Two-wide receiver starts dominate the draft blueprint. Puka Nacua’s record-setting 37.1% target rate anchors the rationale for prioritizing WRs early in 10-team PPR leagues. The guide leans into loading two high-floor wideouts, then pivots to a value RB in Round 3, with a TE in Round 4 and a high-upside QB like Patrick Mahomes in Round 5. After that, the strategy emphasizes snagging Denver’s two big receiving backs and stacking mid-round WRs, then filling depth with running backs and more receivers as WR remains the clear strength of the class.

Nacua is highlighted as the top target given elite route efficiency and target share, while Brian Thomas Jr. and Amon-Ra St. Brown surface as strong Round 2 options to sustain a potent two-WR start. In Round 3, Chase Brown or Chase Brown-like value at running back is recommended if you miss top tier RBs, followed by George Kittle in Round 4 for a reliable tight end. Mahomes in Round 5 is the floor-raising move, with Harvey in Round 6 and a slate of WRs in Rounds 7–9 to inoculate the roster. The guide closes with a depth-building plan into rounds 14–18.