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Dynasty Rookie Mock Draft: Who to Love After 1.01?

Here we are, just weeks away from the NFL Draft Combine. NFL Mock Drafts have been happening for weeks—check out Freedman’s latest—though it’s getting time to see how these rookies might stack up from a Dynasty perspective. Sam Wallace and Jake Trowbridge took turns performing a mock draft of the first round for a single-QB league, which was heavy on wide receivers and runnings backs. The 1.01 might be too easy to figure out for this format, so we’re looking at who Jake took at 1.03.

1.03 - Makai Lemon, WR

Jake: A few weeks ago, someone in our Fantasy Life Discord asked me which incoming rookie receiver I was highest on. My answer was the same then as it is now: Makai Lemon. I don’t think even a rough combine showing or an iffy landing spot would move him off the top of the heap for me. 

He’s not a flashy prospect. Lemon won consistently at USC with squeaky-clean routes and hands so soft we have to assume he sleeps in lotion-filled gloves. Every NFL offense can use a guy like him. To put it simply, Lemon … ahem … has the juice.

How did the other top WRs and RBs stack up? Read on to find out. ⤵️

New Orleans Saints Team Needs: More WRs, Please

Looking at the end of the Saints’ 2025 season, there is cause for hope down in New Orleans. The Saints finished the season 4-1. with rookie QB Tyler Shough surpassing 250 passings yards four times, passing for 5 TDs and rushing for 3 more. Though there could be some new faces in the WR room for the Saints other than Chris Olave, as Ian Hartitz notes in his team needs for New Orleans:

Olave is a baller, shot-caller, and fully deserves to be treated as a legit high-end No. 1 wide receiver following his breakout 2025.

• Receiving yards: 1,163 (7th)
• Receiving touchdowns: 9 (tied for 6th)
• Yards per route run: 1.99 (19th)
• Targets per route run: 26.7% (9th)
• ESPN open rating: 81 (6th)

Devaughn Vele also did some good things down the stretch, but more firepower is needed after sending Rashid Shaheed to Seattle at the trade deadline. While a deserved long-term extension for Olave could change things, the Saints presently have the league's 12th-cheapest group of wide receivers entering 2026.

What else do the Saints need to do build around Shough and Olave to improve their chances in the winnable NFC South? Ian breaks it down. ⤵️

Around the Watercooler

The latest fantasy nuggets, silliness and NFL gossip from our merry band of football nerds.

💀 Who are potentially the biggest cap casualties? A stud RB could get cut.

📊 A new stat will factor into WR Rookie Super Model. Contested catches matter.

📚 Bookmark this page for Team Needs for all 32 NFL teams.

👀 Jahmyr Gibbs at 1.02? Never too early to look ahead to draft day.

😎 This WR keeps coming back like the Terminator. Time to trade for him?

😆 Fun story behind A.J. Barner’s Super Bowl TD. Cooper Kupp explains.

✏️ The Giants get a new QB coach. Solid hire.

🤔 Will Maxx Crosby stay with the Raiders? Here’s the latest.

💪 Tyler Shough or Jaxson Dart, who are you taking in Dynasty?

🏈 Who could be calling offensive plays for the Seahawks in the fall? Possibly staying in-house.