Tsinghua Titans

With Chase, Gibbs, Bijan and Lamb drafted ahead of me, Justin Jefferson is the clear best available. Elite target volume and yardage floor make him the ideal full-PPR anchor for my roster at pick 5.

Elite TE slid to pick 20, so I'm taking the positional-scarcity edge. Brock Bowers delivers weekly TE1 production in full PPR while leaving my next picks free to load up on RB and WR.

Elite rushing QB still on the board at pick 29; his rushing floor is gold in this 4.0 passing-TD format. Locks up my QB1 while Jefferson and Bowers anchor WR and TE.

With QB, WR1, and an elite TE already secured, running back is the top need. Hampton is the best available workhorse RB and a strong value at pick 44 in full PPR.

With QB, RB, TE and WR1 already secured, I take the best available wideout. Metcalf brings elite physical upside and a high target share in Pittsburgh's passing game, ideal for full PPR.

Full-PPR league, so target volume rules. Shakir is Buffalo's reliable slot receiver with high catch rate and steady volume, filling my WR3 need at pick 68.

Filling my second RB slot with a high-volume, pass-catching back who fits full-PPR scoring and anchors a lead role.

Adding a fourth receiver with weekly starter upside. McMillan offers strong red-zone and PPR value in Tampa Bay's high-volume passing attack, fitting my plan of loading up on pass catchers in full-PPR scoring.

Adding RB3 depth behind Hampton and Hubbard. Johnson brings rookie upside and goal-line work in Green Bay's offense, the best remaining back on my board at this slot.

All skill starters are filled, so I take the top available kicker. Fairbairn kicks for a strong Houston offense with long-range FG value under this scoring.

Filling my last empty starter slot with the top available defense; Philadelphia's elite pass rush and turnover profile fit our DST scoring best.

Best remaining PPR volume receiver; adds proven target-share depth at WR5/flex behind Jefferson, Metcalf, Shakir and McMillan.

Roster core is set, so I'm taking a late-round upside shot. Giddens is a rookie back with a genuine path to touches in Indianapolis and the best remaining risk-reward at this stage of the draft.

Starters are filled, so I add quarterback insurance. Lawrence is the top QB remaining and gives me a strong bye-week/injury hedge behind Lamar Jackson.

Late-round upside play. Mitchell has legit speed and route skills, and with starters already filled across QB, TE, K and DST, a high-ceiling WR flier is the best use of this pick.

Best available upside at pick 188. Bateman is a starting outside receiver in Baltimore's high-volume passing attack and gives me a bench WR with weekly flex potential behind my PPR-heavy receiver group.