By The Hudsonian, Joshua Hudson
About a week after the Super Bowl concluded, myself and some of the Club Fantasy FFL team got together and took part in a fantasy football draft. In February. That’s usually about four or five months before normal people start partaking in mock drafts. I know what you’re thinking — you guys have no life. You’re probably right. But we do love fantasy football.
Just know, the things we do, it’s all for you.
Myself, my No Punt Intended co-host Joe Zollo, contributor Tim Murphy, and graphic designer extraordinaire Maggie Byrd drafted a few teams. And let me tell you what, there were a few surprises, some insane value, and plenty of “what the hell were you thinking” comments.
Below are the round by round selections. Each team has its own name because, why the hell not? I’ll also add in some analysis of my thoughts on some picks that may surprise some of you.
| Round 1 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 1 | My Rawls Itch | Saquon Barkley | NYG | RB1 |
| 2 | Morning Woodhead | Christian McCaffrey | CAR | RB2 |
| 3 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | JuJu Smith-Schuster | PIT | WR1 |
| 4 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Todd Gurley | LAR | RB3 |
| 5 | Hot Lockett | Ezekiel Elliott | DAL | RB4 |
| 6 | Sly Cooper | Alvin Kamara | NO | RB5 |
| 7 | Goff Balls | Melvin Gordon | LAC | RB6 |
| 8 | Me and Mrs. Jones | DeAndre Hopkins | HOU | WR2 |
| 9 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | Michael Thomas | NO | WR3 |
| 10 | PokeMoncrief | Davante Adams | GB | WR4 |
It took all of three picks before we saw the first real surprise. Running backs have dominated receivers in PPR the last couple of years, so for one to be taken before the likes of Gurley, Elliott, Kamara, and Gordon was shocking. The fact that it was Smith-Schuster floored me. But here’s the thing, Antonio Brown has been the most productive receiver in football the last seven seasons. With the Steelers likely to trade their embattled wideout this offseason, JuJu has an opportunity to top the 166 targets he had last season since Brown’s 168 are up for grabs. I think JuJu is a top 5 WR in 2019, but I’m not sure I’d put him at one just yet.
| Round 2 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 11 | PokeMoncrief | Joe Mixon | CIN | RB7 |
| 12 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | T.Y. Hilton | IND | WR5 |
| 13 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Le’Veon Bell | FA | RB8 |
| 14 | Goff Balls | Antonio Brown | PIT | WR6 |
| 15 | Sly Cooper | Nick Chubb | CLE | RB9 |
| 16 | Hot Lockett | Aaron Jones | GB | RB10 |
| 17 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | David Johnson | ARI | RB11 |
| 18 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Odell Beckham Jr. | NYG | WR7 |
| 19 | Morning Woodhead | Keenan Allen | LAC | WR8 |
| 20 | My Rawls Itch | James Conner | PIT | RB12 |
I can’t remember the last time Antonio Brown fell to the second round. Seriously. That said, we don’t yet know what team will employ him in 2019, so this is a guess in terms of production. Nick Chubb and Aaron Jones as top 10 backs? It’s possible. New HC Matt LaFleur has led some very run heavy schemes in Los Angeles and Tennessee the last two seasons. While I expect Jamaal Williams to still get some carries, it will be the Aaron Jones show in Green Bay in 2019 — barring any significant addition to the running back room this offseason. My official public service announcement: do not sleep on David Johnson in 2019! Despite the terrible season he had in 2018, he was still RB10 at year’s end. People will pass on him after last year. Scoop up that value in the late second/early third round! *Note: This draft took place prior to the Cleveland Browns signing of RB Kareem Hunt.
