2020 Draft Class

[Kmani6]

2017 will be hard to beat.

QB
Patrick Mahomes
Deshaun Watson

RB
Leonard Fournette
Dalvin Cook
Alvin Kamara
Joe Mixon
Christian McCaffery
Kareem Hunt
Aaron Jones
Chris Carson
Marlon Mack
James Conner
Tarik Cohen

WR
Kenny Golliday
Chris Godwin
JuJu Smith
Cooper Kupp
Corey Davis
Mike Williams

TE
George Kittle
Evan Engram
Jonnu Smith
OJ Howard
David Njoku
Blake Jarwin
Gerald Everett

Literally the first thing I thought of when I saw the OP. This class was just insane lol

[Patsfan86]

One of the biggest mistakes ive ever made is not getting a single piece of that 2017 class aside from Golladay. Set me back a few years because i was trying to catch up to the teams that loaded up on it. I didnt make that mistake with this class. When there is a truly special class you just have to do whatever you can do keep or get more picks or you risk being set back. If people are already hyping the 2023 class (i know i know looooooonnnnggggg way to go) i expect that to be a big one like this one as well, ill look to acquire those picks when i can as well.

[Never Veto]

2017 class that was a great one. Unfortunately I was enamored with Fournette. In one league traded the 1.04 and 1.07 so I could get the 1.01 to draft him. 🤮 I could have had Cook and Kamara

[jordanzs]

So far so good, but remember that guys do flame out after flashing.

The 2009 draft class is a perfect example.

Remember Knowshon, Beanie Wells, Shonn Greene, Hakeem Nicks, Percy Harvin, Kenny Britt?

Meanwhile some guys had long term holding power. LeSean, Crabtree, Maclin, etc.

Nicks....what a shame that injuries did him in. I remember him going as a top 2 dynasty WR right behind Megatron.

Kenny Britt didn't have a great rookie season. Neither did Beanie. Knowshow reminds me a lot of CEH

Hakeem Nicks.. man.. Sammy Watkins.. why the hell do these teams let these super stars try to play on a Lisfranc Injury????

Percy Harvin and those migraines were also just really unlucky...

Old drafts are fun to look at.

Check out my 2010 startup draft & look where the 2009 rookies got plucked. Luckily I walked away with LeSean (I got sniped on Javid Best).

http://www56.myfantasyleague.com/2010/o ... 72603&O=17

[Footballisacoolsport]

2017 class that was a great one. Unfortunately I was enamored with Fournette. In one league traded the 1.04 and 1.07 so I could get the 1.01 to draft him. 🤮 I could have had Cook and Kamara

I went 1.01 Fournette, 1.04 Corey Davis, 2.04 Mike Williams

[JOHNNY_COCKTAIL]

2017 class that was a great one. Unfortunately I was enamored with Fournette. In one league traded the 1.04 and 1.07 so I could get the 1.01 to draft him. 🤮 I could have had Cook and Kamara

I went 1.01 Fournette, 1.04 Corey Davis, 2.04 Mike Williams

Was a newbie back then but mike Williams a top 10 nfl draft pick at 2.04 ? Surprised he slid that far people must have been worried about him before he even stepped on the field

[Jigga94]

2017 class that was a great one. Unfortunately I was enamored with Fournette. In one league traded the 1.04 and 1.07 so I could get the 1.01 to draft him. 🤮 I could have had Cook and Kamara

I went 1.01 Fournette, 1.04 Corey Davis, 2.04 Mike Williams

Was a newbie back then but mike Williams a top 10 nfl draft pick at 2.04 ? Surprised he slid that far people must have been worried about him before he even stepped on the field

I mean it happens. In my league, there were 8 RB that went before another position in that draft. Imagine me, with the 1.09, smiling as Davis fell to me...

[ghetto pimp]

When is the next expected truly great draft class?

[Dynasty DeLorean]

When is the next expected truly great draft class?

2017 was great, 2020 appears excellent, and from what I'm reading/hearing 2023 is supposed to be the next big one. But who knows lol.

[bjd5211]

When is the next expected truly great draft class?

2023 is potentially LOADED at RB, still a long way to go though obviously. There are some good WR prospects in that class too, and a highly regarded TE recruit (LSU Arik Gilbert) who very much looked the part before opting out and potentially transferring. Again, it's absolutely too early to say for sure how good it will end up being, but it could be excellent. I think all the classes between '20-'23 are/will be very strong and an excellent 4 year run.

[Mjvb5]

When is the next expected truly great draft class?

2017 was great, 2020 appears excellent, and from what I'm reading/hearing 2023 is supposed to be the next big one. But who knows lol.

2014 was also fantastic so every three years I guess?

[ThunderTung]

haha I almost said something when we started talking about '22's class. But were onto '23 already? Who knows what will happen. Usually at least 1 or 2 guys emerge at the end of the season and can shakeup the whole draft. Lot of football to played

[perkinsrooster]

I went 1.01 Fournette, 1.04 Corey Davis, 2.04 Mike Williams

Was a newbie back then but mike Williams a top 10 nfl draft pick at 2.04 ? Surprised he slid that far people must have been worried about him before he even stepped on the field

I mean it happens. In my league, there were 8 RB that went before another position in that draft. Imagine me, with the 1.09, smiling as Davis fell to me...

Do you still have Davis?

[Krypto_King]

When is the next expected truly great draft class?

2023 is potentially LOADED at RB, still a long way to go though obviously. There are some good WR prospects in that class too, and a highly regarded TE recruit (LSU Arik Gilbert) who very much looked the part before opting out and potentially transferring. Again, it's absolutely too early to say for sure how good it will end up being, but it could be excellent. I think all the classes between '20-'23 are/will be very strong and an excellent 4 year run.

are 21 + 22 good? I figured 23 was getting hype because of how down the next 2 years look. Obviously SF changes a lot of things but I can't think of any skill guys I'm excited about in 2022

[bjd5211]

When is the next expected truly great draft class?

2023 is potentially LOADED at RB, still a long way to go though obviously. There are some good WR prospects in that class too, and a highly regarded TE recruit (LSU Arik Gilbert) who very much looked the part before opting out and potentially transferring. Again, it's absolutely too early to say for sure how good it will end up being, but it could be excellent. I think all the classes between '20-'23 are/will be very strong and an excellent 4 year run.

are 21 + 22 good? I figured 23 was getting hype because of how down the next 2 years look. Obviously SF changes a lot of things but I can't think of any skill guys I'm excited about in 2022

Well '21 is the upcoming class, and I think it's very good, but a bit thin at RB.

'22 takes a dip a QB, but that's just because this years class is exceptional, and who really knows about TE. RB though looks quite good with A&M's Isaiah Spiller and Iowa State's Breece Hall leading the way, and another strong and deep WR class.