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2012 Fantasy Football Mock Draft: Rounds 3 & 4

Frank Gore, RB, San Francisco 2012 Fantasy Football Mock Draft

I’m participating in a mock draft for a 12-team PPR league on MyFantasyLeague.com, where you can follow all of the draft picks daily. They call this the MFL 10s Experts League, and I discussed the first two rounds on Tuesday, so here are the next couple rounds! There weren’t a lot of surprises, and I’m definitely building my team from the backfield out.

Here are my first two picks:

  • 1.09 Marshawn Lynch, RB, Seattle
  • 2.04 Drew Brees, QB, New Orleans

Here are the links to Rounds 1 & 2, as well as Rounds 5-8.

 

2012 Fantasy Football Mock Draft – MFL 10s

 

ROUND THREE

3.01 Matthew Stafford, QB, Detroit – Chet, TheFakeFootball.com: Could be top-15 player value if he stays healthy again.

3.02 Brandon Marshall, WR, Chicago – Stein, MyFantasyLeague.com: Reuniting with Jay Cutler could bring both back to the Fantasy values they had in Denver.

3.03 Greg Jennings, WR, Green Bay – De Lima, 4For4.com

3.04 Hakeem Nicks, WR, N.Y. Giants – Andrew, StarStreet.com: There’s no doubt in my mind that he’s the top pick of the two Giants wide receivers.

3.05 Victor Cruz, WR, N.Y. Giants – Corey, SiriusXM: You’ll probably see these two Giants receivers picked back-to-back more than any other duo in Fantasy Football history.

3.06 Julio Jones, WR, Atlanta – Brian, FantasyTaz.com

3.07 Adrian Peterson, RB, Minnesota – William, FFOasis.com: Excellent spot to take the former No. 1 overall Fantasy pick. Not too risky here. Let’s see where Toby Gerhart goes.

3.08 Roddy White, WR, Atlanta – Christian, TheFFAddict.com: Would have LOVED to grab him with my next pick.

3.09 Steven Jackson, RB, St. Louis – Gonos, RotoExperts.com: Good value in PPR leagues certainly. He’s not even 30 years old yet. I’ll take it!

3.10 Fred Jackson, RB, Buffalo – Bill, DynastySportsEmpire.com: Coming off a broken leg. When he was healthy, he was looking like a top-10 Fantasy pick.

3.11 Ahmad Bradshaw, RB, N.Y. Giants – Shane, DraftCountdown.com:

3.12 Mike Wallace, WR, Pittsburgh – Jeff, ProFootballFocus.com

 

Frank Gore, RB, San Francisco 2012 Fantasy Football Mock Draft

Frank Gore has a lot of new teammates that will be taking away touches in 2012.

 

ROUND FOUR

4.01 Dez Bryant, WR, Dallas – Jeff, ProFootballFocus.com

4.02 Reggie Bush, RB, Miami – Shane, DraftCountdown.com

4.03 Doug Martin, RB, Tampa Bay – Bill, DynastySportsEmpire.com: Might be a much better value pick here than his rookie counterpart, Richardson. Martin will play a big role in the Bucs’ passing game.

4.04 Marques Colston, WR, New Orleans – Gonos, RotoExperts.com: My first wide receiver is a decent one, but not one of the great ones I had hoped would drop.

4.05 Kenny Britt, WR, Tennessee – Christian, TheFFAddict.com: Coming back from another injury, but when he’s healthy, he’s capable of a 3-TD, 150-yard game every week.

4.06 Percy Harvin, WR, Minnesota – William, FFOasis.com

4.07 Jordy Nelson, WR, Green Bay – Brian, FantasyTaz.com: If you’re counting at home, that’s four pairs of wide receivers taken in the first four rounds (Atlanta, Dallas, Green Bay and N.Y. Giants).

4.08 Frank Gore, RB, San Francisco – Corey, SiriusXM

4.09 Jeremy Maclin, WR, Philadelphia – Andrew, StarStreet.com

4.10 Demaryius Thomas, WR, Denver – De Lima, 4For4.com: Could end up being a top-five wide receiver once Peyton Manning connects with him.

4.11 Miles Austin, WR, Dallas – Stein, MyFantasyLeague.com

4.12 Dwayne Bowe, WR, Kansas City – Chet, TheFakeFootball.com

 

Stay tuned over the next few days as I post more analysis.

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David Gonos
David Gonos spent 5 years as a CBSSports.com Senior Fantasy Writer and three more years writing with SI.com. Over the past 17 years, his work has been published on NFL.com, MLB.com, FanDuel, FoxSports.com and USA Today. Since 2001, he has been tracking down the Top 50-plus Free Fantasy Football Draft Tools online. You can contact David Gonos here.
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