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Top available RB at slot 11. Tier-1A gone; Henry is the bellcow volume king with goal-line equity, perfect Hero-RB anchor before pairing with a WR at pick 14.

WR1 anchor at pick 14. High-volume target hog in a high-scoring Bengals offense with elite QB play; consistent 100+ target floor and spike-week TD upside. Pairs with my RB1 to lock the top of the Hero-RB build.

Lock in a high-volume WR1 in PPR. McLaurin commands elite target share in Washington and pairs perfectly with Tee Higgins to anchor the receiver corps. With Derrick Henry already at RB1, I can target a complementary RB at pick 38 instead of forcing a tier drop at WR here.

With Henry at RB1 and two WRs locked, I need a high-upside RB2. Pacheco is the clear bellcow in Kansas City's elite offense, giving me strong weekly volume and a path to league-winning production at the position.

Solidifying WR depth with a high-ceiling alpha. Pickens in Dallas with Dak offers strong target-share upside, complementing Higgins and McLaurin while my RB room is anchored by Henry and Pacheco.

Elite dual-threat QB with rushing TD upside slipped to round 5. Locks in a QB1 and lets me pivot to TE/WR depth the rest of the way.

Best available starting TE — high-volume PPR target with clear top-10 TE upside, fills my last open starter slot (TE) and lets me stack RB/WR depth over the next several rounds.

RB depth behind Henry/Pacheco. Bigsby offers standalone flex value with goal-line touches and upside if the Philly backfield shakes loose. Best available handcuff-plus profile on the board.

With my QB already drafted (Jayden Daniels), I don't need a second QB here. Best available non-QB with upside is Dak, but he's a backup plan. Better to grab a high-upside WR3 for FLEX depth.

Best available FLEX/UDFA-type upside at pick 110. RB depth is thin and McLaughlin offers proven PPR pass-catching splash upside, complementing Derrick Henry as a change-of-pace FLEX/bench piece.

Round 11 value: solid TE2 with consistent red-zone usage and a starting role on a Steelers offense that should sustain drives. Locks in positional depth behind Engram, frees my flex for a third WR or RB.

Round 11 swing: I already roster Prescott and Daniels, so adding Murray is a high-upside QB3 with weekly league-winning ceiling who can also be flipped. Insurance at the most important position and a trade chip if one of my starters falters.

Need a kicker with elite accuracy attached to a high-scoring offense. McPherson on the Bengals gives me consistent FG opportunities and a ceiling week when Cincy moves the ball. Saves DST for pick 158.

Pittsburgh's defense offers a tough Week 1 matchup plus steady sack and turnover production, making it the cleanest plug-and-play DST to close out my starting lineup at this stage of the draft.

Late-round lottery stash at QB. Morton has intriguing dual-threat upside in New England and is free agent-worthy with bye-week/injury streamer value given my depth chart of Prescott/Daniels/Murray.

Last-pick stash: lottery RB still on the board with standalone upside; deepens RB depth without duplicating any current roster piece.