamin, Kelvin CAR WR
6.12	Daniel Kelley	Lacy, Eddie SEA RB
7.01	Daniel Kelley	Garcon, Pierre SFO WR
7.02	Tyler Loechner	Powell, Bilal NYJ RB
7.03	Walton Spurlin	Williams, Tyrell LAC WR
7.04	Dan Schneier	Peterson, Adrian NOS RB
7.05	Tyler Buecher	Maclin, Jeremy BAL WR
7.06	Mike Castiglione	Kuechly, Luke CAR LB
7.07	Scott Barrett	Jackson, DeSean TBB WR
7.08	Michael Moore	Meredith, Cameron CHI WR
7.09	Jeff Ratcliffe	Marshall, Brandon NYG WR
7.10	Gary Davenport	Alexander, Kwon TBB LB
7.11	Pat Thorman	Henry, Derrick TEN RB
7.12	Mike Woellert	Ertz, Zach PHI TE

Notes: I liked how Tyler Loechner approached his draft slot from the 1.2 slot. After starting off with David Johnson, Loechner then prioritized pass catchers and followed up with Cooks, Keenan Allen, Jordan Reed, Martavis Bryant, and Kelvin Benjamin. He was still able to find some decent options at RB in the middle rounds before moving on to defense… J.J. Watt was the first defensive player off the board, going to Walton Spurlin at 5.03. Watt is easily the top DL option and arguably the top overall IDP pick, although the fifth round is a little early (to me) to start taking defensive players… With that said, I took the second defensive player and drafted Luke Kuechly at 7.06, which is also still considered early. The concussions remain a concern, but frankly I didn’t love any of the available options at this point in the draft and didn’t want to chase an offensive position with a lower-tiered player. So I opted to get a leg up on the other side of the ball and land a top-tier option at the linebacker position, which remained untapped up to that point in the draft… At 7.10, Davenporty nabbed Tampa Bay’s Kwon Alexander, who was second only to Bobby Wagner in fantasy scoring among LBs last season and ranked fourth in QB pressure rate (31.91).

Pick	Manager	Selection
8.01	Mike Woellert	Wagner, Bobby SEA LB
8.02	Pat Thorman	Brown, John ARI WR
8.03	Gary Davenport	Martin, Doug TBB RB
8.04	Jeff Ratcliffe	Eifert, Tyler CIN TE
8.05	Michael Moore	Gore, Frank IND RB
8.06	Scott Barrett	Rudolph, Kyle MIN TE
8.07	Mike Castiglione	Davis, Corey TEN WR
8.08	Tyler Buecher	Riddick, Theo DET RB
8.09	Dan Schneier	Decker, Eric TEN WR
8.10	Walton Spurlin	Walker, Delanie TEN TE
8.11	Tyler Loechner	Newton, Cam CAR QB
8.12	Daniel Kelley	Ryan, Matt ATL QB
9.01	Daniel Kelley	Ebron, Eric DET TE
9.02	Tyler Loechner	Hunt, Kareem KCC RB
9.03	Walton Spurlin	Kelley, Rob WAS RB
9.04	Dan Schneier	Luck, Andrew IND QB
9.05	Tyler Buecher	Collins, Landon NYG S
9.06	Mike Castiglione	Johnson, Duke CLE RB
9.07	Scott Barrett	Cobb, Randall GBP WR
9.08	Michael Moore	Ogletree, Alec LAR LB
9.09	Jeff Ratcliffe	Lee, Sean DAL LB
9.10	Gary Davenport	Collins, Jamie CLE LB
9.11	Pat Thorman	Burfict, Vontaze CIN LB
9.12	Mike Woellert	Mariota, Marcus TEN QB
10.01	Mike Woellert	Coleman, Corey CLE WR
10.02	Pat Thorman	Bennett, Martellus GBP TE
10.03	Gary Davenport	Jones, Marvin DET WR
10.04	Jeff Ratcliffe	Shazier, Ryan PIT LB
10.05	Michael Moore	Mosley, C.J. BAL LB
10.06	Scott Barrett	Bosa, Joey LAC DE
10.07	Mike Castiglione	Mack, Khalil OAK LB
10.08	Tyler Buecher	Winston, Jameis TBB QB
10.09	Dan Schneier	West, Terrance BAL RB
10.10	Walton Spurlin	Shepard, Sterling NYG WR
10.11	Tyler Loechner	Jones, Deion ATL LB
10.12	Daniel Kelley	Bowman, Navorro SFO LB

