Dynasty Rookie Mock Draft: Blake Corum, MarShawn Lloyd, Roman Wilson, Jaylen Wright

The 2024 NFL Draft is only a few weeks away. It’s a perfect time to prepare using our free dynasty mock draft simulator. Here is a 12-team, superflex, half-point PPR dynasty rookie mock draft. We’ll dive into a few notable picks from that recent mock draft.

2024 Dynasty Rookie Mock Draft

Pick 2.09 – Blake Corum (RB – Michigan)

There might not be a more polarizing running back in this year’s draft class than Corum. The former Michigan star decided to return to school after the 2022 season, totaling 1,245 yards and 27 touchdowns last year. Some love his production from college and his ability to make cuts in the open fields. Meanwhile, others have concerns about his size and 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine. However, everyone will love Corum if he lands with his former head coach and the Los Angeles Chargers.

Pick 2.10 – Roman Wilson (WR – Michigan)

Wilson turned some heads at the Senior Bowl, giving off a similar vibe to Michael Wilson last year. He was Michigan’s top receiving threat in 2023. The explosive receiver led the team in receptions (48), receiving yards (789), and touchdowns (12), accounting for half of Michigan’s receiving scores. Some mock drafts have Wilson coming off the board in the second round. He could be a post-NFL Draft riser, depending on his landing spot.

Pick 2.11 – MarShawn Lloyd (RB – USC)

Many in the fantasy football community are big fans of Lloyd’s. The former South Carolina running back transferred to USC before the 2023 season. While he didn’t put up massive numbers, Lloyd did set career highs in rushing yards (820) and yards per attempt (7.1) while matching his career best in touchdowns (nine). The 2024 running back class is a wide-open race, meaning Lloyd could get drafted earlier than many expected. Draft capital and landing spot will play a massive role in his fantasy value.

Pick 2.12 – Jaylen Wright (RB – Tennessee)

The running back position lacks a clear-cut top pecking order, meaning fantasy players could see some unexpected curve balls during their rookie drafts. Wright coming off the board during this mock draft simulation is surprising. Yet, it’s excellent because it could happen in an actual rookie draft. The former Tennessee star had an impressive at the NFL Combine, running the second-fastest 40-yard dash at 210 pounds while posting the second-best broad jump for a running back ever.