| Round 3 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 21 | My Rawls Itch | Sony Michel | NE | RB13 |
| 22 | Morning Woodhead | Dalvin Cook | MIN | RB14 |
| 23 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Kerryon Johnson | DET | RB15 |
| 24 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | James White | NE | RB16 |
| 25 | Hot Lockett | Julio Jones | ATL | WR9 |
| 26 | Sly Cooper | Tyreek Hill | KC | WR10 |
| 27 | Goff Balls | Mike Evans | TB | WR11 |
| 28 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Travis Kelce | KC | TE1 |
| 29 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | Derrius Guice | WAS | RB17 |
| 30 | PokeMoncrief | Stefon Diggs | MIN | WR12 |
Two things to point out here: by the end of the third round, there have been 17 —Â yes, 17! — running backs selected. Teams are starting to feature their first and second down backs on third down more, making them more valuable in PPR leagues like Club Fantasy. While Sony Michel sees very minimal work on third downs, the amount of carries and yards he generates — and touchdowns, by proxy — should put him in the high RB2 range. How Tyreek Hill fell to WR10 is baffling. I firmly believe he is a top 5 WR in the league with the way the Chiefs utilize him, though you can make the argument he lacks consistency and relies too heavily on the big games to lift his overall numbers.
| Round 4 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 31 | PokeMoncrief | Zach Ertz | PHI | TE2 |
| 32 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | Cooper Kupp | LAR | WR13 |
| 33 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Amari Cooper | DAL | WR14 |
| 34 | Goff Balls | Adam Thielen | MIN | WR15 |
| 35 | Sly Cooper | A.J. Green | CIN | WR16 |
| 36 | Hot Lockett | Patrick Mahomes | KC | QB1 |
| 37 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Kenny Golladay | DET | WR17 |
| 38 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | George Kittle | SF | TE3 |
| 39 | Morning Woodhead | Jarvis Landry | CLE | WR18 |
| 40 | My Rawls Itch | Julian Edelman | NE | WR19 |
By the end of four rounds, the top three tight ends from last year are off the board. I stand by this. I am a big proponent of snagging a top TE in the first three to four rounds, if you can. Kelce, Ertz, and Kittle are game-changers at the position. They put up numbers that rival, and in some cases exceed, most WR2s. That’s enough for me. Rarely do TEs come out of nowhere to shine — though Kittle, Eric Ebron, and Jared Cook proved my theory wrong last year — so wait, wait, wait on the position if you don’t get those guys because most of your middle round TEs are hit or miss and frustrating to own. Cooper Kupp as the first Rams WR off the board is more interesting with him coming off the ACL injury than it would’ve been had he not gotten hurt. He is clearly Goff’s favorite target. Mahomes finally comes off the board here as the first QB taken and I’m a little surprised he wasn’t selected earlier. Just know, in most of your drafts, someone will take him in the first or second round. Bet.
| Round 5 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 41 | My Rawls Itch | Brandin Cooks | LAR | WR20 |
| 42 | Morning Woodhead | Emmanuel Sanders | DEN | WR21 |
| 43 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Leonard Fournette | JAX | RB18 |
| 44 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Mike Williams | LAC | WR22 |
| 45 | Hot Lockett | Marlon Mack | IND | RB19 |
| 46 | Sly Cooper | Phillip Lindsay | DEN | RB20 |
| 47 | Goff Balls | Tarik Cohen | CHI | RB21 |
| 48 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Devonta Freeman | ATL | RB22 |
| 49 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | Kenyan Drake | MIA | RB23 |
| 50 | PokeMoncrief | Chris Carson | SEA | RB24 |
Mike Williams as WR22 is interesting- a little higher than I would rank him. With Tyrell Williams a free agent and not likely to return, Mike Williams should see a bump in targets. He saw only 66 last year, but 10 of his 43 receptions resulted in touchdowns. He’ll have more opportunities in 2019. More running backs populate round five. If Mack stays healthy in 2019, I think this is HUGE value for him. Lindsay at RB20 seems about right for me. I think he grossly overachieved last year, and I think Royce Freeman will see more action in 2019 with a new coaching staff. Drake will probably once again break our hearts, but with a new coaching staff in tow, I will continue to draft the talent and hope the staff recognizes it too.