Notes: Round 9 effectively opened the flood gates at linebacker, the most coveted of the IDP positions with three starting spots designated for each roster. IDP pundits often advise to fill out your starting offense before honing in on the other side of the ball. Of the 24 selections made between Rounds 9 and 10, 11 went to defense, and all but two of those picks were linebackers… A case could be made for each of these picks, but I particularly liked the value that Daniel Kelley got with NaVorro Bowman , who led all LBs in fantasy scoring in 2015 before a torn Achilles limited his 2016 campaign to just four games… At 10.04, Ratcliffe took Pittsburgh LB Ryan Shazier, who tied Kuechly with 0.31 fantasy points per opportunity last season, which ranked third among LBs… Tyler Loechner dubbed his selection of Deion Jones as the LB11 at pick 10.11 “a steal,” considering Jones finished his rookie year as fantasy’s LB12 and returned two interceptions for touchdowns… I went with Khalil Mack at 10.07. The reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year tied for fourth last season in Plays on Ball (25) and has notched 26 sacks over the last two seasons.

Pick	Manager	Selection
11.01	Daniel Kelley	Clowney, Jadeveon HOU LB
11.02	Tyler Loechner	Williams, Jamaal GBP RB
11.03	Walton Spurlin	Ansah, Ezekiel DET DE
11.04	Dan Schneier	Kirksey, Christian CLE LB
11.05	Tyler Buecher	Brown, Jatavis LAC LB
11.06	Mike Castiglione	Prosise, C.J. SEA RB
11.07	Scott Barrett	Cousins, Kirk WAS QB
11.08	Michael Moore	Hunter, Danielle MIN DE
11.09	Jeff Ratcliffe	Ingram, Melvin LAC DE
11.10	Gary Davenport	McKinney, Benardrick HOU LB
11.11	Pat Thorman	Smith, Telvin JAC LB
11.12	Mike Woellert	Davis, Jarrad DET LB
12.01	Mike Woellert	Alonso, Kiko MIA LB
12.02	Pat Thorman	Pierre-Paul, Jason NYG DE
12.03	Gary Davenport	Vernon, Olivier NYG DE
12.04	Jeff Ratcliffe	Graham, Brandon PHI DE
12.05	Michael Moore	Blount, LeGarrette PHI RB
12.06	Scott Barrett	Dunlap, Carlos CIN DE
12.07	Mike Castiglione	Campbell, Calais JAC DE
12.08	Tyler Buecher	Barron, Mark LAR LB
12.09	Dan Schneier	Roethlisberger, Ben PIT QB
12.10	Walton Spurlin	Freeman, Jerrell CHI LB
12.11	Tyler Loechner	Henry, Hunter LAC TE
12.12	Daniel Kelley	Jones, Reshad MIA S
13.01	Daniel Kelley	Bernard, Giovani CIN RB
13.02	Tyler Loechner	Griffen, Everson MIN DE
13.03	Walton Spurlin	Rawls, Thomas SEA RB
13.04	Dan Schneier	Charles, Jamaal DEN RB
13.05	Tyler Buecher	Stewart, Jonathan CAR RB
13.06	Mike Castiglione	Cyprien, Johnathan TEN S
13.07	Scott Barrett	Kendricks, Eric MIN LB
13.08	Michael Moore	Jordan, Cameron NOS DE
13.09	Jeff Ratcliffe	McFadden, Darren DAL RB
13.10	Gary Davenport	Carr, Derek OAK QB
13.11	Pat Thorman	Prescott, Dak DAL QB
13.12	Mike Woellert	White, James NEP RB

