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If the Cowboys are going to be successful this season, Dez Bryant and Ezekiel Elliott should each have a big year, which is what I'm counting on with them as my first two picks in this spot at No. 11 overall. I don't love hitching my wagon to one team like this, but getting two studs who have the chance to be top five at their positions is hard to overlook.

Bryant should rebound from last season when he suffered a foot injury and dealt with Tony Romo battling collarbone injuries. And Elliott should be a beast, even as a rookie, because of that Cowboys offensive line.

I'm expecting a big season in Dallas because of Bryant and Elliott, and they should be the catalyst of my Fantasy team. Here's the rest of my squad at No. 11 overall ...

I don't usually take the first quarterback off the board, but getting Rodgers at No. 36 overall is hard to pass up. He'll be a beast with a healthy Jordy Nelson.

And we'll see if I made a mistake with Watkins (foot) in Round 4, but if he's ready for training camp or at least Week 1 then this could be a steal, although I'm pessimistic. But overall I love this receiving corps with Bryant, Watkins, Moncrief, Lockett and Dorsett. Moncrief is a breakout candidate in his third season now that Andrew Luck is back at 100 percent, and I like Dorsett and Lockett as sleepers.

At running back, I have two guys with upside behind Elliott in Ajayi and Langford, and I made sure to handcuff Elliott with McFadden (you can replace him with Alfred Morris if he wins the No. 2 job) and Ajayi with Drake. It's comforting to know you have a complete backfield locked up, especially the Cowboys with how good that offensive line should once again be in 2016.

Tight end could be questionable with Thomas, although the offseason reports have been glowing. But I feel confident in this team because of elite players like Bryant, Elliott and Rodgers, and they are supported by quality options in Watkins, Ajayi, Moncrief and Lockett.

I'd be shocked if this wasn't a playoff team -- barring injury, of course.

Donte Moncrief
HOU • WR • #12
2015 stats
TAR105
REC64
REC YDS733
TD6
I'm excited about Moncrief this season, and he should be in line for a third-year breakout now that Andrew Luck is back at 100 percent. Moncrief had five touchdowns in the seven games he played with Luck, and the Colts have 162 targets to replace with Coby Fleener and Andre Johnson gone. Dorsett will help fill that void as well, which is why I drafted him with a late-round flier. But Moncrief can take a huge step forward this season, and I love where I was able to draft him in Round 7. He will likely be the flex on this team.
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Sammy Watkins
BAL • WR • #82
2015 stats
TAR95
REC60
YDS1,047
TD9
I hope Watkins is healthy because we saw his upside last season once the Bills started feeding him the ball. But his offseason foot surgery could cause him to miss training camp and potentially the start of the year. That's troubling, and I might have been better off letting someone else draft Watkins and his potential headache. But if he's healthy for Week 1 and doesn't suffer a setback with his foot then this pick could be a steal. I'm slightly pessimistic, which is why I feel like this pick is one I will regret.
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Coby Fleener
NO • TE • #82
2015 stats
TAR85
REC54
YDS491
TD3
I've professed my fondness for Fleener enough this offseason that you know I want him on all my teams whenever possible. And if I drafted him in Round 6 instead of Langford then I might have nailed every pick at No. 11 overall. Langford gives me running back depth, which helps, and Thomas should be fine as a starting tight end, especially in Round 12. But if I drafted Fleener in Round 6 and found another running back later then this team might have been exceptional, which is the goal for every Fantasy owner on Draft Day.
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