| Round 6 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 51 | PokeMoncrief | Jerick McKinnon | SF | RB25 |
| 52 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | Tyler Lockett | SEA | WR23 |
| 53 | Me and Mrs. Jones | DJ Moore | CAR | WR24 |
| 54 | Goff Balls | Derrick Henry | TEN | RB26 |
| 55 | Sly Cooper | Calvin Ridley | ATL | WR25 |
| 56 | Hot Lockett | Alshon Jeffery | PHI | WR26 |
| 57 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Allen Robinson | CHI | WR27 |
| 58 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Andrew Luck | IND | QB2 |
| 59 | Morning Woodhead | Chris Thompson | WAS | RB27 |
| 60 | My Rawls Itch | Will Fuller V | HOU | WR28 |
Once again, the curious case of Derrick Henry. What is he? I’ll tell you what he isn’t, and that’s a top 20 running back. Don’t let last year’s cumulative numbers fool you. More than half his season total came from Weeks 14-16. Round six is right about where I think he’s safe. He’s a RB3/FLEX option. When the new offensive staff figures out how to split the workload between he and Dion Lewis, we’ll have a better idea of his potential. Someone people will likely forget about is 49ers RB Jerick McKinnon. He missed all of last season and we saw Kyle Shanahan’s offense produce quality fantasy outings from Matt Breida, Raheem Mostert, and Jeffrey Wilson Jr. Yeah, exactly. Look, I’m not the biggest McKinnon fan (as a runner; he’s great as a pass catcher), but when you put an average running back in a great scheme, good things can happen. I’ll take that value all day and twice on Sundays. WR27 is about right for me on Allen Robinson. Does he have the talent to be better than that? Absolutely. But the way Matt Nagy drew up his offense in 2018, Robinson’s potential is capped. He’s definitely not a WR2, as I think many people think he is and will be.
| Round 7 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 61 | My Rawls Itch | Kareem Hunt | FA | RB28 |
| 62 | Morning Woodhead | Hunter Henry | LAC | TE4 |
| 63 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Doug Baldwin | SEA | WR29 |
| 64 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Keke Coutee | HOU | WR30 |
| 65 | Hot Lockett | Tyler Boyd | CIN | WR31 |
| 66 | Sly Cooper | Robert Woods | LAR | WR32 |
| 67 | Goff Balls | Deshaun Watson | HOU | QB3 |
| 68 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Jordan Howard | CHI | RB29 |
| 69 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | Duke Johnson Jr. | CLE | RB30 |
| 70 | PokeMoncrief | Corey Davis | TEN | WR33 |
And the best value of the draft thus far: Robert Woods as WR32. What?! I think he’s a top 20 WR, but as one of three legit receiving options on the Rams, plus Gurley, it’s always hard to predict which receiver stays healthy and remains consistent. The beginning part of the year, that was Kupp. After Kupp’s injury, it was Woods. Woods has a great floor, but I think he’s really capped, ceiling-wise. When we did this draft, Kareem Hunt was still a free agent. We fully expect Hunt to miss at least six games due to suspension. That doesn’t mean he won’t produce in 2019 for a team. After signing with Cleveland, WR28 is definitely too high for him. Hunter Henry as the fourth tight end off the board is interesting. Does he have that kind of ceiling? Absolutely he does. He will be healthy heading into 2019 and we know how Rivers looks for his tight end often. I think Baldwin is done. Two Seahawks receivers in the top 30? That’s nuts for a run-first offense. If rumors are to be believed, Both Howard and Johnson Jr. will be on different teams when 2019 starts. I think about seven quarterbacks could be top 5 by season’s end, and Watson is one of them. If Will Fuller V and Keke Coutee remain as healthy as DeAndre Hopkins, look out.
