It might be nice to have the No. 1 overall pick, but who would you take? There are four players many believe deserve would be just fine to be No. 1 overall pick in PPR -- Saquon Barkley, Ezekiel Elliott, Alvin Kamara and Christian McCaffrey. 

What if you fall outside the top four picks where those consensus four backs figure to go in almost every draft? Or what about if you're picking later in the round or on the turn?

Fear not. We've got you covered in our 12-part series where Jamey Eisenberg, Dave Richard, Heath Cummings and Ben Gretch show you how they built their teams from every draft position in a four-man PPR mock.

No. 1 -- Barkley is an easy choice for Jamey, and the wait for the 2-3 turn is long but works out just fine.

No. 2 -- Kamara is a great fit in PPR, but Dave faces a tougher choice at 2.11 when he has to decide how much he's willing to invest in a tight end.

No. 3 -- Zeke was a no-brainer a few days ago, although his potential holdout could make things dicey if it lingers. Heath finds his 4-6 picks the toughest to make, especially taking Evan Engram,

No. 4 --  McCaffrey is a no-brainer for Ben, and the last of the automatic picks. It sets the stage for the risky pick of Gordon at 2.09.

No. 5 -- Davante Adams is a bit of a surprise by Jamey with DeAndre Hopkins a bit higher on many draft boards. Plus he gambles on Todd Gurley and still finds QB sensation Patrick Mahomes in Round 4.

No. 6 -- Hopkins is a clear choice for Dave, who later feels like he strikes gold in Round 6 with Aaron Rodgers.

No. 7 -- Julio Jones feels like a safe pick for Heath, and that makes it easier to make a less-safe pick of Dalvin Cook in Round 2. 

No. 8 -- David Johnson has lost some of his sparkle, but Ben is buying him in the new system in Arizona. Ben also gets to grab three of his favorite receivers in Rounds 3-5.

No. 9 -- JuJu Smith-Schuster is too hard to resist in PPR in this slot for Jamey, who still likes Le'Veon Bell enough to take him at 2.04. 

No. 10 -- James Connor is the start of a different draft approach for Dave, who risks starting with three running backs in PPR.

No. 11 --  Michael Thomas and Tyreek Hill become a fun 1-2 start for Heath, who later adds Kenyan Drake in yet another draft. 

No. 12 -- Odell Beckham and Travis Kelce become the start of a Zero RB draft for Ben, who doesn't draft his first back until Round 6. 

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