Average draft positions are excellent when it comes to letting you know the general area in which each player is being picked. As any seasoned fantasy manager knows, though, that data can go out the window when your leaguemates start going off script to chase their favorite breakout and sleeper picks.

Welcome to the third installment of my 12-part mock draft series, where I’m drafting from every spot — 1 through 12 — in a standard 12-team Yahoo league to break down how draft strategies evolve based on pick position.

As expected, quarterbacks were popular early on, which meant some quality wide receivers and players with upside were available in the middle rounds.