NFL training camps are about to open, which is a good time to make shrewd deals on the fantasy football trade market before summer practice reports come out. As an early buyer or seller, you want to be ahead of the masses.

Mock drafts aren’t just a warm-up. They’re a secret weapon. And when done right, they give you the reps, reads, and reactions you need to dominate your real draft. But not all mocks are created equal and most fantasy managers are doing them wrong.

Joe Serpico shares his first fantasy football mock draft of the 2025 season, starting with the No. 1 overall pick.