The NFL Draft has concluded, and the rookie class now looks to enter offseason programs with a chip on their shoulder. In our world of fantasy football, the focus is heavily on one thing — upside. Which player is not only primed for quick success but also primed for long-term growth? Who can take advantage of a weak situation? All things considered, this is the ideal rookie mock draft from pick no. 1. 1.1 — Jeremiyah Love Concerns are warranted for picking Love at 1st overall. He will not have a clear path to a heavy workload, as he will be competing with Tyler Allgeier and James Conner. However, the expectation is that Love will earn his workload, which is well over 50% of running back touches. The floor is probably only 40%, while the ceiling is 75%. No other player at any position has a usage projection that can contest Love's. Expect 15+ touches per game, and with his explosion, Love can reach Jahmyr Gibbs' levels of production.…