Grabbing Taylor gives me flexibility for the rest of the draft. Jonathan Taylor is in for another massive season, even with Matt Ryan joining the Colts. IW: I wanted to get my hero running back even at the cost of missing out on an elite quarterback. Herbert is coming off an overall QB2 finish and is still getting better. I went Justin Herbert over Lamar Jackson because Herbert is just a little bit safer and offers more stacking options. JK: When picking at the front half of a Superflex, I’m always going quarterback. The only player in NFL history to record multiple 400-point fantasy seasons, Allen could be on pace for his best season in 2022. In Superflex, Josh Allen should be the first pick in virtually every draft. TG: Having the 1.01 is one of the easiest picks in the draft.

The pick in parentheses from Round 2 onwards is the overall pick in the draft. Tommy Garrett (TG) had teams 1, 5, and 9. The format of this mock saw four of our analysts each selecting for three different teams. For more information on the philosophies behind drafting D/STs and kickers, sign up for our draft guide available through the PFN Pass. We chose to leave out D/ST and kickers as all four of our analysts are generally of the opinion you select both of those positions in the final two rounds. The starting lineup for this mock was: QB, RB, RB, WR, WR, TE, Superflex, and flex, with six bench spots. Over the coming weeks, we will also be doing 1QB and non-PPR mocks, so if that’s your format, be sure to keep an eye out for those. With the increase in the popularity of both Superflex and PPR, we combined the two. We kept the format of this 2022 fantasy mock draft fairly simple. 2022 fantasy football mock draft | PPR Superflex

Superflex mock draft 2021