Typically, teams use Week 3 of the preseason as a simulation of a regular-season game. Starters take a significant number of snaps to knock off the rust before wins and losses count. As a result, it's common for fantasy football commissioners to wait until after that dress rehearsal contest to conduct drafts, which would help managers avoid potential injuries to key players.
With all but one Week 3 preseason contest in the books, we'll take a look at an abbreviated three-round mock draft through the scope of a 10-team point-per-reception league.
In addition to a realistic mock, take a look at a few draft tips that will point you in the direction of fantasy football dominance.