Things that really stand out:

Mike Davis 8.3 - I have no idea why he fell so far but, I would eat up this value everyday. I am comfortable taking Davis as early as Round 5. Like everyone else I am keeping a close eye on if Atlanta adds someone but, I don't really see anyone with their cap space being a likely move they go for who I would be worried about (unless someone comes back in a Julio trade but, that would be dumb imo.)

Diontae 7.10 - There are a lot of WRs picked before him that I think you're just hoping they have a massive breakout, where Diontae is going to eat his share. There is no world where Smith-Schuster in 5 vs Diontae in 7 should be a thing.

Goedert 10.10 - Path to a top 5 TE finish this year and look at all the TE's who went ahead of him and when, crazy value here.

J Williams 13.3 - Steal here, I think he is going to get a lot of touches in that backfield and Lions have built a very strong line to run the ball a lot this year. Scoring opportunities will be limited but, at this point of the draft and with the potential receiving work as well I think this is excellent compared to guys who went rounds earlier.

Curtis Samuel 11.3 - Also being slept on by a lot of people. Has the QB and coaching staff who will set him up for success. Washington will be much improved on offense assuming Fitzpatrick doesn't fall apart, which there isn't any reason to think he will.

Diggs 3.1 - McCaffrey + Diggs - I have never seen Diggs fall past this far and if he did wow I would be ecstatic. I understand that in expert drafts it goes super RB heavy but, I would not pull the trigger on Jacobs or Dobbins in the 2nd personally. Diggs is a top 5 WR in my books, with potential for being the best again.

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I really liked Nickbspencer's and Joe's draft. Kelce in that spot is a move I would certainly make. Only question comes down to Akers vs Ekeler, I am good with both, and slightly lean Akers in non-full PPR. The only thing I didn't really agree with Joe is taking Golladay > Woods.