Post Combine Mock - 12 Team PPR

[ChocolateCityCurse]

1.12 Tevin Coleman - > One of the forgotten men post combine -- remember 2 months ago when he was going in the 1.5 - 1.7 range.

Didn't have much help at IU and still produced BIG TIME. He should be legit at the NFL level.

[Cameron Giles]

2.1: Devin Funchess, WR/TE - Michigan
Funchess needs to move back to TE for the dynasty community to covet him again. He's too slow to create separation from defensive backs at WR. His measureables are very good, he's a big-time mismatch in the red zone, good vertical ability and should excel as an intermediate threat as well. There's good value in the early to mid second, and at 2.1, landing Funchess would be a hell of a pickup.

[RightlegTucker]

2.2 TJ Yeldon: I love this guy's quickness for his size, he has great lateral movement and vision. He was injured throughout his last year with Alabama,and he didn't look quite as nimble this season. I expect him to return to his Fre-Soph form in the NFL.

[Monkey]

2.3 Sammie Coates WR I like Coates falling out of the first round as I don't think he belongs there, but I think he starts gaining value in the second and based on this mock and this draft class I'd rather have the 8th WR off the board than the 8th RB

[hammertoes]

2.04 Ameer Abdullah -- This guy didn't have a great 40 time, but he killed the rest of the combine and I can't believe he's still on the board. I think he's going to be a very solid player for some lucky team. I would take him as early as the late first.

[Cameron Giles]

2.05: Breshad Perriman - WR, UCF
Perriman has real life 1st round talent. Big catch radius, excellent body control, and can sky up to make some very nice contested catches. Has the size and talent most covet in a big receiver. Ball skills need improvement, but he isn't bad by any means. At 2.5, I consider Perriman a much safer investment than Coates.

[RenMasters]

2.06 - David Cobb RB - This was a tough call. There are a lot of players still out there that could go in this spot. Jameis WInston, Jeremy Langford, Maxx Williams. I decided on Cobb.

[jdomer2403]

2.07 Jameis Winston QB. This is a steal at 2.7 imo. He will most likely be the #1 pick in the draft which would give him enormous weapons to work and develop with. He is extremely football smart and looked great throwing the ball and most importantly he has a winners mentality. Give me Jameis in the close games come 4th quarter.

[Cammiecoke]

2.08 David Johnson-RB-Northern Iowa

I like the limited film I have watched on him especially his use and ability to catch the football. He tested well enough at the combine. Draft position will help determine how high I am willing to draft him and all the secondary RBs in this class.

[RightlegTucker]

2.09 Marcus Mariota: I prefer Winston as a 'real life' QB, but I feel Mariota has added utility in fantasy given his running ability. He has a lot of questions surrounding him due to his college system, but I love his intangibles and having a good feeling about how his game will translate to the NFL.

[DynoScout]

2.10 Maxx Williams TE
Pendulum has swung back to Williams being a value in the late 2nd. Seems likely to be a top 40 pick in the NFL.

[Cameron Giles]

2.11 - Devin Smith, WR - Ohio State
Do not let this guy drop to 2.11 in your league. You will regret it.

[rtew]

2.12-- Stefon Diggs - WR Maryland

Diggs has 1st round talent but 3rd round size. He is electric with the ball in his hands but may lack the size to be a true WR1 in the NFL. At 2.12 I will take a gamble on his talent and be happy I got him.

[Cammiecoke]

3.01 Jeremy Langford-RB-Michigan St

His combine performance showed surprising athletic ability, combine that with his solid college production love him in the 3rd rd of rookie drafts.

[RenMasters]

OK... I guess we're going three rounds. Who's next?