Notes: The defensive picks continued to fly off the board in the early-double-digit rounds, and here we saw a run on defensive ends in particular. Upon switching back to a 4-3 defensive end from a 3-4 linebacker under Chip Kelly, Brandon Graham was rated by our Sam Monson as the No. 9 overall player across the league this past season after ranking second among all defenders in both pressures (83) and pressure rate (once every 5.8 pass-rushing snaps). Jeff was able to scoop him up at pick 12.04 as the DE8 in our draft, which is quite the value… Telvin Smith has been a top-five fantasy LB each of the last two seasons and has finished no worse than the LB12 his rookie year in 2014. For Pat Thorman to draft him as the LB17 at the end of the 11th round feels like theft… My pick, Calais Campbell, has been one of the most consistent interior defensive linemen and last year trailed only Sheldon Richardson in fantasy scoring… Here we see some of the domino effect of that IDP run that started a few rounds prior. Jeff struck again by snagging Darren McFadden at 13.09, a whole seven rounds later than his current 6.09 ADP in standard league drafts.

Pick	Manager	Selection
14.01	Mike Woellert	Heyward, Cameron PIT DE
14.02	Pat Thorman	Thielen, Adam MIN WR
14.03	Gary Davenport	Doyle, Jack IND TE
14.04	Jeff Ratcliffe	Doctson, Josh WAS WR
14.05	Michael Moore	Britt, Kenny CLE WR
14.06	Scott Barrett	David, Lavonte TBB LB
14.07	Mike Castiglione	White, Kevin CHI WR
14.08	Tyler Buecher	Wilkerson, Muhammad NYJ DE
14.09	Dan Schneier	Bennett, Michael SEA DE
14.10	Walton Spurlin	Brown, Zach WAS LB
14.11	Tyler Loechner	Richardson, Paul SEA WR
14.12	Daniel Kelley	Beasley, Vic ATL LB
15.01	Daniel Kelley	Fleener, Coby NOS TE
15.02	Tyler Loechner	Johnson, Derrick KCC LB
15.03	Walton Spurlin	Brown, Preston BUF LB
15.04	Dan Schneier	Perine, Samaje WAS RB
15.05	Tyler Buecher	Hicks, Jordan PHI LB
15.06	Mike Castiglione	Clinton-Dix, Ha Ha GBP S
15.07	Scott Barrett	Lee, Darron NYJ LB
15.08	Michael Moore	Smith, Harrison MIN S
15.09	Jeff Ratcliffe	Joseph, Karl OAK S
15.10	Gary Davenport	Williamson, Avery TEN LB
15.11	Pat Thorman	Whitehead, Tahir DET LB
15.12	Mike Woellert	Neal, Keanu ATL S
16.01	Mike Woellert	Wallace, Mike BAL WR
16.02	Pat Thorman	Ginn Jr., Ted NOS WR
16.03	Gary Davenport	Rivers, Philip LAC QB
16.04	Jeff Ratcliffe	Miller, Von DEN LB
16.05	Michael Moore	Church, Barry JAC S
16.06	Scott Barrett	Burnett, Morgan GBP S
16.07	Mike Castiglione	Mack, Marlon IND RB
16.08	Tyler Buecher	Sproles, Darren PHI RB
16.09	Dan Schneier	Manning, Eli NYG QB
16.10	Walton Spurlin	Stafford, Matthew DET QB
16.11	Tyler Loechner	Kamara, Alvin NOS RB
16.12	Daniel Kelley	Flowers, Trey NEP DE

Notes: Outside linebacker Vic Beasley went to Daniel Kelley at 14.12, a handful of picks before I was eyeing him up at 15.06. Beasley is coming off a league-high 15.5 sacks to go with six forced fumbles and a touchdown return in his second season, earning first-team All-Pro honors in the process. One concern for sustainability is that Beasley ranked only 80th among LBs in QB pressure rate but was eighth in SKCON (sacks converted)… Lavonte David went to Scott Barrett at 14.06 as the LB23. David also ranked inside the top-10 in sacks converted but dropped to 19th in fantasy scoring among LBs, one year after finishing as the No. 2 fantasy linebacker in 2015 with 242 points. I thought Scott got nice value there landing David at his floor… I wound up taking Packers’ safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix in the 15th, giving me two of the first four safeties off the board after grabbing Titans’ new strong safety Jonathan Cyprien a couple of rounds earlier.

