Class read: weak overall, strong at the very top, deep at WR, barren at RB, awful QB year. Your capital sits exactly where the value is. Confirm the league uses reverse-standings draft order — that's what makes your pick 1.01.
The plan, pick by pick
1.01 — Jeremiyah Love (RB · ARI · NFL #3).
The market 1.01 (KTC 7,581 — a top-12 overall dynasty asset; next rookie is ~6,000). Highest-drafted RB since Saquon, ran first-team all spring, prime years land on your contention window. Take him — unless someone pays two firsts + a second or better. Want Mendoza instead? Trade down to 1.02–1.03 with the Love-wanter and keep the difference; never spend the 1.01 on the #2 market asset.
~1.12 — best WR standing: Cooper Jr. (NYJ, spring star) / Bell (MIA — most open WR1 job in football) / Boston (CLE) / Stowers (TE, PHI).
Picks 10–16 are a priced flat zone — near-interchangeable. Take your guy, or trade back into round 2 for volume; this is the one slot where trading down is fine.
2.01 — Bernard (PIT) or Antonio Williams (WAS) — or grab Jonah Coleman (DEN) if he slides: R4 capital, elite metrics, aging Dobbins ahead. (Williams = real snaps behind McLaurin; homer-bias check applied, the depth chart really is thin.)
Rankers moved him to ~15th in class; the KTC crowd still prices him ~30th. Kyler released, presumed starter holding out, live path to 2026 starts. In superflex this is exactly what an early 3rd should buy. Fallback: Allar (PIT).
~3.11 — dart throw: Klubnik (QB, NYJ) in superflex, else best remaining day-2 WR capital (Lane BAL / Klare TE LAR).
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Trade cheat sheet
1.01 sell floor: two firsts + a second, or 2+ young established starters. Below that → draft Love.
1.12 ≈ 2.01 ≈ players 10–16. Trading 1.12 back for a 2nd + 3rd is fair value.
3.01 is worth more than a normal early 3rd in superflex — the QB-flyer zone starts there.