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- 11: Saquon Barkley (RB-NYG) Admittedly, this was a slightly risky first-round pick with safer options still on the board, but none of those safer options plays RB.
- 02: Travis Kelce (TE-KC) Travis Kelce has been a Top 12 fantasy wide receiver year over year. I considered selecting Kelce in Round 1, so when he was still there after the turn it was an auto-pick for me.
- 11: Amari Cooper (WR-DAL) This is where my draft went in a totally different direction than I had mock drafted before. The league scoring, PPR, allowed me to scoop value at wide receiver throughout this section of the draft.
- 02: Chris Godwin (WR – TB) Another WR value, as Godwin will again fill the slot role in Tom Brady’s (QB – TB) offense in 2021. Brady loves to target the slot WR, and Godwin’s average depth of target (10.1 yards) is right Brady’s sweet spot.
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In general, I want to come away with three elite players in the first three rounds. Depending on draft position and which players drop, that could be RB-RB-TE, RB-RB-WR, RB-WR-WR, RB-WR-TE, or WR-WR-TE. For those lucky enough to have the 1.01 spot this year, any of those combinations that lead with Christian McCaffreywill be an unfair advantage ass...
Since this is a redraft with no overall competition at stake, my focus shifted towards a more conventional strategy. What I mean by this is, try to play it safe and amass as many skill position players with defined roles. With that said, I knew a running back-heavy approach was for the plan for the first handful of rounds. Assuming McCaffrey would ...
With the third overall pick, I debated starting the zero running back strategy off right. However, Alvin Kamarafelt like the smart pick given how he smashed without Michael Thomasin the lineup. In the past two seasons, Kamara averaged just under 31 fantasy points per game withoutThomas and just over 18 fantasy points per game withThomas in PPR leag...
Coming into the draft, I knew I wanted to be heavy on running backs early on. With wide receiver as deep as ever, I knew I could find supreme value there outside of the first three rounds. Landing with the #4 overall pick guaranteed me to get one of the elite-tier running backs. With McCaffrey, Cook, and Kamara off the board, I went with a supersta...
I have done a few mock drafts this past week in the 5-spot, and every time I ended up with a team that I liked, I started with RB-WR-RB combo in the first three rounds. Derrick Henrywas an easy call for me, I probably would have taken him fourth overall if I had the slot. My second round was also a fairly easy decision, as I was between DeAndre Hop...
Rarely do I enter a draft with a specific strategy. My strategy is to always be flexible, adjust to the flow of the draft, and most of all, feel good about the selections. If you come in with a specific strategy, that is how you get sniped and then reach for players at certain positions that likely should not go over players at other positions. A q...
My draft strategy is pretty simple. Take the best player available until you’re in need of a position. To me it doesn’t matter if you’re heavy on running backs or receivers early but just making sure you draft accordingly in the middle-to-later rounds to make up for your weaker position. In this draft I went receiver-heavy and hence didn’t end up w...
My strategy was to land Christian McCaffreyin the first round, but somehow he was off the board by pick 8. Seriously though, knowing that this is a one-QB league with multiple FLEX spots, I figured I would wait on quarterback and draft as many running backs and wide receivers as possible. That strategy was fortified when I drafted Travis Kelcein th...
Given the depth at wide receiver and the 0.5 PPR format, I felt it was important to land a top running back with my first pick. I wasn’t the only one with that mindset as nine running backs were selected in the first round. With the ninth overall pick, I went ahead and selected Nick Chubb. I took a difference-maker at the tight end position in Geor...
Going into the draft, knowing it was 0.5 points per reception, I wanted to go RB-WR-WR in some order for my first three picks, making sure that my running back was someone who also caught passes. Picking from the 10-spot, that path clearly opened up when I was able to grab Austin Ekelerwho should, at worst, catch the third-most passes among all run...
- 06 – Alvin Kamara (RB – NO) From the various mock drafts I’ve done thus far into the offseason, I anticipated a strong RB-run to begin the draft with the first five picks.
- 07 – Najee Harris (RB – PIT) This spot presented me with a much more difficult decision than in the first round. Had Travis Kelce somehow fallen to me at the 2.07, I would have scooped him up here, but that’s a bit of wishful thinking.
- 06 Michael Thomas (WR – NO) Although I hoped that D.K. Metcalf, Justin Jefferson, or DeAndre Hopkins would fall to me here in the 3, there were some very appealing options still available.
- 07- David Montgomery (RB – CHI) Even after selecting two RBs in the first three rounds, I wanted to keep building and improving my RB corps with high-volume players.
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