Ja’Marr Chase is one of those players who can completely change the way you approach a fantasy football draft. If you have the opportunity to draft Chase in the first round, the question isn’t whether he’s worth the pick it’s how you build around him once he’s on your roster. In these three mock drafts, we’re looking at different ways to construct a roster after locking in Chase early. Whether you’re picking at 1.03 or 1.04, Chase gives you an elite WR1 foundation that allows you to get creative with the rest of your draft. 👀 Mock 1: We start with Chase and then attack RB with Chase Brown before grabbing Chris Olave and Jaylen Waddle. From there, the roster continues to build with upside at RB and WR before adding Bo Nix later. This approach gives you a strong combination of elite receiving talent, RB depth, and late-round QB value. 🔥 Mock 2: This build takes a more balanced approach. After Chase, you can target Kenneth Walker, Malik Nabers, Emeka Egbuka, Quinshon Judkins, Brian Thomas Jr., and Chuba Hubbard. The goal here is to build a roster that doesn’t rely on just one position to carry the team. You’re stacking elite young WR talent while still building a strong RB room. 💪 Mock 3: This one goes heavily after RB early, pairing Chase with Kenneth Walker and Derrick Henry before coming back to Egbuka. Then you can fill out the roster with players like Tyler Warren, Jaylen Warren, Trevor Lawrence, Jordan Addison, and Stefon Diggs. This is a great example of how you can use an elite WR as your foundation while attacking another position aggressively. The biggest takeaway? There isn’t just one correct way to draft around Ja’Marr Chase. You can go balanced, hammer RB, load up on young WRs, wait on QB, or mix and match depending on how your league draft unfolds. The key is understanding that when you start with a player like Chase, you don’t necessarily need to force a specific strategy. Let the draft come to you. If RB value falls, take advantage. If WR value is sitting there, keep adding elite talent. If everyone starts reaching for quarterbacks, let them and capitalize on the value at other positions. Which of these three Chase builds do you like the most? ⬇️ - @thesundaysleepers