Mock Draft

Dynamo Dynasty 2026 Rookie Mock Draft 2

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1.01: Colt (via Brad)- Jeremiah Love, RB, Notre Dame, Arizona Cardinals 

No change from previous mock draft.  Love is a CMC or Bijan level prospect.  No need to overthink it.  Henry and Barkley were solid even with bad offensive lines and terrible QB play.  You get the pure bred and then pray for them to figure out OL and QB.  Kubiak is good. This season Love should be a solid RB2 while he splits time with Allgeier and James Conner.  Then after Conner fades into the sunset after this season Love will go nuclear in 2027 and beyond.   

1.02: Ollie (via Oscar)- Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State, Tennessee Titans 

Derrick Henry for an Ohio State stud Wide Receiver?  Epic.  Carnell Tate was the 4th overall pick in the NFL draft and has 10.25 inch hands.  Throwing him the football is Cam Ward, 2025’s 1st overall pick who just got Brian Daboll as his OC.  Daboll helped in Josh Allen’s development and helped a little bit with Jaxon Dart last season.  Bullish on the Titans and Tate.  

1.03: Ollie- Jordan Tyson, WR, Arizona State, New Orleans Saints 

It doesn’t matter what order Ollie takes these two WRs in he can just grab both of them.  This would solidify his young WR core of Luther Burden-Jordan Tyson-Carnell Tate to compliment his ppr veterans like Jacobi Meyers and Khalil Shakir.  Tyson is a jump ball specialist.  Olave is a concussion away from retirement and is on the last year of his contract.  Would it be crazy if Olave walks and Tyson is the #1 in 2027?   

1.04: Dan- Malachi Lemon, WR, USC, Philly Eagles 

Why Lemon over Price when Dan has an obvious need at RB?  His lust for Amon-Ra St. Brown, that’s why.  Lemon is being comped to Amon-Ra and Dan was never able to get his hands on Amon-Ra from Adam.  Plus he would love nothing more than to have Lemon ruin Devonta Smith’s “New Alpha” Party to be able to talk shit with Adam at bowling.    

1.05: Cuz- Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana, Las Vegas Raiders 

Cuz considers Jadarian Price here, but since he has Tony Pollard, who has rushed for over 1000 yards for four consecutive seasons like just Derrick Henry, there’s no need to address the RB room.  Cuz understands value.  He drafted Cam Ward last year and he was able to ship him out this offseason for a nice profit.  This year he snags Mendoza and he can do the same next year.   

1.06: Colt- Jadarian Price, RB, Notre Dame, Seattle Seahawks 

Colt was preparing to go Kenyon Sadiq, but when Jadarian Price falls to him he double taps Notre Dame RBs.  This builds up his young RB room nicely as he would have Love, Price, Henderson, and Harvey.  Four Dynamo 1st round RBs to build around.  Price might start out in a time share, but Charbonnet is going to take awhile to get healthy.     

1.07: Cuz (via Wesley)-  Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Oregon, New York Jets 

George Kittle is 32 and coming off of an Achilles injury.  Will Dissly isn’t on an NFL roster.  Which leaves Cade Otton in Cuz’s TE room to start the season.  Bring in the physical freak Sadiq.  Jets are a mess.  Last season they drafted Mason Taylor, but he was banged up a good chunk of last season.  Geno Smith should be an upgrade over Justin Fields.  And if he isn’t, they bring in 2027 QB like Arch Manning or Dante Moore.   

1.08: Ollie (via Dickinson)- KC Concepcion, WR, Texas A&M, Cleveland Browns 

After seeing Price, Sadiq, and Mendoza go right before him he decides to go for the hat trick in the first round selecting KC Concepcion.  KC has garnered a lot of positive attention amongst beat writers.  Establish the Run is so high on Concepcion they have him ranked higher than Lemon!  Ollie having Luther Burden, Carnell Tate, Jordan Tyson, and KC Concepcion would be nasty.         

1.09: Wesley (via Adam)- Eli Stowers, TE, Vanderbilt, Philly Eagles 

Here’s where the mock gets tricky.  The Top 8 are pretty standard.  The next 15 picks are not.  He can do anything with this pick.  Looking at his roster backup Tight End is an opportunity.  With Sadiq going to the Jets that hurts Mason Taylor’s value.  Noah Fant signed with the Saints who have Juwan Johnson and Oscar Delp.  Stowers was very productive in college.  Hurts loves to throw to Tight Ends and Dallas Goedert is on a one year deal.       

