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Here's a fresh 12-team, full-PPR mock draft with every player checked against blended PPR ADP so you can see, pick by pick, who fell into value territory and who got popped early.
Scroll the interactive board below to search by name, filter by position or team, or isolate every value and reach in one tap. Keep reading for the round-by-round breakdown, standout picks, and how each of the 12 draft slots played its hand.
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Full 12-Team PPR Mock Draft Board
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Draft Settings
- Teams: 12
- Scoring: Full PPR (1 point per reception)
- Draft type: Snake (single-QB)
- Roster: QB, RB, RB, WR, WR, TE, FLEX (RB/WR/TE), DST, K, plus 6 bench spots — 15 rounds total
- ADP source: RotoWire PPR ADP, blended across Fantrax, Sleeper, ESPN, MFL, NFFC and Yahoo redraft leagues
Round-by-Round Analysis
Rounds 1-2
About as chalky as it gets, with one exact ADP match
Bijan Robinson landing exactly on his own ADP of 1 at pick 1.01 sets the tone — nothing else in the first 24 picks cleared the value or reach threshold in either direction. Ja'Marr Chase, whose ADP of 2 made him the presumptive 1.02, instead slid two spots to 1.04 as Puka Nacua and Jahmyr Gibbs came off the board first, but the gap wasn't large enough to flag. The round's only real drama showed up right at the Round 1/Round 2 turn: Chase Brown falling to 2.03 (pick 15), six picks ahead of his ADP, and A.J. Brown sliding to 2.07 (pick 19), eight picks ahead of his — two mild reaches, and the extent of the deviation in an otherwise chalky start.
Rounds 3-4
The board's first values, then a receiver reach opens Round 4
Jeremiyah Love falling to 3.08 (pick 32), 13 picks past his ADP, is the stretch's headline value, arriving one pick after Lamar Jackson's mild reach at 3.09 (-6). Round 4 opened with a reach on Emeka Egbuka (4.01, -8) before Travis Etienne's fall to 4.07 (+8) balanced the ledger back out.
Rounds 5-8
Quarterbacks get popped early again, and tight end swings both ways
This stretch produced 18 flagged picks — the most of any grouping. Quarterbacks took the brunt of the reaches once more: Jalen Hurts (5.12, -8), Caleb Williams (6.10, -12), Jaxson Dart (7.01, -11), Justin Herbert (7.06, -9) and Dak Prescott (7.10, -9) were all popped ahead of their own ADP. Tight end ran hot in both directions at the same time — Sam LaPorta (6.07, -8), Dalton Kincaid (7.11, -14) and Travis Kelce (8.04, -18) were all reached for, even as Harold Fannin (6.11, +9) and Kyle Pitts (7.07, +9) fell into value range at the same position. The headline of the entire stretch is Jayden Reed sliding to 8.06 (pick 90), 26 picks past his ADP of 116 — the biggest reach in this five-round stretch and the fourth-biggest anywhere on the board. Makai Lemon (8.03, +10), Rhamondre Stevenson (8.10, +13) and Kyle Monangai (8.12, +10) closed the stretch with three clean values.
Rounds 9-12
Quarterback flips from reach to value, and Deebo Samuel headlines the reaches
Quarterback flipped from the reach position to the value position in this stretch — Patrick Mahomes (10.07, +14), Brock Purdy (10.12, +11), Bo Nix (11.07, +14) and Jared Goff (11.09, +7) all fell well past their own ADP within five rounds of each other. Tight end stayed a two-way street: Dallas Goedert was reached for at 9.08 (-8) even as Mark Andrews (11.08, +17) and Kenyon Sadiq (11.12, +11) fell into value range. The stretch's biggest reach belongs to receiver Deebo Samuel, sliding to 12.10 (pick 142), 28 picks past his ADP of 170 — while Xavier Worthy (12.03, +15) and Brian Robinson (12.04, +13) closed the stretch as clean bargains.
Rounds 13-15
The draft's deepest value pocket, bookended by two extreme reaches
Juwan Johnson falling to 14.11 (pick 167), 27 picks past his ADP, is the single biggest value anywhere on this board, joined by Kyler Murray (14.09, +24), Tyler Shough (14.10, +23), Brenton Strange (13.06, +20) and Baker Mayfield (13.11, +18). The closing rounds also produced this board's two most extreme reaches: Isaiah Davis going 168th overall against an ADP of 604 — essentially no mainstream ADP footprint, the same dart-throw pattern that keeps surfacing in the 13th-and-later rounds of these boards — and Justice Hill falling to the board at 13.12 (pick 156) against an ADP of 296, a smaller but still real gap worth a second look given Baltimore's backfield depth chart. Kickers and defenses fill most of the rest of Round 15 as expected.
Best Values & Biggest Reaches
In every draft, players get taken too early and too late. These are the best examples of that from this 12-team PPR fantasy football mock draft.
