| Pick | Team | Selection | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| 169 | Blair Ames | Chase Edmonds | RB63 |
| 170 | Abe Schwadron | Danny Amendola | WR79 |
| 171 | Akash Bhatia | Mike Wallace | WR80 |
| 172 | Joseph Redemann | Malcolm Mitchell | WR81 |
| 173 | Dale Redman | Kenneth Dixon | RB64 |
| 174 | Brandon Gdula | Javorius Allen | RB65 |
| 175 | JJ Zachariason | Quincy Enunwa | WR82 |
| 176 | Austan Kas | Andrew Luck | QB13 |
| 177 | Anthony Amico | Tavon Austin | RB66 |
| 178 | Drew Crawford | Corey Coleman | WR83 |
| 179 | Jim Sannes | Charles Sims | RB67 |
| 180 | Justin Freeman | Terrelle Pryor | WR84 |
Best Pick: Andrew Luck
Betting on Andrew Luck this season still seems to be a risky proposition, given that he has yet to throw following his 2017 shoulder issues. Getting him as the QB13 in our last round, however, is a great buy-low opportunity. Luck finished as fantasy's QB4 in his last healthy season in 2016, and the addition of former Eagles' Offensive Coordinator Frank Reich as head coach should lead to a more aggressive, up-tempo passing attack.
When analyzing the "ceiling" players chosen in this round, Corey Coleman is the only other candidate in the same conversation as Luck (and even that is a stretch). Again, looking for high-ceiling, low-floor players this late in the draft can be very advantageous. Luck certainly fits that bill here.