1.10: JO-  Omar Cooper, WR, Indiana, New York Jets 

JO’s roster is a bit of a mess.  He could elect a RB here to help build up the depth of that room.  But the next RB in terms of ADP is Jonah Coleman, who was a fourth round pick.  JO had bad luck with Pittman’s trade to Pitt when he has DK Metcalf.  Now he pairs Omar Cooper with Garret Wilson.  He also has Christian Watson and Matthew Golden.  Omar Cooper was taken in the 1st round.  We typically want to take 1st round WRs over 4th round RBs right? 

1.11: Andy- Denzel Boston, WR, Washington, Cleveland Browns 

Andy was jerking off to Quinshon Judkins highlights at OTAs when he noticed some big boy plays by Denzel Boston.  So he selects him here.  Big play ability and while Concepcion is the PPR slice and dice guy, Boston will be the alpha TD grabber for the Browns.   

1.12: Andy (via Dickinson via Wesley via Mike Bellocq)- Jonah Coleman, RB, Washington, Denver Broncos 

Andy traded away Marvin Harrison Jr for Devon Achane this offseason to shore up his RB room, but he wants to continue to build depth behind his competitive roster.  Insert Jonah Coleman who will compete with often injured JK Dobbins and RJ Harvey who failed to impress mightily in his rookie campaign.  Andy goes back to back Washington players.      

Round 2 

2.01: Wesley (via Mike B via Cuz via Brad)- Chris Bell, WR, Louisville, Miami Dolphins 

Chris Bell would have been drafted higher if healthy.  Miami selected Caleb Douglas at pick 75 and Bell at pick 94.  But Bell is a beast.  The Dolphins WR room is a mess.  There’s opportunity there and Bell is the type of guy you take a flyer on.   

2.02: Wesley (via Mike B via Cuz via Oscar)- Nicholas Singleton, RB, Penn State, Tennessee Titans 

Wesley’s team is loaded and deep.  He doesn’t need anyone with this pick and may look to ship it out, but since Singleton was highly touted a couple years ago and heads to the Titans where Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears are entering the last years of their contract.  Penn State was a disaster last season and all their prospects dropped in the draft, but the talent is real.   

2.03: Ollie- Emmett Johnson, RB, Nebraska, KC Chiefs 

After loading up on WR in round one Ollie takes best RB available and that’s Emmett Johnson.  Andy Reid threw out “LeSean McCoy” comps talking about his agility to cut.  Kenneth Walker III just won MVP and got the bag from KC, but they let Pacheco and Kareem Hunt walk and KW hasn’t necessarily been the beacon of health over his career.  Walker will be the lead dog, but KC’s two minute drill, 3rd down back and handcuff value makes this pick worth it. 

2.04: Dan- Germie Bernard, WR, Alabama, Pittsburgh Steelers 

Dan gets another great value at pick 2.04 selecting Alabama’s Germie Bernard.  He was the 47th overall player who played football in the SEC.  He’ll start out as the Steeler’s WR3 behind Metcalf and Pittman.  But he’ll be the short yardage slice and dice type of guy out of the slot.  42 year old Aaron Rodgers checks down a lot.  He’s old and wants to get rid of the ball quickly.  Bernard has the talent to quickly make people regret not taking him sooner. 

2.05: Cuz- Zachariah Branch, WR, Georgia, Atlanta Falcons 

After getting the #1 QB and #1 TE drafted in the NFL draft Cuz takes the Georgia Bulldog who was selected 79th overall.  Cuz has no weaknesses, but when he sees a player who has proven to be able to catch the football.  A Wan’Dale Robinson type player who will be a ppr king.  Branch will likely have Tua as his QB to start the season.  Tua hates throwing deep.  Insert PPR king Branch.   

2.06: Colt- Antonio Williams, WR, Clemson, Washington Commanders 

After unexpectedly going RB-RB in the 1st, Colt takes best WR available.  The Commanders pass catchers are Terry McLaurin (30.7 years old and was injured all last season), Chig Okonkwo (never met potential yet), and Treylon Burks.  Insert Antonio Williams drafted 71st overall.  The opportunity to catch passes from Jayden Daniels is delicious.  The target competition is beatable.  Colt gets a solid WR in the 2nd. 

