Dynasty rookie draft prep
Dynasty managers are retooling after the Combine — Justin Boone’s four‑round rookie mock and Steve Bradshaw’s post‑Combine big board are being used to reset values and trade talk (sports.yahoo.com) (twsn.net). FantasyPros also released Superflex rookie rankings to help managers prioritize QBs and high‑ceiling skill players for early drafts (fantasypros.com).
Justin Boone’s March rookie pick trade‑value chart assigns 81 points to the 1.01 pick and 69 to 1.02, with late first‑round slots falling into the 30s–40s and third/fourth‑round picks valued in the single digits to teens. (sports.yahoo.com) In Boone’s latest four‑round superflex mock (he drafted from the 10th slot) he bumped a slate of receivers ahead of some QBs and explicitly cited “incredible” Combine showings as a reason Kenyon Sadiq and Eli Stowers are being treated like first‑round TE targets. (sports.yahoo.com) Steve Bradshaw’s post‑Combine big board credited Bryce Lance’s 4.34 40 as a reason for an upward move and recorded Ted Hurst’s 4.42 while noting Mike Washington Jr. ran a 4.33 and posted a Relative Athletic Score of 9.87. (twsn.net) FantasyPros’ March 20 Superflex consensus places Jeremiyah Love at No. 1 and Fernando Mendoza at No. 2, with Makai Lemon, Carnell Tate and Jordyn Tyson comprising the consensus top five in the Superflex rookie rankings. (fantasypros.com) Combine speedsters reinforced receiver upside — Brenen Thompson posted the fastest official 40 at the 2026 Combine with a 4.26, a result that has multiple outlets highlighting increased WR movement on big boards. (sports.yahoo.com) The next pivotal reshuffle will come after the 2026 NFL Draft, scheduled April 23–25 in Pittsburgh, when landing spots and draft capital will materially alter rookie ADP and trade chatter as Boone and other analysts have warned. (operations.nfl.com)