Pick	Manager	Selection
17.01	Daniel Kelley	Weddle, Eric BAL S
17.02	Tyler Loechner	Watson, Deshaun HOU QB
17.03	Walton Spurlin	Hooper, Austin ATL TE
17.04	Dan Schneier	Mathieu, Tyrann ARI S
17.05	Tyler Buecher	Jefferson, Tony BAL S
17.06	Mike Castiglione	Donald, Aaron LAR DE
17.07	Scott Barrett	Peters, Marcus KCC CB
17.08	Michael Moore	Matthews, Jordan BUF WR
17.09	Jeff Ratcliffe	Jones, Zay BUF WR
17.10	Gary Davenport	Matthews, Rishard TEN WR
17.11	Pat Thorman	Witten, Jason DAL TE
17.12	Mike Woellert	Tucker, Justin BAL PK
18.01	Mike Woellert	Abdesmad, Mehdi TEN DE
18.02	Pat Thorman	Dalton, Andy CIN QB
18.03	Gary Davenport	Hughes, Jerry BUF DE
18.04	Jeff Ratcliffe	Anderson, Robby NYJ WR
18.05	Michael Moore	Engram, Evan NYG TE
18.06	Scott Barrett	Forte, Matt NYJ RB
18.07	Mike Castiglione	Berry, Eric KCC S
18.08	Tyler Buecher	Posluszny, Paul JAC LB
18.09	Dan Schneier	Rodgers, Jacquizz TBB RB
18.10	Walton Spurlin	Reid, Eric SFO S
18.11	Tyler Loechner	Howard, O.J. TBB TE
18.12	Daniel Kelley	Lockett, Tyler SEA WR
19.01	Daniel Kelley	Conner, James PIT RB
19.02	Tyler Loechner	Golladay, Kenny DET WR
19.03	Walton Spurlin	Bethea, Antoine ARI S
19.04	Dan Schneier	Gostkowski, Stephen NEP PK
19.05	Tyler Buecher	Wake, Cameron MIA DE
19.06	Mike Castiglione	Houston, Justin KCC LB
19.07	Scott Barrett	Taylor, Tyrod BUF QB
19.08	Michael Moore	Davis, Thomas CAR LB
19.09	Jeff Ratcliffe	Foster, Reuben SFO LB
19.10	Gary Davenport	Hill, Jeremy CIN RB
19.11	Pat Thorman	Garrett, Myles CLE DE
19.12	Mike Woellert	Acho, Sam CHI LB

Notes: Notable names still dot our draft board well into the later rounds…One of those names, Aaron Donald, was PFF’s best pass-rusher from 2016 and our overall top player entering the 2017 season.
Of course, by selecting him at pick 17.06, I’m more or less calling his bluff and hoping he ends his holdout by the start of the regular season. The risk felt worth it for fantasy’s No. 2 DL in 2015 and No. 10 finisher last season, although it’s probably not a pick I make 10 times out of 10 (fun fact I couldn’t pass up: Donald’s 6.1 pressure rate would’ve been seventh-best among edge rushers)… The 18th round saw Tyler Buecher land Paul Posluszny, the No. 11 fantasy LB from 2016, while others went chasing sacks from the likes of Jerry Hughes (18.03), Cameron Wake (19.05) and Justin Houston (19.06).

