Dan Titus

Jerome looks badly mispriced to Titus near pick 105. His efficiency, preseason production and inside track on Memphis' starting point-guard job give Dan confidence that Jerome can crush that ADP in nine-category leagues.

Titus keeps landing Maxey when drafting near the back half of Round 1 and is willing to take him as early as picks six through eight. He still views Maxey as Philadelphia's primary option despite the star-heavy roster.

Reaves is Titus' Round 2 choice because the offensive ceiling has risen again without LeBron in Los Angeles. Dan expects another step forward in both scoring and creation while valuing his multi-position eligibility.

Titus is buying the new Minnesota version of LaMelo rather than fading the injury history. Ball's elite assists, threes and free-throw impact have Dan investing even as the market pushes him toward Round 2.

Okongwu is Titus' preferred Round 5 stabilizer. Dan trusts the minutes and job security and likes getting rebounds plus defensive production from a center who won't sabotage percentages or turnovers.

Titus says he's all-in on McDaniels after watching his preseason offensive growth. The defense already provides a strong fantasy base, while improved shooting confidence gives Dan a reason to expect considerably more at pick 91.

Titus already likes Podziemski's rebounding and secondary playmaking, and Golden State's thin backcourt gives him the opening to turn those complementary skills into a genuine offensive breakout.

Titus is willing to ignore San Antonio's crowded guard room and bet directly on Harper's talent. More minutes, three-guard lineups and a stat-stuffing profile give him one of Titus' favorite breakout paths.

With LaMelo Ball gone, Titus is betting on Miller becoming Charlotte's primary scorer while also taking another step as a passer and rebounder. He sees the setup for Miller's best fantasy season yet.

Detroit's extension tells Titus the Pistons expect more from Thompson, and he believes pushing an already elite defender into 30-plus minutes could unlock a major fantasy jump.

Nic Claxton's departure finally gives Sharpe the runway Titus has been waiting for. His rebounding, steals, touch and passing now have a realistic path to full-time starter volume.

Titus sees Buzelis as a legitimate candidate to challenge for Chicago's scoring lead while supplying threes, rebounds and defensive stats, making the rising ADP worth paying for rather than avoiding.