14) Alvin Kamara (RB5 – New Orleans Saints) At just 23 years old, there is a strong debate for Brown to be the WR1 in dynasty rankings. He was third (2.3) in points per target and second in points per reception (3.48). Brown’s ability to finish as the WR1 in 2021, dynasty is a long-term format, and few have a higher potential trajectory than Brown.īattling through a pair of injuries, Brown recorded 70 receptions on 106 targets for 1,075 yards and 11 touchdowns and proved his high touchdown rate of 2019 was no fluke. While the acquisition of Julio Jones via trade does hamper A.J. Given the positional scarcity in a superflex draft, going QB/QB makes a bunch of sense, and the floor/ceiling combo of Wilson and Herbert has a team set up for long-term success. In five of those seasons, Wilson finished inside the top six. Over the last three seasons, Wilson has scored 21+ points in 64% of his games and 16+ 82% of the times he has stepped on the field. Since coming into the NFL in 2012, Russell Wilson has never finished worse than QB11. 12) Russell Wilson (QB7 – Seattle Seahawks) It’s hard to find a better pick to start the second round of this Dynasty Superflex Mock Draft. RBs in fantasy points), Packers (28th), Raiders (29th), Jaguars (30th), and the Steelers (2nd), who were dealing with a plethora of injuries. Taylor could be the RB2 in dynasty. He played against the Texans twice (31st vs. However, he did what was expected when you look at the competition. He finished the season as the RB6 despite Indianapolis doing everything possible to use either Nyheim Hines or Jordan Wilkins. In Weeks 13-17, Taylor was the RB1 in fantasy with 130 points (651 rushing yards and 8 total touchdowns). Jonathan Taylor was “my guy” as a rookie last season, and he showed everyone how special of an RB he can be.
Who are you going to complement your first-round selection with? 11) Jonathan Taylor (RB4 – Indianapolis Colts) Want more fantasy football analysis and news? 2021 Dynasty Superflex Mock Draft | Second Round
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