Fantasy football analysts draft 10-team mock rosters for league depth

CBS Sports1 min read • Latest: Aug 31, 2026, 8:42 PM

Last updated Aug 31, 2026

Fantasy football analysts draft 10-team mock rosters for league depth
Summary

Jamey Eisenberg led a 10-team half-PPR mock draft on the Fantasy Football Today podcast, examining strategic shifts required for shallower leagues. With every manager drafting from a talent-heavy pool, the focus shifted toward securing elite positional advantages at quarterback and tight end. Eisenberg targeted Brock Bowers and Josh Allen early to gain an edge, while other participants like Clinton Derouen and Dark Link focused on balancing backfields with top-tier receiving corps. The exercise utilized a standard scoring format featuring one point per 10 yards rushing or receiving and 0.5 points per reception. Participants aimed to build playoff-caliber rosters through diverse drafting philosophies, ranging from aggressive positional drafting to prioritizing depth at running back and receiver. These mock rosters serve as a reference point for managers navigating 10-team league dynamics where player scarcity is reduced.

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  • Eisenberg selected Brock Bowers and Josh Allen to anchor his mock draft roster.
  • The 14-round format featured a starting lineup of one quarterback, two running backs, two receivers, one tight end, and two flex spots.
  • Participants included Jamey Eisenberg, Clinton Derouen, Dark Link, and seven other podcast listeners.
  • Drafted players included Jahmyr Gibbs, Bijon Robinson, Ja'Marr Chase, and Puka Nacua in the first round.
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  • 8:42 PMCBS SportsFantasy Football Today 10-team PPR mock: A shallower league calls for a different roster build
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Jamey Eisenberg breaks down a 10-team PPR mock draft and how his Fantasy Football strategy is impacted when building out a roster in a shallower league.

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