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For those of us fantasy players who become bored at the MLB All-Star Break and turn our attention to the notion of fantasy football being right around the corner, I bring to you my “Do’s” and “Don’ts” regarding mock drafts. This tight three-day window of special, inconsequential baseball is often the unofficial start to the […]

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Mock Draft 4.0 Welcome to my final full mock draft before the 2023 NFL Draft. There will be news coming in as we approach the draft and I will be posting a minor update on Instagram on draft day, but this is my last iteration with commentary, and I don’t expect too many major changes […]

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With the 2023 NFL Draft only a fortnight away, here’s my latest look at who could go on Day 1. While we know there will be trades on the night, it’s impossible to predict most. The one trade I am willing to include is the Cardinals, who are likely to trade down with a QB-needy […]

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Hey all you cool cats and kittens. Below is 2nd to final mock draft I have for Round 1 of the 2020 NFL Draft.

I’m projecting a few trades here:

1). Atlanta jumping up to 9 from JAX for a 2020 2nd round pick and 2021 3rd

2). Denver moves to 10 for a 2020 2nd and 4th round picks in trade with Cleveland.

3). Philadelphia swaps with Vegas in receiving pick 19 for 21 and a 2021 3rd Rd pick

4). Baltimore acquires 23. New England obtains 28 and Baltimore 2020 2nd round pick.

5). Kansas City acquires 28. New England picks up 32 and KC’s 2020 3rd round pick.

Hit up the comments section and let me know what you think!

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What a year this week has been. Below is my first mock with projected trades involved.

Here are the projected trades I have in store:

1). LA Chargers trade for No.3 overall and send No.6 overall + R2 pick to Detroit.

2). Denver trades for No.9 overall sending No.15 and R2 + R4 pick to Jacksonville.

3). Dallas trades for No.12 overall sending No.17 + R2 selection to Las Vegas.

4). Las Vegas trades for No.31 overall sending 2020 R2 selection (from Dallas) + 2021 R2 and R4 selections

Hit up the comments section and let me know what you think!

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With no more Josh Allen to entertain us with incredibly awful and fun plays this postseason, I decided to take another stab at the mock draft with playoff predictions dictating draft order. Again, only 3.0 and later will have mock trades, so some of these picks and fits feel a little wonky.

Hit up the comments section and let me know what you think!

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You know fantasy football season is right around the corner when the NFL Draft passes us by, but it really hits you when you start doing mock drafts.

For many, doing mocks in May is a tad bit early, but I am one of the millions of fantasy owners who have embarked on this journey – whether I like it or not!

Fantasy football is becoming increasingly more popular – not to say it wasn’t a juggernaut already – but there are people playing it all around the globe and from all walks of life.  While people used to draft a team or two a week or so before Opening Kickoff, you now have guys (and girls) with multiple teams (we’re talking dozens here), and they’re drafting all year round.  Dynasty league gurus have affectionately coined the term: “In dynasty leagues, there is no offseason”.  Such is the ADD/OCD culture we live in today.

I wasn’t planning on doing a mock so early, but I was invited by the esteemed website, Lindy’s Sports, to participate in a mock draft that would later be featured in their magazine’s 2014 Fantasy Football Preview Edition.  When glancing at some of the names on draft order list, I was sure that this would be a challenge.  Amongst my mock-mates were writers from some of the biggest fantasy football sites and publications out there.  This was gonna be interesting.

The following is a recap of what went down for me on that warm, Southern California night.  The settings for the mock are as follows: 14 teams, 14 roster spots (3 WR/2 RB/FLEX format), non-PPR, standard scoring settings.  I had the 14th pick.

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Greetings!!!  Welcome to Razzball’s first ever, REAL NFL Mock Draft. The more you know and understand about rosters and the NFL in general, will only help you achieve your grandiose dreams of fantasy greatness. Who better than I, Tehol Beddict, Razzball’s own in-house football expert, to break down what all 32 NFL teams should be doing with their first round selections? Don’t answer that.

I expect there to be numerous trades in the first round, and all throughout the draft, but I’m not even going to attempt at predicting all of the trade scenarios. That’s like trying to decipher how Nicolas Cage went from an A-list leading actor to the holding up “Will Work for Food” signs on Hollywood Boulevard.  I don’t recall ever being this pumped up about an NFL Draft, as this is one of the more intriguing draft classes in some time.  I’m giddy like a school girl on Christmas Eve!

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