Off-Season Mock Drafts: Month-to-Month Changes

In case you missed it, this little event known as the NFL Combine took place a couple of weeks ago, and it's kind of a big deal in the NFL and dynasty communities. One of my favorite parts in the aftermath of the combine is seeing everyone overreact to whatever we saw on the field at Lucas Oil Stadium, good and bad. One of the best ways to see the dynasty community react to the players' combine performances is by comparing the month-to-month ADP data from before and after the combine. That's precisely what I will do here today, referencing the last two months of ADP from DLF's mock drafts.

February First Round ADP

February's ADP probably looks the most familiar to all of us. The top three receivers, top five running backs, top tight end, and three quarterbacks make up round one. Most mocks I've participated in had Colston Loveland in the first and not Jaxson Dart, but it's a superflex world, and if Dart gets selected within the top 40 in the NFL Draft, he will likely remain a late first-rounder.

March First Round ADP