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[Nomad]

Have a draft where you decide ahead of time the position you'll draft for the first 6 rounds (QB RB RB WR WR WR), but you go into it blind so to speak. I'm leaning towards RB QB WR RB WR WR. If this is more an Assistant coach question I apologize. Yardage and reception points apply.

 

[Saint]

I'd say depends on your draft spot. If you are 7th or after I would consider WR-WR-RB-RB-WR-QB for first six rounds. If you are earlier than I would consider RB-WR-RB-WR-WR-QB. I like waiting on QB this year.

 

[glong989]

Not following what you're saying. I believe picking like this pigeon holes you into that draft order. What if a WR like Roddy falls to you late second round or something or a 2nd round RB fall to you late 3rd etc etc. Gotta be able to have flexibility to take a value pick if it's there.

 

[Nugget]

Have a draft where you decide ahead of time the position you'll draft for the first 6 rounds (QB RB RB WR WR WR), but you go into it blind so to speak. I'm leaning towards RB QB WR RB WR WR. If this is more an Assistant coach question I apologize. Yardage and reception points apply.

I'd guess most players will go something like RB WR RB QB WR WR.I'd go with the Upside down draft theory here and go WR WR QB TE RB RB. You should have 2 top 4 WR's, a top 3 QB, top TE and lots of room for RB's. This works better if you know your draft position ahead of time. If you are top 5 take the RB.

 

[Anonymous Internet User]

lol Antsports ?

 

[Jimbo Slice]

The only strategy that works is the "pick better people than everyone else" strategy. You go in with a set in stone order and this will not happen.

 

[Trizzler]

This sounds like the perfect way to ruin any fun that a draft could possibly offer. Third round; there's MJD for the taking...but no, you're forced to take Dez Bryant.