Bijan Robinson lands at Pick 3 as the safe cornerstone option for a round-by-round, 12-team, single-QB PPR redraft. The Arizona Cardinals’ offense is portrayed as a near-carbon copy of last year, boosting Trey McBride’s floor as a second-round tight end value with consistent target share. If Robinson slides, Jahmyr Gibbs surfaces as a plausible pivot to maintain the RB upside, and McBride’s role is reinforced by the stable offensive system. The piece also charts top TE targets (George Kittle, T.J. Hockenson, Sam LaPorta, David Njoku) and rounds out with a practical approach to building a flexible roster, balancing elite prospects with late-round possibilities. The narrative leans on current ADPs from ESPN, Sleeper, and Yahoo!, and translates these into a concrete draft plan with Round 2 McBride as a high-floor TE, while Round 3 emphasizes RB depth to anchor the lineup.

In the scenario where Bijan Robinson isn’t in the top two, the guide suggests pivoting toward Gibbs as a secondary running back with substantial upside, while McBride stands out as a reliable Week-to-Week starter given the Cardinals’ unchanged system. It also emphasizes that the top wide receivers carry risk due to quarterback changes and injuries, making a top running back (or a late TE like McBride) the smarter play at the third spot. The strategy combines precise ADP readings with an explicit path to roster construction, emphasizing adaptability across rounds and matchup-driven starts.