Roster Build Lab blueprint

12-Team Draft Strategy · Pick 2

Redraft · PPR · 6-pt pass TD. This is a live path, not a rigid script: every target comes from the current published board, market price, and the same build engine used inside Roster Build Lab.

Rankings updated Aug 12, 2026
Round 1 · Pick 2

Jahmyr Gibbs

RB1 · War Room #1

ADP-aligned priceMore likely available

Jahmyr Gibbs is the highest-ranked viable option in the realistic ADP pocket while preserving a configured build path.

Alternatives

Puka Nacua · WR1

Jaxon Smith-Njigba · WR2

Ja'Marr Chase · WR3

Bijan Robinson · RB2

Round 2 · Pick 23

Jeremiyah Love

RB12 · War Room #21

+7 spots vs ADPLikely available

Jeremiyah Love is the highest-ranked viable option in the realistic ADP pocket while preserving a configured build path.

Alternatives

Cam Skattebo · RB13

Chris Olave · WR9

Ladd McConkey · WR10

Rashee Rice · WR11

Round 3 · Pick 26

Chris Olave

WR9 · War Room #22

+8 spots vs ADPLikely available

Chris Olave is the highest-ranked viable option in the realistic ADP pocket while preserving a configured build path.

Alternatives

Ladd McConkey · WR10

Rashee Rice · WR11

Malik Nabers · WR12

Zay Flowers · WR15

Round 4 · Pick 47

Rome Odunze

WR20 · War Room #48

+17 spots vs ADPLikely available

Rome Odunze is the highest-ranked viable option in the realistic ADP pocket while preserving a configured build path. The market currently prices him around pick 65.

Alternatives

Alec Pierce · WR23

Luther Burden · WR22

Christian Watson · WR25

Jordyn Tyson · WR28

Round 5 · Pick 50

Alec Pierce

WR23 · War Room #51

+46 spots vs ADPLikely available

Alec Pierce is the highest-ranked viable option in the realistic ADP pocket while preserving a configured build path. The market currently prices him around pick 97.

Alternatives

Luther Burden · WR22

Christian Watson · WR25

Jordyn Tyson · WR28

Marvin Harrison · WR27

What changes this plan

Anchor the elite tier, then plan for the long wait. Do not assume a position tier makes it back.

Scarcity matters. Protect the RB/WR foundation through five rounds and time quarterback or tight end carefully.