It's not ideal in any PPR format that starts three receivers to wait on that position. But can it work in a half-PPR league? Let's see if Adam Aizer pulled it off in our latest 12-team, half-PPR mock draft.

This 14-round mock draft includes 12 teams and is based on a full PPR scoring system. Each team must start one quarterback, two running backs, two wide receivers, one tight end, and two flex ...

Standard scoring, with the obvious exception that receptions are worth one point. Draft was conducted on 8/29. This was my college/high school buddies draft we do every year. While most of the mock drafts we see on Rotoworld, are “experts” mocks, this one probably fits the profile more for Rotoworld readers. 1. Team 1 — Antonio Brown, WR1 2.