| Round 8 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 71 | PokeMoncrief | Aaron Rodgers | GB | QB4 |
| 72 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | Rob Gronkowski | NE | TE5 |
| 73 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Mark Ingram II | FA | RB31 |
| 74 | Goff Balls | Damien Williams | KC | RB32 |
| 75 | Sly Cooper | Golden Tate | FA | WR34 |
| 76 | Hot Lockett | Robby Anderson | NYJ | WR35 |
| 77 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Chris Godwin | TB | WR36 |
| 78 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Eric Ebron | IND | TE6 |
| 79 | Morning Woodhead | Sterling Shepard | NYG | WR37 |
| 80 | My Rawls Itch | Dante Pettis | SF | WR38 |
Damien Williams put on a show during both the NFL playoffs and the fantasy playoffs. He is solid as a receiver, and while he put up respectable numbers as a runner, I don’t buy him as a feature back in the league. I fully expect Andy Reid and the Chiefs to bring in someone to carry the load on early downs, which caps Williams’ potential. I’m all for letting other people buy into him and over-drafting him based on his end-of-season run. It happens all the time, people. I’m very skeptical of Gronk as TE5. Yes, if he’s fully healthy, he’s the most dominant TE in the game today. But with the Patriots seemingly shifting to more of a ground and pound approach featuring Sony Michel, Gronk will be asked to block more than play pitch and catch with Tom Brady. I think he’s a top 10 TE in name only heading into 2019. Anderson, Godwin, and Pettis are all young WRs I’m keeping an eye on in later rounds. Anderson finally started to connect with Sam Darnold as the season wore on. As long as Darnold continues to mature, Anderson should easily be a top 30 WR. Godwin is likely to replace DeSean Jackson in the Bucs offense and quite honestly, at this stage in Jackson’s career, Godwin is the better receiver anyway. Not to mention the Bucs potentially losing Adam Humphries in free agency, a breakout season awaits Godwin. Pettis looked great as the last man standing in the 49ers WR room. With a healthy Jimmy Garoppolo in 2019, he should continue to elevate his game.
| Round 9 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 81 | My Rawls Itch | O.J. Howard | TB | TE7 |
| 82 | Morning Woodhead | Matt Breida | SF | RB33 |
| 83 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Elijah McGuire | NYJ | RB34 |
| 84 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Nyheim Hines | IND | RB35 |
| 85 | Hot Lockett | Tevin Coleman | FA | RB36 |
| 86 | Sly Cooper | Evan Engram | NYG | TE8 |
| 87 | Goff Balls | Austin Ekeler | LAC | RB37 |
| 88 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Courtland Sutton | DEN | WR39 |
| 89 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | Drew Brees | NO | QB5 |
| 90 | PokeMoncrief | LeSean McCoy | BUF | RB38 |
Let me start with this: I’m a big O.J. Howard fan. He should be a top 5 TE in this league within a year or two. What scares me is new HC Bruce Arians. He’s not exactly well known for featuring TEs in his offense. That said, he’s one of the few “mid round tight ends” I like in 2019. Evan Engram? Not so much. He had a great rookie season, but once the team drafted Saquon Barkley, there are no longer enough balls to go around. Engram’s game elevates if Barkley, OBJ, or Sterling Shepard succumb to injury. Otherwise, it’s a hard pass for me. Tevin Coleman will likely go a few rounds earlier once he signs somewhere. He has potential as a starter, but I think the league views him more as a compliment, much like he’s been in Atlanta the last four years. Shady as RB38 is just criminal. But the Bills have no offensive line and an offseason of adding pieces on offense. Once those pieces are added — lineman, tight end, receivers, and potentially a second RB to spell McCoy — we’ll have a clearer picture. The days of McCoy being a top 10 RB are clearly over. The addition of Joe Flacco and his big arm should do wonders for Courtland Sutton. Color me giddy.
