Mock Draft Scenarios: Dynasty Quarterback ADP Trends – Dynasty League Football

I’m going to turn back the clock a bit and look at DLF’s Superflex Dynasty ADP from last April and compare it to the most recent ADP data we now have in January. This week I’ll look at quarterbacks, and the other positions will follow in the coming weeks. I wanted to go back a whole year and look at February, but that didn’t seem like an apples-to-apples comparison since we still hadn’t seen any rookies at the combine and a lot of people didn’t know much about the class of 2025 at that point, but ADP’s April pre-NFL draft, with no landing spots, should give us a nice base to start with. The goal here is to see who has risen and fallen in ADP over the past calendar year, and hopefully help us identify players we can target in trades, hold, or try to trade away depending on their perceived value. So let’s take a look at where we have been, where we are now and where we are going.

QB1s

There wasn’t much significant movement at the top end of the quarterback lineup. Drake Maye was one of the biggest movers overall, moving up 10 spots and clearly being the biggest upside mover in this tier, going from 12th in April to QB2 now. Caleb Williams and Patrick Mahomes swapped places, with Williams moving from ninth to sixth and Mahomes dropping from sixth to ninth. Joe Burrow fell from fourth to seventh, while Jalen Hurts, Williams and Maye slipped ahead of him. While I don’t think people are cooling off Burrow, he doesn’t bring any of the rushing advantage that the players before him do. Combine that with his injury historythe slight dip makes sense.

Former QB8, CJ Stroud and QB10, Jordan Love dropped out of the rankings completely and were replaced by Trevor Lawrence (10) and Jaxson Dart (12). More or less, the QB1s are a pretty consistent bunch from a season ago, but that’s starting to change as we get deeper into the draft results.

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