20.01	Mike Woellert	Adams, Montravius GBP DE
20.02	Pat Thorman	Williams, Jonathan BUF RB
20.03	Gary Davenport	Adams, Jamal NYJ S
20.04	Jeff Ratcliffe	Vaccaro, Kenny NOS S
20.05	Michael Moore	Harrison, Damon NYG DT
20.06	Scott Barrett	Jack, Myles JAC LB
20.07	Mike Castiglione	Foster, Mason WAS LB
20.08	Tyler Buecher	Goodson, B.J. NYG LB
20.09	Dan Schneier	Ross, John CIN WR
20.10	Walton Spurlin	Kupp, Cooper LAR WR
20.11	Tyler Loechner	Burkhead, Rex NEP RB
20.12	Daniel Kelley	Murray, Latavius MIN RB
21.01	Daniel Kelley	Suh, Ndamukong MIA DT
21.02	Tyler Loechner	Ward, T.J. DEN S
21.03	Walton Spurlin	Bryant, Matt ATL PK
21.04	Dan Schneier	Adams, Keion PIT LB
21.05	Tyler Buecher	Foreman, D'Onta HOU RB
21.06	Mike Castiglione	Wentz, Carson PHI QB
21.07	Scott Barrett	Hogan, Chris NEP WR
21.08	Michael Moore	Thompson, Chris WAS RB
21.09	Jeff Ratcliffe	Smith, Torrey PHI WR
21.10	Gary Davenport	Thomas, Julius MIA TE
21.11	Pat Thorman	Chancellor, Kam SEA S
21.12	Mike Woellert	Casey, Jurrell TEN DE
22.01	Mike Woellert	Addae, Jahleel LAC S
22.02	Pat Thorman	Atkins, Geno CIN DT
22.03	Gary Davenport	Davis, Sean PIT S
22.04	Jeff Ratcliffe	Palmer, Carson ARI QB
22.05	Michael Moore	Bradford, Sam MIN QB
22.06	Scott Barrett	Lee, Marqise JAC WR
22.07	Mike Castiglione	Funchess, Devin CAR WR
22.08	Tyler Buecher	Clark, Frank SEA DE
22.09	Dan Schneier	Adams, Tyrell OAK LB
22.10	Walton Spurlin	Avril, Cliff SEA DE
22.11	Tyler Loechner	Lewis, Dion NEP RB
22.12	Daniel Kelley	Bucannon, Deone ARI LB
23.01	Daniel Kelley	Amendola, Danny NEP WR
23.02	Tyler Loechner	Joseph, Linval MIN DT
23.03	Walton Spurlin	Carson, Chris SEA RB
23.04	Dan Schneier	Addison, Mario CAR DE
23.05	Tyler Buecher	Bailey, Dan DAL PK
23.06	Mike Castiglione	Barnett, Derek PHI DE
23.07	Scott Barrett	Timmons, Lawrence MIA LB
23.08	Michael Moore	Sanu, Mohamed ATL WR
23.09	Jeff Ratcliffe	Perriman, Breshad BAL WR
23.10	Gary Davenport	Spence, Noah TBB DE
23.11	Pat Thorman	Vereen, Shane NYG RB
23.12	Mike Woellert	Juszczyk, Kyle SFO RB
24.01	Mike Woellert	Marshall, Brandon DEN LB
24.02	Pat Thorman	Wright, K.J. SEA LB
24.03	Gary Davenport	Crosby, Mason GBP PK
24.04	Jeff Ratcliffe	McManus, Brandon DEN PK
24.05	Michael Moore	Jones, Byron DAL S
24.06	Scott Barrett	Jenkins, Malcolm PHI S
24.07	Mike Castiglione	Vinatieri, Adam IND PK
24.08	Tyler Buecher	Peppers, Jabrill CLE S
24.09	Dan Schneier	Jenkins, Janoris NYG CB
24.10	Walton Spurlin	Anzalone, Alex NOS LB
24.11	Tyler Loechner	Hightower, Don’t’a NEP LB
24.12	Daniel Kelley	Lutz, Wil NOS PK

Notes: Wrapping things up with the final five rounds, some offensive dart throws stood out such as Bills’ backup RB Jonathan Williams to Pat at 20.02, Bengals’ rookie WR John Ross to Dan Schneier at 20.09, and Dion Lewis to Tyler at 22.11, to name a few. Similar to Lewis, Chris Hogan went to Scott Barrett at 21.07, while Daniel Kelley took Danny Amendola at 23.01. Both players offer potentially strong return on investment in the wake of Julian Edelman’s season-ending injury… Barrett also got great value in the final round with Eagles’ safety Malcolm Jenkins, who is just one year removed from finishing behind only Reshad Jones as the No. 2 fantasy DB in 2015.

Here’s a final team-by-team snapshot (click to enlarge):