2.07: Oscar (via Wesley)- Ty Simpson, QB, Alabama, LA Rams 

This just makes too much sense.  QB taken in the Top 15 of the 1st round.  Oscar has Stafford and now he gets his heir.  Slam dunk pick and one that maximizes the upside potential.  I don’t know about yall, but the QB throwing to Puca and company is a good thing to have.   

2.08: Oscar (via Dickinson)- Mike Washington, RB, Arkansas, LV Raiders 

Kubiak had a time share to keep Kenneth Walker fresh while he was the OC with Seattle.  Now he’s the head coach of the Raiders and has Ashton Jeanty.  But they bring in this demon who was All SEC last year.  He was selected in the 4th round, 122nd overall.  Looking at Oscar’s roster construction he’s somehow older at RB than WR at this point.  With young studs like Parker Washington and Jordan Addison.  And with Hunt being a Free Agent and Pacheco being just a handcuff now, he can use some young blood at the RB position.  (Oscar could reach for a Tight End here but he has 3 3rds and that’s where a lot of the tight end sleepers are going according to ADP) 

2.09: Adam- Ja’Kobi Lane, WR, USC, Baltimore Ravens 

Adam gets a steal with his 2nd round pick.  Lane has the biggest hands in this draft at 10.5 inches.  Lemon was able to slice and dice because Lane was opening things up for him.  Last season Adam traded away Zay Flowers for Devonta Smith.  Now he gets the WR to challenge Zay for WR1 duties for the Ravens.  Lane was taken 80th overall.  The Ravens lost Isaiah Likely to free agency and did not resign DeAndre Hopkins.  Opportunity is there. 

2.10: Colt (via JO)- Elijah Sarratt, WR, Indiana, Baltimore Ravens 

Colt gets Mendoza’s TD specialist Elijah Sarratt.  The Ravens double tapped WR going Lane in the 3rd and Sarratt in the 4th.  Sarratt caught 15 TDs last season.  Same argument as above.  Ravens have vacated targets.  Someone needs to fill in.  Who is it going to be?  

2.11: Andy- Oscar Delp, TE, Georgia, New Orleans Saints 

After going WR-RB in the 1st, Andy keeps it going by snagging a TE.  He gets Delp to pair with Tyler Shough.  Delp was selected 73rd overall.  Andy doesn’t need him with Kraft, Likely, and Pat Freiermuth.  But he can afford best player available.  Several people are going to be upset by this pick.  Including Dan who will attempt to trade with Andy to move up one pick after Andy selects the previous Bowers backup.   

2.12: Dan (via Mike B)- De’Zhaun Stribling, WR, Ole Miss, San Francisco 49ers 

The D’Andre Swift pick.  Dan has options here.  He could elect the small school sleeper Ted Hurst who was taken 84th overall by the Bucs.  This would ensure he has the monopoly on Bucs WRs as he already has Emeka Egbuka and Jalen McMillan.  Brad tried this approach last year only to have Parker Washington ascend into God status and for the Jags to trade for Jacobi Meyers mid-season.  For fuck’s sake.  But Dan is smart.  Stribling was taken 33rd overall.  The 1st pick of the 2nd round.  49ers have Ricky Pearsall, then aging vets Mike Evans and Chris Kirk.  Neither of which have been the healthy the past couple of seasons.  Stribling is kind of a beast.  

Bonus Pick: 

3.01: Brad- Aaron Rodgers, QB, Pittsburgh Steelers 

Yall forgot Free Agents are available didn’t yall!  Well I didn’t.  Aaron Rodgers has weapons now and no one has traded me a late pick for Tua.  This leads Brad to enter a crazed sex and drugs induced trip to a sensory depravation tank.  Leading him to hoard mediocre starting QBs before the season starts.       

Hope yall enjoyed! Can’t wait for this draft to happen!

