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I also should add that I almost always look to sell a RB when they have a big season, especially if I think it's a career year. Even if I'm wrong, in most cases I feel like I'm getting the best bang for my buck on that player, and I can find RB elsewehre.

My point was more that in that format, WRs aren't being valued too high nor RBs too low. I can't really comment on "standard" leagues bc I don't play them. With respect to your comments, draft position is proven to be the highest predictor of fantasy success, so it should come as no surprise...

Not sure that illustrates anything conclusive outside of the fact that RBs have been devalued by the league. Rookie year production certainly isn't the most meaningful statistic when it comes to dynasty prospects, and RBs are more likely to step in and contribute than WRs are. For fantasy, how...

Pretty sure my league uses draftkit.com. Looks sketchy, but the kit is usually really good. Usually has most, if not all, of the players we're drafting, and it's color coded. I know there is software you can probably use for free, but there's just something about going up and sticking your guy...

Many fantasy leagues are also shifting towards PPR scoring. Becomes a race for the best WR core imo. That obviously oversimplifies it, but if you stockpile WR, you increase your chances of landing WR1s.

Cooks, 1.10 for C.J. Anderson, 1.05

I just think long term planning at RB is futile. Gio was a top 15 RB as a rookie and then they brought in Hill. Theres no guarentee Hill lasts long either, nature of the position. If you took Hyde last year expecting him to take over for Gore, are you really happy now that the Niners project to...

I don't think Hill is a top 5 RB so I suppose that's the difference. When it comes to RB in dynasty I really just go year by year. Forsett and Hill are pretty close to me, and I got a couple strong assets. To me thats a win. Holding onto a guy whose in a split backfield just because he's young...

You think so? I thought it was pretty good. But I also think Hill's value is at his highest. Trade calc I used liked it too

Gave: Jeremy Hill and Ladarius Green Received: 1.07, Forsett, 2016 2nd

I like the Spiller side by a good bit. Lot of players there who could really spike in value this season.

I think I'll take the picks here. Not sure Hyde ever fully appreciates in value.

Cobb is by far the best player in this deal for me. I like that side.

Gave: Hilton Got: Randle (NYG), 1.12, 2016 1st, 2016 2nd He was not league champ, just owned the pick

I kind of like Eifert, but I think I'd take a dart at the 1st over him. Any idea where those picks end up?

For me it always depends on the draft class. This class, for me, boasts 2 really great players at the top, but then is relatively flat. 1.09 and 1.12 for 1.04 in this particular year I think is fair, even if it is on the cheap side historically.

I like Perriman over Parker in a vacuum, so I like that side.

I think the 1.01 is going to be Cooper, but I would probably have traded Nelson for Gurley straight up if I had to

Gave: Jordy Nelson Got: 1.02 2.02

I think they are at least equal bc of the immediate opportunity for targets. Smith was a shell the last 8-10 games, and they dont have much else there. Top WR there from day 1 imo, while Agh will always hafta compete w JMatt. Im also a loyal member of Team Trestman.