| Round 10 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 91 | PokeMoncrief | Dede Westbrook | JAX | WR40 |
| 92 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | David Njoku | CLE | TE9 |
| 93 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Matt Ryan | ATL | QB6 |
| 94 | Goff Balls | Larry Fitzgerald | ARI | WR41 |
| 95 | Sly Cooper | Cam Newton | CAR | QB7 |
| 96 | Hot Lockett | Austin Hooper | ATL | TE10 |
| 97 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Jared Cook | FA | TE11 |
| 98 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Bears D/ST | CHI | DST1 |
| 99 | Morning Woodhead | Christian Kirk | ARI | WR42 |
| 100 | My Rawls Itch | Russell Wilson | SEA | QB8 |
A couple of years ago, our own Chris Tyler told you to look out for Oklahoma product Dede Westbrook. Last year, Westbrook was the leading receiver on the Jaguars. I doubt that’s a coincidence. The team should get Marqise Lee back from injury, but Westbrook is still the WR on the Jags I prefer. I mean, he’s a WR4, but still. Through ten rounds, only eight quarterbacks have been drafted. I will say this until I am blue in the face — wait on taking a damn quarterback! It is the deepest position in fantasy. Last year, 14 QBs topped 300 fantasy points. (And if Baker Mayfield had started from the beginning of the season, he would’ve topped 300 points as well.) Jared Cook as TE11 is surprising. If he goes back to Oakland, I don’t think there’s any debate he finishes in the top 6 at the position in 2019. Christian Kirk intrigues me, but we have no idea what the Cardinals offense will look like next year. But he had his moments prior to his season-ending injury. And the first defense off the board is… da Bears. Shocker, I know. I get the appeal, but here’s how the last three teams to finish as the number one defense/special teams unit fared the following season:
2015 – Denver Broncos (250 FPTS); 2016 – DST3 (193)
2016 – Kansas City Chiefs (202); 2017 – DST19 (143)
2017 – Jacksonville Jaguars (264); 2018 – DST20 (143)
Only the Broncos stayed afloat, but they scored 57 fewer points. If you wait on defenses, you’re less likely to get your heart broken in the end.
| Round 11 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 101 | My Rawls Itch | Lamar Miller | HOU | RB39 |
| 102 | Morning Woodhead | Adam Humphries | FA | WR43 |
| 103 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Anthony Miller | CHI | WR44 |
| 104 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Philip Rivers | LAC | QB9 |
| 105 | Hot Lockett | Marvin Jones Jr. | DET | WR45 |
| 106 | Sly Cooper | Gus Edwards | BAL | RB40 |
| 107 | Goff Balls | Antonio Callaway | CLE | WR46 |
| 108 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Jay Ajayi | FA | RB41 |
| 109 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | Rashaad Penny | SEA | RB42 |
| 110 | PokeMoncrief | Robert Foster | BUF | WR47 |
Lamar Miller as RB39? Wow. He wasn’t otherworldly last year, but he still finished as RB23. RB39 suggests people think the Texans may be looking to add a running back this offseason. I thought Foreman would make a leap in 2018, but he never came back fully healthy after his 2017 Achilles injury. If he’s going to seize the Texans RB job, it needs to be this year. Gus Edwards is the Ravens starting RB right now. With Lamar Jackson at QB, he should be about 15-20 spots higher in the RB rankings. I think the Ravens add another RB to the mix this offseason. Robert Foster showed flashes during his rookie year, but it’s hard to trust any receiver on the Bills with the erratic accuracy of QB Josh Allen.
| Round 12 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 111 | PokeMoncrief | Royce Freeman | DEN | RB43 |
| 112 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | Albert Wilson | MIA | WR48 |
| 113 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Sammy Watkins | KC | WR49 |
| 114 | Goff Balls | Marquise Goodwin | SF | WR50 |
| 115 | Sly Cooper | Baker Mayfield | CLE | QB10 |
| 116 | Hot Lockett | Dion Lewis | TEN | RB44 |
| 117 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Devin Funchess | FA | WR51 |
| 118 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Ben Roethlisberger | PIT | QB11 |
| 119 | Morning Woodhead | Chris Herndon IV | NYJ | TE12 |
| 120 | My Rawls Itch | Jaylen Samuels | PIT | RB45 |
Yes, Baker Mayfield as QB10. Don’t sleep on him! Chris Herndon as TE12 is solid value. He should continue to be a reliable weapon for Sam Darnold but if the Jets do in fact bring in Le’Veon Bell to be their new starting RB, I think Herndon’s upside is limited as Bell is such a dangerous receiver out of the backfield. Big Ben led the league in passing in 2018. And he’s the 11th QB off the board here. 16 INTs and the expected loss of Antonio Brown don’t paint the picture of a top 5 or even top 10 QB for me. I do, however, expect Jaylen Samuels to see more action in 2019 than he did in 2018. The Steelers rode James Conner hard to begin the season, and I’m betting that had a lot to do with his late season injury. If they can monitor Conner’s workload and involve Samuels more, it helps the team and makes Conner less valuable to fantasy owners. Samuels should be a top-notch handcuff this season.
