Gibbs-Loveland anchor gives us upside; QB depth and WR health are the early watch items

We walked out of the draft with a roster built on two pillars: Jahmyr Gibbs at 1.01 and Colston Loveland at 2.12. Gibbs is a true three-down bell cow in a high-octane Detroit offense, and Loveland solves the TE scarcity problem before it becomes one — that 1-2 punch was the plan, and we executed it. The snake turn at 2.12/3.01 let us double-dip at RB with Omarion Hampton, giving us a young RB2 with legitimate lead-back upside if the Chargers commit to him. At WR we grabbed Christian Watson and Garrett Wilson back-to-back at the 4/5 turn — both have WR1 ceilings but also injury/consistency questions, so the position carries volatility. Mahomes at 6.12 was value; Darnold at 12.12 gives us a real QB2 with a late bye (W11) that covers Mahomes' Week 5 bye. The questionable tags on Mahomes and Wan'Dale Robinson are the immediate concerns — we'll monitor practice reports before Week 1 locks. Our Week 1 lineup leans on the Gibbs/Hampton/Watson/Wilson/Loveland core with Michael Wilson at FLEX and PIT DST. Next priority: verify Mahomes' Week 1 status and scour the wire for a WR insurance policy if Robinson's questionable tag lingers. FAAB at $100 gives us flexibility, but we won't burn it on panic moves.