Every Fantasy Football draft season brings its challenges, and some years highlight the advantages of having a top pick, while others make the sixth overall selection ideal. This guide outlines a 14-round, 12-team full PPR draft from the sixth spot, designed to prepare you effectively.

My Draft from No. 6 Overall

1. Ja’Marr Chase (WR, Bengals)
2. Trey McBride (TE, Cardinals)
3. James Cook (RB, Bills)
4. Jalen Hurts (QB, Eagles)
5. Devonta Smith (WR, Eagles)
6. Calvin Ridley (WR, Titans)
7. Tony Pollard (RB, Titans)
8. Brandon Aiyuk (WR, 49ers)
9. Rashid Shaheed (WR, Saints)
10. Tyler Allgeier (RB, Falcons)
11. Jaylen Wright (RB, Dolphins)
12. Tre Harris (WR, Chargers)
13. Xavier Legette (WR, Panthers)
14. Adonai Mitchell (WR, Colts)

In a Full-PPR format, securing Justin Jefferson at pick six is promising. Aiming for wide receivers typically takes precedence when weighing options. My focus was influenced by historical performance trends and overall player consistency, particularly with Jefferson amid team changes.

Favorite pick: Calvin Ridley

Ridley is set for a significant quarterback upgrade, enhancing his target potential.

Pick I might regret: Trey McBride

Given the volatility at the TE position, investing heavily in McBride raises caution if his target share declines.

Key player: James Cook

Cook’s performance hangs on his touchdown production, with the potential to become a top RB or impact the roster depth dramatically.