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![]() I'm drafting 6th out of 14.
Based on these scoring rules are... is there any type of player who moves up or moves down from them. I'd hate to just piss money away because I didn't get the rules and drafted the wrong type of player for scoring too high. How do these scoring rules differ from your typical scoring rules? Do they make any position more important than your normal scoring rules would? Quote:
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![]() tl;dr
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![]() Hard to read but it looks like a QB league.
At the 6 hole, I would take Tom Brady if he is available. If not, take a RB and then take a QB on the turn. I guess you could consider Philip Rivers at that solt also. Fantasy drafts are usually Monkey-see / monkey do. Someone will draft a TE and then a run of picks on TE will happen. IMO, leagues are usually won from your picks from R3 to R7 |
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![]() greg jennings wr
adrian hernandez te |
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![]() at 2 points/reception, i'd move up possesion receivers and running backs like ray rice that get thrown at a lot. most ppr leagues are 1 point or less. that seems to be the biggest difference other than scoring categories for avg yards/game. possession guys will also help you there since they'll almost always hit the 3 minimum.
3 catches = a touchdown. that's pretty ridiculous. get possesion guys and let everyone else try to find the new randy moss. |
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I might draft every Rams WR with Josh McDaniels going there... and with Bradford having a good year under him ... and with that O-line looking better. |
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![]() A couple of late round sleepers or players that seem to begoing lower than potential value:
Mid Rounds WR Brandon Marshall (mia) RB Tim Hightower (Wash) Late round sleeper WR Andre Roberts (ariz) WR Greg Little (Clev) |
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Why do you say QB league? I know these type of things wildly favor RBs -- but I would think this is more of a RB, WR league than even your typical from a scan of it ... but like I said, I never play these. |