| Round 13 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 121 | My Rawls Itch | Michael Gallup | DAL | WR52 |
| 122 | Morning Woodhead | D’Onta Foreman | HOU | RB46 |
| 123 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Carlos Hyde | JAX | RB47 |
| 124 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Jalen Richard | OAK | RB48 |
| 125 | Hot Lockett | Ronald Jones | TB | RB49 |
| 126 | Sly Cooper | Adrian Peterson | FA | RB50 |
| 127 | Goff Balls | Kalen Ballage | MIA | RB51 |
| 128 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Ito Smith | ATL | RB52 |
| 129 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | T.J. Yeldon | FA | RB53 |
| 130 | PokeMoncrief | Josh Adams | PHI | RB54 |
Richard could easily be higher on this list. But a lot depends on who the Raiders bring in to fill the early down work. (And Richard is a restricted free agent this year, so there’s a chance he lands on a new team.) Ballage should see some work with Drake and as a big back with speed, is an interesting late round gamble. I’m on record as saying I would love to see Yeldon in Philadelphia. He would work well in that backfield — great as a receiver, and as someone who can run between the tackles with Clement and Adams. I just don’t see the Eagles bringing in the type of three-down workhorse that their divisional brethren have over the last couple of years. Ito Smith should be on people’s radars with the expected departure of Tevin Coleman in Atlanta. Devonta Freeman isn’t known for his health, and I expect Smith to finish in the top 30 at the running back position.
| Round 14 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 131 | PokeMoncrief | Jared Goff | LAR | QB12 |
| 132 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | Marquez Valdes-Scantling | GB | WR53 |
| 133 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Marqise Lee | JAX | WR54 |
| 134 | Goff Balls | Greg Olsen | CAR | TE13 |
| 135 | Sly Cooper | Rex Burkhead | NE | RB55 |
| 136 | Hot Lockett | DaeSean Hamilton | DEN | WR55 |
| 137 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Vikings D/ST | MIN | DST2 |
| 138 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Stephen Gostkowski | NE | K1 |
| 139 | Morning Woodhead | Ka’imi Fairbairn | HOU | K2 |
| 140 | My Rawls Itch | Tom Brady | NE | QB13 |
Brady as the 13th QB off the board. Sadly, I think that’s too high. But damn, what times we live in, huh?
| Round 15 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 141 | My Rawls Itch | Ravens D/ST | BAL | DST3 |
| 142 | Morning Woodhead | Bills D/ST | BUF | DST4 |
| 143 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Kenny Stills | MIA | WR56 |
| 144 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Justin Tucker | BAL | K3 |
| 145 | Hot Lockett | Rams D/ST | LAR | DST5 |
| 146 | Sly Cooper | Texans D/ST | HOU | DST6 |
| 147 | Goff Balls | Patriots D/ST | NE | DST7 |
| 148 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Broncos D/ST | DEN | DST8 |
| 149 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | Chargers D/ST | LAC | DST9 |
| 150 | PokeMoncrief | Saints D/ST | NO | DST10 |
| Round 16 | ||||
| Pick | By | Player | Team | Position |
| 151 | PokeMoncrief | Greg Zuerlein | LAR | K4 |
| 152 | S.W.A.T.T. Team | Wil Lutz | NO | K5 |
| 153 | Me and Mrs. Jones | Harrison Butker | KC | K6 |
| 154 | Goff Balls | Jake Elliott | PHI | K7 |
| 155 | Sly Cooper | Brett Maher | DAL | K8 |
| 156 | Hot Lockett | Robbie Gould | SF | K9 |
| 157 | Rudolph the Red zone Reindeer | Dontrelle Inman | FA | WR57 |
| 158 | Two Gurley’s One Cup | Kenneth Dixon | BAL | RB56 |
| 159 | Morning Woodhead | Mitchell Trubisky | CHI | QB14 |
| 160 | My Rawls Itch | Adam Vinatieri | IND | K10 |
And there you have it. Plenty of surprises, plenty of WTF? selections, and plenty to ponder as free agency officially gets started next week.