The approach of fantasy football can be as exciting for some fans as the arrival of the NFL itself. It's a time for like-minded individuals to come together in the spirit of friendly competition and have a little fun.
At least, that's the case for some fantasy enthusiasts. For others, fantasy football is serious business. Some leagues will carry high stakes—of hefty last-place punishment—and most managers are eager to secure bragging rights.
The goal is to crush the competition with the league's best roster, and the process of building it begins in the draft.
Below you'll find a few draft tips, as we break down the first round of a 12-team, point-per-reception (PPR) mock from FantasyPros' Mock Draft Simulator.