Given the draft capital Fields just received, I think it’s highly likely Stroud is a top 10 pick in the 2023 draft if he continues playing at the level he did this season. There was still some question if he would be allowed to continue as the starter, but given the transfers of Quinn Ewers and Jack Miller, I think it’s almost a certainty that he will be the starting quarterback next season. His yards per attempt and air yards per attempt were both higher than Justin Fields 2020 season, and he threw 16 more touchdowns in only three more games. Stroud emerged from a crowded QB room this season to lead the Buckeyes to a 10-2 record and post very respectable numbers for a freshman signal-caller. 1.04 – CJ Stroud, QB, Ohio State (6’3, 218 lbs) DynastyPJ ( Credit: USA Today I am curious to see how he looks under Kelly, but the talent is unquestionable. He looked absolutely dominant before his season-ending injury. I would have loved it if either of the first two guys fell to me, but I am happy to get Boutte. I was tempted to go with Bigsby, who is my RB, but decided to go with the guy I have ranked higher overall. 1.03 – Kayshon Boutte, WR, LSU (6’0, 190 lbs) Tristan Cook ( īoutte is my top WR in a strong class. If I had the 1.01, I still would’ve likely taken Bijan in this Superflex draft. Bijan has the size, at 6-foot, 200 lbs., that I look for when looking at running backs that can be volume players on our fantasy teams. He now has Quinn Ewers as his quarterback, which should only help if Ewers lives up to his billing. He makes people miss, breaks tackles, has fantastic speed, and catches the ball extremely well. I won’t call him generational, but he’s very close. It’s not very often you get to take a talented running back like Bijan Robinson in your rookie draft.
1.02 – Bijan Robinson, RB, Texas (6’0, 214 lbs) Jared Wackerly ( Credit: Tim Warner | Getty Images
One key variable is landing place, but I believe Young will be successful no matter where he lands. Bryce Young has the accuracy and arm strength to be a very talented NFL quarterback. Unfortunately, he has to wait one more year of college before he is a lucky NFL franchise’s QB of the future. If it were legal for the 2021 Heisman winner to declare early, he would easily be the QB1 in this class. 1.01 – Bryce Young, QB, Alabama (6’0, 194 lbs) Bobby Bishop ( Credit: Getty Images
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