How To Draft Around Jahmyr Gibbs In Fantasy [2FjsAgKF2AH]
If you take Jahmyr Gibbs in the first round of your fantasy draft, this strategy is a cheat code for winning your championship. Round 2 is George Pickens. He finished as a top-five wide receiver last season and returns to essentially the exact same situation in Dallas. But if you’re an A.J. Brown guy, I completely understand taking him instead. Round 3 is Josh Allen. He has finished as a top-two fantasy quarterback in six straight seasons and gives you the biggest positional advantage of anyone in fantasy football. Round 4 is Tyler Warren. This is a fair price for a tight end who could enter the Trey McBride, Brock Bowers, and Colston Loveland tier by the end of the season. But if you want to lock down your WR2, take Luther Burden. It’s an upside swing, but if he hits, a core of Jahmyr Gibbs, Josh Allen, and Burden could win your league. Round 5 is Bucky Irving. I was completely out on him earlier this offseason, but now he’s being drafted around RB25. At that price, I think he’s being selected near his floor. Round 6 is Chuba Hubbard. His name has been slandered all offseason, but people forget he was nearly an RB1 in 2024. For a safer option, take Tony Pollard in Round 7. Quick one, follow me to win your fantasy league and comment Chip, C-H-I-P, for my free top 30 rankings and graded mock draft simulator. We quietly faded wide receivers in this draft, but luckily there are some excellent late-round options this year. Target Quentin Johnston and Josh Downs. Follow @kclukeff to improve your ball knowledge. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #fantasyfootballnews #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague