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The 2027 rookie class is already generating massive devy and dynasty buzz, but is all of that hype warranted?? We go beyond the surface and talk through where the actual value pockets are when these players are stacked against the 2025 rookie class and the incoming 2026 class.

That is the real purpose of this exercise: learning how to value future rookie picks before your league mates do. It is a fun way to introduce some devy concepts to a broader audience.

Playerss discussed in these rounds include:

Kewan Lacy, TreVeyon Henderson, Julian Sayin, Trey’Dez Green,Ryan Coleman-Williams, Isaac Brown, KC Concepcion, Travis Hunter, Jadan Baugh, Kenyon Sadiq, Drew Mestemaker, Mario Craver, CJ Carr, Omar Cooper, Charlie Becker, Eli Stowers, Justice Haynes, Tyler Shough, Jamari Johnson, Ty Simpson, Cam Skattebo, TJ Moore, Sam Leavitt, and Caleb Hawkins.

Is Jeremiah Smith the undisputed king of Devy/Dynasty? We are diving deeep into a massive three year super mock draft to see how the 2025, 2026, and 2027 classes stack up against each other in a combined pool..

We break down the first two rounds of this Combined 2025,2026 and 2027 Mock Draft. We discuss why Arch Manning remains a polarizing but high upside play for 2027 and why Tetairoa McMillan is a safer bet for those prioritizing immediate NFL production. From the rushing upside of Jeremiah Love to the analytical dominance of Luther Burden, we are covering the talent drop offs and value gaps you need to know to stay ahead of your league mates.

Key highlights include a debate on the Las Vegas Raiders backfield with Ashton Jeanty, the vertical threat of Cam Coleman in Texas, and why Colston Loveland might be the best pure receiving tight end across all three classes. We also look at how the NIL transfer era is helping quarterbacks like Darian Mensah and Dante Moore prove their pro readiness by mastering multiple systems in a short window.

Be sure to join us next week as we finish this off with Rounds 3-4!