Yahoo staff mock draft highlights tight end premium format impact
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 4:00 AM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Yahoo Sports features Matt Harmon and Josh Norris breaking down the latest staff mock draft in TEP format. They analyze how the tight end premium influenced early selections of top tight ends, providing insights round by round. The discussion also includes their favorite picks and responses to fantasy hotline questions. This episode extends the ongoing analysis of fantasy strategies leading into draft season.
- •Harmon and Norris discuss tight end premium draft strategies.
- •They review team compositions from each round of the mock draft.
- •The analysis provides insights into player value shifts in fantasy leagues.
- •Listeners can hear answers to fantasy hotline queries.
- •This episode contributes to the broader fantasy draft preparation efforts.
- 4:00 AMYahoo Sports — What Yahoo staff mock draft 3.0 (TEP format) taught us
"Matt Harmon and Josh Norris break down the latest Yahoo staff mock draft and how the tight end premium format impacted where the top TEs went early in drafts. Harmon and Norris go round by round and share their biggest observations and favorite picks from each round. The two end the show by answering your fantasy hotline mailbag questions.
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