Dentist
***Official FBG Dentist***
If you were participating in a league that started 1 RB, 2WR, 1TE and 1 Flex that could be any of those positions, how would that affect the way you selected players.
Break it down in a PPR type of format. 10 or 12 team format.
I've found that the dependence on runningbacks is significantly reduced.
Most people still tend to go with a 2 RB, 2 WR format, and thus the need for WR's is lowered as well.
In this format, it seems the top QB's are more valuable.. making Manning and Palmer viable first round picks.
WR's become less valuable though as well due to not HAVING to have 3 or 4 of them.
In years past, with this type of a format, there are almost always 2QB's and 1-2 WR's taken in the first round rather than 10-11 RB's.
Your thoughts?
Break it down in a PPR type of format. 10 or 12 team format.
I've found that the dependence on runningbacks is significantly reduced.
Most people still tend to go with a 2 RB, 2 WR format, and thus the need for WR's is lowered as well.
In this format, it seems the top QB's are more valuable.. making Manning and Palmer viable first round picks.
WR's become less valuable though as well due to not HAVING to have 3 or 4 of them.
In years past, with this type of a format, there are almost always 2QB's and 1-2 WR's taken in the first round rather than 10-11 RB's.
Your thoughts?
