1QB Dynasty Rookie ADP – Dynasty League Football (2024)

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Welcome to the latest 1QB Dynasty Rookie ADP for dynasty league football. In the ever-evolving landscape of dynasty fantasy football, staying informed about rookie draft trends is crucial for building a competitive roster. Today, we’ll be breaking down the latest dynasty rookie ADP, based on recent mock drafts that we’ve conducted. Keep in mind, that this is after the 2024 NFL Combine, so there have been some risers and fallers recently.

In this comprehensive analysis, we’ll delve into the Average Draft Position (ADP) data for rookie quarterbacks in 1QB dynasty leagues, providing valuable insights to help you navigate your draft strategy. Whether you’re a seasoned dynasty manager or new to the format, join us as we explore the ADP trends, player values, and potential steals in the 2024 rookie draft class. Let’s get right into it.

1QB Dynasty Rookie ADP – Round 1

For this exercise, we’ll be using a 10-team league format. Wide receivers are going to be all the rage in these 2024 dynasty rookie drafts. As you can see, eight out of 10 of the first players off the board are all wide receivers.

After Marvin Harrison Jr. sat out from the NFL Combine, his draft stock and ADP really did not change at all. This is somewhat expected as he’s largely viewed as one of the greatest wide receiver prospects we’ve seen in recent years. Yes, that’s up there with the likes of Ja’Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson. Meanwhile, Rome Odunze and Malik Nabers looked great at the combine and will likely alternate as the WR2 and WR3 in most dynasty rankings that you’ll find.

Additionally, we saw our first quarterback off the board, despite this being a 1QB format. As opposed to Superflex and 2QB where you can make a case for taking Caleb Williams first overall, fifth overall in 1QB is very high for a quarterback. Especially in a deep class such as this one.

Finally, we have our first tight end off the board as well. Similar to Harrison Jr, Brock Bowers is largely considered one of the best tight end prospects that we’ve seen since Kyle Pitts.

Wrapping up the first round, the wide receiver out of Texas who just broke the all-time 40-yard dash record. Xavier Worthy ran an official 4.21 40-yard dash and has solidified both his draft stock as well as his dynasty stock. Don’t be surprised if you hear his name called on Day 1 of the 2024 NFL Draft.

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1. Marvin Harrison Jr. (WR)

2. Malik Nabers (WR)

3. Rome Odunze (WR)

4. Brock Bowers (TE)

5. Caleb Williams (QB)

6. Brian Thomas Jr. (WR)

7. Adonai Mitchell (WR)

8. Ladd McConkey (WR)

9. Troy Franklin (WR)

10. Xavier Worthy (WR)

1QB Dynasty Rookie ADP – Round 2

In Round 2 of this latest dynasty rookie ADP, we see our first running back come off the board. Trey Benson is a talented runner out of Florida State who just ran a 4.39 40-yard dash. Additionally, running backs Jonathon Brooks, Blake Corum, and Braelon Allen all were drafted in this second round as well.

Furthermore, we saw two more quarterbacks come off the board as well. After Williams, there is a ton of speculation around the QB in this rookie class. Both Drake Maye and Jayden Daniels have their own hype, and rightfully so. We broke down the top 5 quarterbacks in this 2024 draft class, here.

Wrapping up Round 2 of the latest dynasty rookie ADP, we saw the second tight end come off the board. Ja’Tavion Sanders is yet another Texas prospect who increased his draft stock recently thanks to his performance at the combine.

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11. Trey Benson (RB)

12. Keon Coleman (WR)

13. Jonathon Brooks (RB)

14. Blake Corum (RB)

15. Drake Maye (QB)

16. Xavier Legette (WR)

17. Roman Wilson (WR)

18. Jayden Daniels (QB)

19. Braelon Allen (RB)

20. Ja’Tavion Sanders (TE)

1QB Dynasty Rookie ADP – Round 3

In the last round of our latest 1QB dynasty rookie ADP, we saw 6 more wide receivers come off the board. All in all, that makes 17 of these 30 picks wide receivers. This is fairly expected as this class has a ton of depth at the WR position. Additionally, we saw 6 running backs, 5 quarterbacks, and just 2 tight ends in the first three rounds.

Overall, this was a few more quarterbacks than I’d typically expect in 1QB leagues. However, this quarterback class is certainly talented and could offer some solid long-term value in your dynasty leagues. Even in those 1QB formats.

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