ExperiencedRookie
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My work league drafts on Friday night. It's a 14 team PPR league. Start 2 WRs, 1 RB, and a flex.
Everyone gets 1 keeper, and you can't keep a player for anything later than a 5th rd pick. So, for example, if you picked Russell Wilson up off of waivers last year, he'll cost you a 5th rounder.
Players being kept are: AP, Doug Martin, Spiller, Trent Richardson, Stevan Ridley (me), Dez, AJ Green, Cobb, Eric Decker, Peyton, RGIII, Kaepernick, Vernon Davis, and Witten.
The reason a lot of the keepers look odd is because you can't keep anyone who was a keeper last year.
I have the 3rd pick in the draft, and it's no secret who the 1st 2 picks will be. It will go 1. Brees 2. Rodgers.
This league goes very heavy on QB. 6 usually go in the 1st round. 10 QBs are typically gone by the end of the 3rd. Still, I don't entertain the idea of Brady at 3.
My thinking, and I know it might sound crazy, is to take Calvin Johnson at 3, even with Charles on the board. Half of the guys in this league sleep on good PPR RBs, and it's quite probable that Reggie Bush falls to me at the end of the 2nd round. It's also very probable that WRs get hit pretty hard. RBs tend to fall in general, especially rookies.
So if I take Cal and Reggie, and have Ridley as my 5th rd keeper, that makes a QB like Stafford/Romo a pretty good option in the 3rd. If I don't jump on QB now, it's going to be some bargain basement combo, because they'll all get picked over by my 4th round pick.
My question is, how dumb/bright would it be to have Cal, Reggie Bush, and Stafford all packaged up together? I like each player a lot individually, so why not go all in?
Thoughts?
Everyone gets 1 keeper, and you can't keep a player for anything later than a 5th rd pick. So, for example, if you picked Russell Wilson up off of waivers last year, he'll cost you a 5th rounder.
Players being kept are: AP, Doug Martin, Spiller, Trent Richardson, Stevan Ridley (me), Dez, AJ Green, Cobb, Eric Decker, Peyton, RGIII, Kaepernick, Vernon Davis, and Witten.
The reason a lot of the keepers look odd is because you can't keep anyone who was a keeper last year.
I have the 3rd pick in the draft, and it's no secret who the 1st 2 picks will be. It will go 1. Brees 2. Rodgers.
This league goes very heavy on QB. 6 usually go in the 1st round. 10 QBs are typically gone by the end of the 3rd. Still, I don't entertain the idea of Brady at 3.
My thinking, and I know it might sound crazy, is to take Calvin Johnson at 3, even with Charles on the board. Half of the guys in this league sleep on good PPR RBs, and it's quite probable that Reggie Bush falls to me at the end of the 2nd round. It's also very probable that WRs get hit pretty hard. RBs tend to fall in general, especially rookies.
So if I take Cal and Reggie, and have Ridley as my 5th rd keeper, that makes a QB like Stafford/Romo a pretty good option in the 3rd. If I don't jump on QB now, it's going to be some bargain basement combo, because they'll all get picked over by my 4th round pick.
My question is, how dumb/bright would it be to have Cal, Reggie Bush, and Stafford all packaged up together? I like each player a lot individually, so why not go all in?
Thoughts?