The Sports Illustrated fantasy and betting staff and friends recently held a 12-team, 14-round, full-point PPR draft that required each team to field a starting lineup with one quarterback, two running backs, three wide receivers, two flexes (RB/WR/TE), and one tight end. A kicker or a defense was not required for this mock.

NFL preseason games are over, drafts are happening constantly and average draft position (ADP) is moving daily. If you’re picking at the 1.09 or perhaps want to do some research into what your opponent might do at that spot,

Michael Salfino lays out his favorite targets in the mid-to-late rounds for those looking to deploy a ZeroRB draft strategy.