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Fantasy Football Mock Draft Recap: Who Needs Quarterbacks?

Leo Howell  —  @LeoHowell8 Aug 22nd, 2014
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Rounds 11-13

PickOverallDrafterFirst NameLast NameTeamPosition
11.01121Sean WirthJordanMatthewsPHIWR
11.02122Mike ComerfordZachErtzPHITE
11.03123Leo HowellSteveSmithBALWR
11.04124Jordan HooverAaronDobsonNEPWR
11.05125Greg BuckiGregOlsenCARTE
11.06126Jim SannesBrianHartlineMIAWR
11.07127Matt GrassoLeGarretteBlountPITRB
11.08128Ari RossRoyHeluWASRB
11.09129Jack D.JayCutlerCHIQB
11.10130Sam HaussAndrewHawkinsCLEWR
11.11131Tyler BuecherJarrettBoykinGBPWR
11.12132Billy HepfingerMattRyanATLQB
12.01133Billy HepfingerDwayneBoweKCCWR
12.02134Tyler BuecherKnileDavisKCCRB
12.03135Sam HaussRobertGriffin IIIWASQB
12.04136Jack D.AhmadBradshawINDRB
12.05137Ari RossShonnGreeneTENRB
12.06138Matt GrassoDougBaldwinSEAWR
12.07139Jim SannesPhilipRiversSDCQB
12.08140Greg BuckiJonathanGrimesHOURB
12.09141Jordan HooverJamesStarksGBPRB
12.10142Leo HowellCharlesClayMIATE
12.11143Mike ComerfordMarqiseLeeJACWR
12.12144Sean WirthLadariusGreenSDCTE
13.01145Sean WirthLataviusMurrayOAKRB
13.02146Mike ComerfordTonyRomoDALQB
13.03147Leo HowellJacquizzRodgersATLRB
13.04148Jordan HooverKennyBrittSTLWR
13.05149Greg BuckiMartellusBennettCHITE
13.06150Jim SannesAntonioGatesSDCTE
13.07151Matt GrassoColinKaepernickSFOQB
13.08152Ari RossHarryDouglasATLWR
13.09153Jack DelaneyRobertWoodsBUFWR
13.10154Sam HaussMarvinJonesCINWR
13.11155Tyler BuecherJerrichoCotcheryCARWR
13.12156Billy HepfingerDexterMcClusterTENRB

We'll go three rounds at a time now, and point out that quite a few teams got their QB1 during these late rounds. Jay Cutler is probably the player with the highest upside among the quarterbacks taken during these three rounds, as JJ pointed out in an earlier article this offseason.

Jim Sannes made a pick to make me proud, grabbing Brian Hartline with his 11th selection. Hartline is boring and has a low ceiling, but you're not going to find his sort of guaranteed production this late in a fantasy draft from any other player. He's a perfect bench asset for injury fill-ins or bye-week replacements.

My picks: Steve Smith, Baltimore Ravens, WR
Charles Clay, Miami Dolphins, TE
Jacquizz Rodgers, Atlanta Falcons, RB

I continued rounding out my depth at receiver with Steve Smith, who moves into a more receiver-friendly situation in Baltimore but moves down a peg on the depth chart behind Torrey Smith. The former Carolina Pro Bowler might be getting old, but he's still more than capable of making big plays, and will draw easier assignments in Baltimore than he did with the Panthers.

Rodgers represents the most likely option in Atlanta in the event of a Steven Jackson injury, or just as a compliment to Jackson to keep him fresh over the course of the season. And Clay is as solid of a tight end option as you'll find, finishing the season with similar NEP statistics to Browns' breakout star Jordan Cameron.

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