McCaffrey has averaged 104.2 yards from scrimmage since joining the 49ers, with eight touchdowns in four games. I suspect that many of the people who cute-shamed people for preferring CMC to Taylor last summer will think McCaffrey should be the 1.01 in 2023 drafts, and that anyone who prefers Justin Jefferson is getting too cute. Jonathan Taylor was the consensus 1.01 last summer, and people who preferred McCaffrey were accused of getting too cute. Some fantasy managers can’t fathom drafting a non-RB at the top of the first round, so Jefferson will not be a unanimous 1.01, but he’s certainly worthy of the top spot. Heck, he’s been a monster since entering the league in 2020, with at least 1,400 receiving yards in each of his first three NFL seasons. Yes, he laid an egg in Championship Week, but Jefferson has been a monster all year. This is just an approximation of where players will land in fantasy drafts. Oh, and please DO NOT pay attention to how the so-called “teams” in this mock draft are balanced at various positions. The scoring system for this mock draft is half-point PPR. We all differ in our appraisal of players and player value.Īnd of course, since this is a very early 2023 mock draft, some of the players listed here will gain or lose value based on how Week 18 and the postseason play out.īefore we begin, please note that an asterisk denotes a player who will become a free agent in the offseason. Please bear in mind that this is a highly subjective exercise - as is any fantasy draft for that matter. (It’s the guffaws that hurt most.) You might even get angry.
You will disagree with the ordering of some players. That’s why, even though the 2022 fantasy football season has been over for a minute, I find myself thinking about 2023 and what fantasy drafts might look like next summer. We try to live in the moment, but we can’t resist the urge to look ahead to whatever might come next, even if the future is blurry.
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