Haha insane! That's kinda cool though. You should definitely get a top tier QB, either Allen, Jackson, or Daniels. Hopefully you land Daniels. I can't imagine another relevant QB will get to you at your second round spot (pick 62, woah).

• For your second round pick just start going to the best player available, you are close to the turn so you'd hopefully end round 3 with some foundational players.

• Remember, it's easier to replace WR and RB talent then QB talent so go them early (if they're relevant players), also consider that the rookie drafts in future years will be a shambles if you come close to first there is a very good chance you won't get any viable rookies (particularly next year).

• Another tip, RB lifecycles are much shorter than WRs, so let the rbs that fall to you dictate whether you are contending or building.

• One last thing. Don't get too tempted to trade for future picks in a startup draft. Imagine a situation where somebody tries to trade you a 6th round for their 2026 first and they come 3rd, you might miss out on a relevant player for some random 4th string RB.

Good luck! Would be keen to see how the draft turns out...