Post-Combine Superflex Rookie Rankings: Round One

With the NFL Scouting Combine over, the rookie pecking order is beginning to take shape and settle as draft capital expectations are known. It is a waiting game for the NFL Draft to finally know the landing spots as well, but a pre-draft ranking that takes into account the process can help formulate rookie rankings after the draft.

With the value of quarterbacks in superflex leagues, they are the headliners of my top 12 along with the strong wide receiver class.

1.01 - Caleb Williams, QB USC

Believe the hype. Williams is indeed an excellent QB prospect and an easy 1.01 in superflex drafts. The arm angles, zip, and ability to improvise when the play breaks down while still keeping his eyes downfield are elite traits that Williams brings to his new team. He is on par with players like Andrew Luck and Trevor Lawrence as a prospect. While others with 'prospect fatigue' try to tear him down, Williams performed while trying to match the points his awful defense at USC was giving up. Add in underrated rushing ability, and he has the make-up of a top-five fantasy QB.

1.02 - Marvin Harrison Jr, WR Ohio State