The Athletic fantasy football staff reveals their mock results in which they were all tasked with carrying out a particular draft strategy.

If you think your only shot to draft an elite-tier tight end is to take one with a second-round pick, then you're probably going to force your way into selecting one of Brock Bowers or Trey McBride, with George Kittle as your backup plan in Round 3.

Like the NFL preseason, fantasy football drafts don't count. However, they can be a valuable tool in the preparation process—again, just like those exhibition games.