Best Values
- Juwan Johnson (TE, NO) — pick 167 (14.11), ADP 140 (+27)
- Kyler Murray (QB, MIN) — pick 165 (14.09), ADP 141 (+24)
- Tyler Shough (QB, NO) — pick 166 (14.10), ADP 143 (+23)
- Brenton Strange (TE, JAX) — pick 150 (13.06), ADP 130 (+20)
- Jakobi Meyers (WR, JAX) — pick 107 (9.11), ADP 89 (+18)
Biggest Reaches
- Isaiah Davis (RB, NYJ) — pick 168 (14.12), ADP 604 (a true dart throw — verify his role before publishing)
- Justice Hill (RB, BAL) — pick 156 (13.12), ADP 296 (-140 — a real gap, but check his current role behind Derrick Henry)
- Deebo Samuel (WR, SF) — pick 142 (12.10), ADP 170 (-28)
- Jayden Reed (WR, GB) — pick 90 (8.06), ADP 116 (-26)
- Isiah Pacheco (RB, DET) — pick 147 (13.03), ADP 166 (-19)
Strategy by Draft Slot
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- Team 1:Bijan Robinson lands right on his own ADP at 1.01, and this room found values on Kyle Monangai (8.12, +10) and Brock Purdy (10.12, +11) after an early reach on Jaxson Dart (7.01, -11) — though the extreme Isaiah Davis outlier at 14.12 is the price paid for scraping the bottom of the running back pool.
- Team 2:Puka Nacua and George Pickens open a receiver-heavy build, and Harold Fannin (6.11, +9) plus Juwan Johnson's league-best fall to 14.11 (+27) gave this room two of the board's better tight end bargains, with only a Round 10 reach on Jonathon Brooks (-14) as a blemish.
- Team 3:Jahmyr Gibbs and Kenneth Walker pair two backs at the top; a Round 6 reach on Caleb Williams (-12) was balanced by Rhamondre Stevenson's value (8.10, +13) and Tyler Shough's fall to 14.10 (+23), though Deebo Samuel (12.10, -28) and Isiah Pacheco (13.03, -19) added late risk.
- Team 4:Ja'Marr Chase and Brock Bowers anchor an elite WR/TE start with Josh Allen arriving at 3.04 as the room's quarterback; three separate receivers were reached for late (Jordan Addison, Stefon Diggs, Matthew Golden, all -7) before Kyler Murray's fall to 14.09 (+24) closed the roster with a clean bargain.
- Team 5:Jonathan Taylor and Trey McBride open a true RB1/elite-TE build — the quietest roster in the room against ADP, with only two mild reaches (Jordan Mason, -11; Travis Hunter, -13) and no flagged values at all.
- Team 6:Jaxon Smith-Njigba opens the board before A.J. Brown's reach at 2.07 (-8); this room ran hot in both directions early — Sam LaPorta and Justin Herbert were both reached for — but closed with three of the board's better values: Patrick Mahomes (10.07, +14), Brenton Strange (13.06, +20) and Jauan Jennings (14.07, +15).
- Team 7:Christian McCaffrey and Nico Collins anchor a true RB1/WR1 start; Kyle Pitts (7.07, +9) and Bo Nix (11.07, +14) were clean bargains, offset by the board's fourth-biggest reach anywhere when Jayden Reed fell to this roster at 8.06 (-26).
- Team 8:Amon-Ra St. Brown and Saquon Barkley give this room a true WR1/RB1 build; Jeremiyah Love's fall to 3.08 (+13) was an early bargain, and Mark Andrews' fall to 11.08 (+17) gave this roster a second big tight end value, despite reaches on Dallas Goedert (-8) and Rachaad White (-12).
- Team 9:CeeDee Lamb and Omarion Hampton open the board before a Round 3 reach on this room's own quarterback, Lamar Jackson (-6) — the most-graded roster in the draft at eight total flagged picks, with values on Mike Evans (+7), Jared Goff (+7), Brian Robinson (+13) and Chig Okonkwo (+8) offsetting reaches on Travis Kelce (-18), Jacory Croskey-Merritt (-8) and Josh Downs (-14).
- Team 10:Justin Jefferson opens the board before a mild reach on Chase Brown (2.03, -6); Makai Lemon (8.03, +10) and Xavier Worthy (12.03, +15) were clean values, though a Round 6 reach on Jadarian Price (-14) and a Round 7 reach on Dak Prescott (-9) added risk.
- Team 11:Ashton Jeanty and Drake London anchor the build; Jakobi Meyers' fall to 9.11 (+18) and Baker Mayfield's to 13.11 (+18) were two of the board's better bargains, with only a Round 7 reach on Dalton Kincaid (-14) as a blemish.
- Team 12:De'Von Achane and James Cook pair two backs at the Round 1-2 turn; this roster leaned into reaches all night — Emeka Egbuka, Jalen Hurts, Tucker Kraft, Romeo Doubs and, most notably, Justice Hill's extreme fall to 13.12 (-140) — with only Kenyon Sadiq's value (11.12, +11) to show for it.
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