-Fantasy Football Brad, Co-Commish, Assistant to the Commissioner, Bad Luck Connoisseur

Dynamo Dynasty Mock Draft #1 (Pre NFL Draft)

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  1. Andy- Marvin Harrison Jr., Wide Receiver, Ohio State, 6’4″ 205 lbs, Age: 21.7

As close to a slam dunk prospect as you can imagine.   Andy won the lottery last year by winning the consolation bracket thanks to CeeDee Lambs explosion to end the 2023 season.   CeeDee Lamb is skipping voluntary OTAs wanting a new contract so Andy gets someone who is comped between AJ Green and CeeDee Lamb.  Only way Andy doesn’t go Harrison is if Nabers goes to Chargers and Andy might get the Herbert-Nabers stack.  Son of a hall of famer is so confident in his abilities he didn’t waste time training to run a 40 yard dash or running around cones.  He’s been working on his route running and preparing for his first NFL season.

2. Cuz- Malik Nabers, Wide Receiver, LSU, 6’0″ 200 lbs, Age: 20.7

Many argue Nabers was robbed for the 2023 Biletnikoff as he had the better statistical season than Harrison.  (89, 1569, 14) vs (67, 1211, 14).  I’m sure people rationalized it by saying LSU had more offensive opportunities because our defense was Swiss cheese.  Nabers has been comped to Jamarr Chase.    But it’s going to be fun to watch which of these two wideouts wind up the better pro.  Slam dunk pick.  Cuz was offered a franchise altering trade offer from Fantasy Football Brad including multiple 1sts for this spot to which Cuz denied.  And I don’t blame him.

3. Ian- Brock Bowers, Tight End, Georgia, 6’4″ 240 lbs, Age: 21.4

If Ian actually exists he has two first round picks in a deep wide receiver class.  That makes me lean Bowers here.  The two time Mackey award winner is a hybrid between George Kittle, Rob Gronkowski, and Travis Kelce.  Meaning he’s just Brock Bowers.  The concern would be if he winds up with the injury history of a Kittle or Gronk as he played through an ankle injury in his last college season.  He also didn’t do athletic testing which historically has been a key predictor of tight end NFL success.  I think the film speaks for itself.

4. Dan- Rome Odunze, Wide Receiver, Washington, 6’3″ 216 lbs, Age: 21.9

In conversations with Dan this pick could go way differently depending on how the first three shake out.  He’ll have his choice to a player that is comped with Mike Evans, Larry Fitz, and Davante Adams or the pick of Top QB or LSUs Brian Thomas.   I’ll go conservative here and say he takes best wideout available in Odunze.  A lot of mocks have him going to Chicago at 9 which would severely limit his rookie season production potential seeing as the Bears added Keenan Allen to a receiver group led by DJ Moore.  Dan is a bit of a wildcard at pick #4 so I wouldn’t be surprised if he shakes up the draft here, but for now I’m going to say he drafts based on talent and takes Odunze who can seemingly do it all.

5. Colton- Brian Thomas Jr., Wide Receiver, LSU, 6’3″ 205 lbs, Age: 21.5

Colton couldn’t have had worse luck last season.  Every running back busted.   Players got hurt.  Young potential studs busted. It was borderline a nightmare.  The bright spots were Jordan Love, AJ Brown, and David Njoku.  Now that a lot of his running backs have switched teams it allows him to continue to build the team by drafting best player available.  I think Thomas is the 4th best wideout in this draft class.  It’s hard to comp Thomas.  There haven’t been many with his athletic testing and production COMBINED with playing second fiddle to a stud like Nabers on LSUs potent offense.  It was glorious watching him catch long balls for touchdowns last season.  (17).  Some were beautiful catches too.  His stock could shoot up or down depending on landing spot but you can’t argue against the talent.

6. Brad- Caleb Williams, Quarterback, USC, 6’1″ 216 lbs, Age: 21.4

You have got to be kidding me?  Is this asshole really going to roll with Mahomes-Richardson-Williams on a dynasty roster for a 1 QB league?  Look.  I draft best player available.  Period.  Williams can fall into success with Allen, Moore, and potentially another stud wide receiver weapon added via the draft.  There was scarcity at QB last season.  Scarcity means leverage.  Brad is #1 in QB category according to KTC and this would ensure that won’t be changing for the next decade.

7. Adam– Adonai Mitchell, Wide Receiver, Texas, 6’2″ 205 lbs, Age: 21.5

This is a tough choice but looking at Adam’s roster and how he traded away Tank Dell last season I could see him taking the bigger td threat versus Worthy.  Adam has Josh Allen and Amon-Ra St Brown.  Adam Schefter reported in a podcast with Establish the Run cofounder Adam Levitan that scouts and mock drafters are too low on AD Mitchell and he thinks he goes in the middle of the first round.   So basically an Adam spoke to an Adam about an Adonai that gets picked by an Adam.  Say that five times fast.

