One would think that after fifteen years of fantasy college football drafting that I would learn not to get excited about one of my drafts – such ambivalence has no place for me when reviewing my work from the #1 spot in Monday night’s College Fantasy Football Insider’s All-120 Expert Mock Draft.

Daniel Thomas learned quickly how to score TDs as RB. This as one of four against TAMU (Icon SMI)

Yes, I know there were only 11 owners drafting, making each a possible All-American squad. I just think mine is All-Earth. Maybe even add in Mars as it travels very closely to Earth this month.

I am sure that everyone thinks their team is best – after all, we aren’t playing out the season to prove it. Regardless, a look at the draft not only is instructive for whom was taken but also for who was not selected, suggesting big time value opportunities for your draft.

Only 30 days to kickoff, you know…time to load up with Cougars and Tigers, oh my!

http://www.collegefantasyfootballinsider.com/2010-all-120-mock-draft

After the jump, a round by round mind-stream of my draft, then I reinforce the FCB Cardinal Rule of Drafting QBs…
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Our friends at College Fantasy Football Insiders host an expert mock draft tomorrow night, and Mock Draft Central lets you watch live!

50 TD for Keenum in 2010? Ah, the beauty of preseason hype! (Icon SMI)

So, using Twitter, you could mock what you consider my bad mock draft selections if you want to do so…

I have the # 1 pick overall, so I will kill the drama and begin negotiations with Houston QB Case Keenum immediately.

We start two QB, so would you suggest picking another in the second round? I value your opinion on this and many topics, hit me up below…and check in to watch it live!

PS – lots of openings for you and your friends to setup your own fantasy college football mock for free at Mock Draft Central.

Matt Ryan and I collaborated to add some additional intelligence on top of the very early mock draft that ended last week. Below you will see the draft sorted by position to give you a sort of consensus depth chart.

WR (START 3)

Overall, Round, Pick by Round, Overall by Position

13    2    1    1    Michael Floyd (right, Icon SMI)   WR    Notre Dame    JR
18    2    6    2    Ryan Broyles    WR    Oklahoma    JR
25    3    1    3    James Cleveland    WR    Houston    SR
26    3    2    4    Greg Salas    WR    Hawaii    SR
28    3    4    5    Jeff Fuller    WR    Texas A&M    JR
31    3    7    6    DeAndre Brown    WR    Southern Miss.    JR
32    3    8    7    Randall Cobb    WR    Kentucky    JR
33    3    9    8    Titus Young    WR    Boise State    SR
38    4    2    9    Vincent Brown    WR    Florida    SR
39    4    3    10    Aldrick Robinson    WR    SMU    SR
40    4    4    11    Eric Page    WR    Toledo    SO
44    4    8    12    Austin Pettis    WR    Boise State    SR
48    4    12    13    Mohamed Sanu    WR    Rutgers    SO
52    5    4    14    Jonathan Baldwin    WR    Pittsburgh    JR
54    5    6    15    James Rodgers    WR    Oregon State    SR
56    5    8    16    Armon Binns    WR    Cincinnati    SR
57    5    9    17    Greg Childs    WR    Arkansas    JR
59    5    11    18    Damaris Johnson    WR    Tulsa    JR
60    5    12    19    Keith Smith    WR    Purdue    GRAD
63    6    3    20    Tyron Carrier    WR    Houston    JR
67    6    7    21    Dwayne Harris    WR    East Carolina    SR
68    6    8    22    Jerrell Jackson    WR    Missouri    JR
70    6    10    23    Julio Jones    WR    Alabama    JR
71    6    11    24    Jerrel Jernigan    WR    Troy    SR
75    7    3    25    A.J. Green    WR    Georgia    JR
81    7    9    26    DeVier Posey    WR    Ohio State    JR
84    7    12    27    Detron Lewis    WR    Texas Tech    SR
87    8    3    28    Tandon Doss    WR    Indiana    JR
90    8    6    29    Tyler Stradford    WR    North Texas    SO
91    8    7    30    Ronald Johnson    WR    USC    SR
96    8    12    31    T.Y. Hilton    WR    FIU    JR
101    9    5    32    Alshon Jeffery    WR    South Carolina    SO
104    9    8    33    Jermaine Kearse    WR    Washington    JR
114    10    6    34    Alex Torres    WR    Texas Tech    SO
119    10    11    35    Juron Criner    WR    Arizona    JR
121    11    1    36    Rodney Bradley    WR    Hawaii    SR
122    11    2    37    Vidal Hazelton    WR    Cincinatti    SR
123    11    3    38    Deonte Thompson    WR    Florida    SR
124    11    4    39    Nick Toon    WR    Wisconsin    JR
125    11    5    40    Patrick Edwards    WR    Houston    JR
131    11    11    41    Jameel Owens    WR    Oklahoma    JR
133    12    1    42    Hubert Anyiam    WR    Oklahoma State    JR
134    12    2    43    Kyle Prater    WR    USC    SO
138    12    6    44    Kris Adams    WR    UTEP    SR
139    12    7    45    Kendall Wright    WR    Baylor    JR
140    12    8    46    Darvin Adams    WR    Auburn    JR
143    12    11    47    Jereme Brooks    WR    Utah    SR
147    13    3    48    Chris Owusu    WR    Stanford    JR
148    13    4    49    Wes Kemp    WR    Missouri    JR
156    13    12    50    Tai-ler Jones    WR    Notre Dame    FR
158    14    2    51    Bert Reed    WR    Florida State    JR
159    14    3    52    Armand Robinson    WR    Miami (OH)    SR
161    14    5    53    LaVon Brazill    WR    Ohio    SR
171    15    3    54    Russell Shepard    WR    LSU    SO
192    16    12    55    Donovan Varner    WR    Duke    JR
194    17    2    56    Tracy Moore    WR    Oklahoma State    SO
196    17    4    57    Andre Debose    WR    Florida    SO
200    17    8    58    Ryan Whalen    WR    Stanford    SR
203    17    11    59    Uzoma Nwachukwu    WR    Texas A&M    SO
205    18    1    60    Mike McNeill    WR    Nebraska    SR
208    18    4    61    Malcolm Williams    WR    Texas    SR
210    18    6    62    Josh Smith    WR    UCLA    SR

Also:

QB | RB | WR | TE | D | K

Matt Ryan and I collaborated to add some additional intelligence on top of the very early mock draft that ended last week. Below you will see the draft sorted by position to give you a sort of consensus depth chart.

Jacquizz Rodgers, courtesy Icon SMI

RB (START 3)

Overall, Round, Pick by Round, Overall by Position

Also:

QB | RB | WR | TE | D | K

Matt Ryan and I collaborated to add some additional intelligence on top of the very early mock draft that ended last week. Below you will see the draft sorted by position to give you a sort of consensus depth chart. (Case Keenum, courtesy Icon SMI)

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