PahtyTom
Footballguy
Some guy in one of my leagues started taking everyone elses rb handcuffs in the 7th round. He ended up with Perry, Turner, Morrency, and Betts when his starters are Steven Jackson and Addai (He also grabbed Rhodes). The rest of his team is really weak as you could expect and he has no backup wrs, no kicker, and an ultra weak bench.
Is this a wise move to draft all these guys a bit earlier than expected and try to trade them, or is it as stupid as it seems? Is it bad draft etiquette or is this fantasy football and you can do whatever you think is right to try to win?
Also, do the handcuff's trade value go up based on how early he drafted them and the need of the other owners to secure them or does it go down based on how bad his team will look if he doesn't move some of these guys?
Is this a wise move to draft all these guys a bit earlier than expected and try to trade them, or is it as stupid as it seems? Is it bad draft etiquette or is this fantasy football and you can do whatever you think is right to try to win?
Also, do the handcuff's trade value go up based on how early he drafted them and the need of the other owners to secure them or does it go down based on how bad his team will look if he doesn't move some of these guys?
I don't think that there's really such as thing as bad draft etiquette other than taking guys that are already taken, taking too long to make a pick, or showing up late. Everything else is fair game and you either have a good draft or a bad draft. This guy had a bad draft. If his opponents' RBs don't get hurt, but his do, he's at a double loss now. He'll have absolutely nobody to fill in. And there is no way I'd ever trade for a backup of one of my starting RBs unless the guy was essentially a throw in.
)Indy Def is shakey, but unless the scoring is different he should be able to pick up a hot Def a few weeks into the year.kickers, who cares, he should be able to pick one up to be startable.
Its not a good team with only 10 teams.