8. Ian (via Mike B)– Jayden Daniels, Quarterback, LSU, 6’4″ 181 lbs, Age: 23.4

Ian traded away Tajae Spears and Pick 2.03 to move up.  I think he takes that kid Jayden.  The Heisman winner falling to 8th pick would be a gift from the Fantasy Gods for Ian.  With Murray out for most of the year last year Ian had Daniel Jones who busted then he scooped up Gardner Minshew and Bryce Young.  But he doesn’t want to keep playing that game.  Drafting Jayden would allow him to drop or trade away Daniel Jones, Gardner Minshew, and Bryce Young to acquire more draft capital or roster space to take some fliers later in the draft.  If he comes away with a Daniels-Bowers stack to partner with his JJ-Adams-Deebo trio at wide receiver he’d be a contender category FOR SURE.  He also has 2 picks in the third to try and take swings at potential stars.

9. Mike D– Xavier Worthy, Wide Receiver, Texas, 6’1″ 165 lbs, Age: 21.0

Achane.  Waddle.  Why not add another speedster?  If Dickinson has a type it’s SPEED.  Scouts are worried that Worthy is too small at 165 lbs and that he is John Ross 2.0.  That’s a lazy comparison.  Worthy did set the record for the 40 yard dash with a 4.21.  But if you watch his film.  He played fast.  There’s a reason he caught 20 more balls than AD Mitchell last season.  Every curl route he was wide open.  Corners couldn’t hang with his speed.  And his production profile was much better than John Ross or previous undersized speedsters who failed.  Plus the NFL is different now.  Devonta Smith (170), Jordan Addison (175), and Tank Dell (165) have proven it could work if schemed correctly.  Depending on landing spot Worthy has a wide range of Dynamo rookie draft outcomes.

10. Ollie- Troy Franklin, Wide Receiver, Oregon, 6’3″ 187 lbs, Age: 21.2

Franklin is tough to comp like Thomas.  There’s a flavor of Jameson Williams, but what we do know is he is fast.  Oregons offense didn’t throw it deep, like at all.  Bo Nix threw it short, a ton.  But Franklin did a great job getting separation and was a reliable target for Nix.  He has the height 6’3” and the college production profile.  He’s just a little skinny like the wideouts mentioned in previous pick (175).  But a lot of mocks have him going to Chiefs or Bills at the end of Round 1, but there are teams drafting QBs at the beginning of Round 1 that might take him at the beginning of Round 2 and that could be a good situation for him.  Ollie could be tempted to take the top RB of the class but let’s be real.  Ollie needs wideouts not more RBs.

11. Dom- Ladd McConkey, Wide Receiver, Georgia, 6’0″ 185 lbs, Age: 22.5

Another tough choice for me, so I know it will be for Dom.  He could elect Brooks who is comped as a potential Jamaal Charles.  But Brooks tore an ACL in November and will have a slow start.  Dom is in win-now mode having shipped Tyreek away for Breece Hall and then Warren away for Pittman.  He is getting a bit younger but the competitor in Dom takes over.  I think he denies delayed gratification and goes with the craziest footwork wide receiver in the draft.  McConkey didn’t produce much, but he is a phenom in the middle of the field.  Depending on landing spot he could be a Top 5 wideout in this draft class.  And let’s be real.  Dom is driven by envy of Mike B.  Knowing Mike B landed Puka a late round flier turned Top 10 dynasty asset we all know Dom wants to beat Mike by getting someone with Cooper Kupp level footwork.

12. Oscar- Jonathan Brooks, Running Back, Texas, 6’0″ 207 lbs, Age: 20.8

The champion built his roster on young/in their prime RBs and older wideouts.  Why stop now?  Because he has Jacobs-Pacheco-Mostert-Najee-Ford he can A-fford to wait on Brooks and draft based on potential.  Brooks will be slow to start but will probably get going around the time Chubb comes back and starts taking away Fords playing time.  This just feels like an Oscar type move.  He could elect to go wide out, but what’s better the 9th best wide out or the #1 best running back prospect?

Thanks for reading guys.  I know these are mostly wrong, but why not have a little fun in our offseason?!

-Fantasy Football Brad