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Wait until next year when each team has 2 byes. Trying to draft around byes is going to become a futile, and to me as trivial as trying to look at SOS solely based on last year's teams.

You misspelled ONLY win

Dallas for the masses

Wasn't even that long ago

No, not at all. Normal draft, you just can't see MFL rankings like ADP, ranking. If you want to draft Kyle Pitts you have to know who you are looking for and scroll down to P and pick him.

To be honest I think it is partially how we have had our league draft settings for many years. For rounds 1-3 (before NFL draft) all rookies are only listed alphabetically. If you don't do some research on your own pre-draft you can't rely on MFL rankings to help. Personally I like it but I am mad at myself for not paying enough attention after my early pick to see Carter fall like that.

Restarted for rounds 4 and 5. Rounds 6+ restart in July with all free agents (vets and rookies) eligible to be drafted.

Moved across country multiple (3) times. Once solo and twice with wife and 2 kids. Absolutely one of the worst things imaginable. My advice, whatever you pay a reputable mover is money extremely well spent.

I struggled picking age ranges. Tried to find ages where major life dates seemed typical (US driving age, career start/college graduation, marriage, kids, older kids, retirement). My personal thoughts at 50 was that my best years were probably in the 32-34 range.

I believe there must be an age where the average driver's ability is at it's highest. When did experience, reaction time, skills and knowledge combine perfectly?

Does a team's draft history at a specific position affect your thoughts/expectations on said player? For example, does the Bears selecting Fields hurt his fantasy value based solely on a long history of Bears drafting QB poorly? Or does Baltimore's poor history of drafting WRs negatively affect fantasy value of a WR Rashod Bateman?

Excellent picks

I think it sets their floors higher.

JAX: Trevor Lawrence, QB, Clemson NYJ: Zach Wilson, QB, BYU SF: Trey Lance, QB, NDST CAR: Trade - Justin Fields, QB, OSU CIN: Penei Sewell, OT, Oregon MIA: Kyle Pitts, TE, FLA DET: Jamar Chase, WR, Clemson ATL: Trade - Mac Jones, QB, ALA DEN: Micah Parsons, LB, Penn St DAL: Patrick Surtain, CB, Alabama

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