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QB go fast and often. But the same type of rules apply - Go RB if you draft early, QB/WR if you draft later (say past 9) Having said that, because of the 4 WR start and limited depth, I might be tempted to go, depending upon where I draft, WR, WR, RB, RB, QB, QB, QB/TE. D and K will go a little sooner than the last two rounds also, so you might want to go back to back on them once 5-7 are draftedThat is a big roster in a bigger league. It's going to depend on where you draft and who others pick.gbill2004 said:
VBD is value based Drafting. they are probably taking the projections from the expert footballguys list. I am in a flex league that includes QB's and I will tell you that the qb's go quickly. there is no way you can wait on qb past the second round. like teh guy mentioned above, 24 qb's will be started each week, throw in the 6 team bye week and that leaves only two qb's on that one week left for pick up. not very exicting. Throw on the fact that you score 6pts for qb TD and Brady, Manning and Brees become the first three picks in the draft. If you select a RB in the first round make sure you get your second QB by the 5th, otherwise there will be no one left. just my two cents
Not sure that I like the league setup....In this league, where you could start 3QBs or 5WRs, I would ignore the RB position for many rounds and then grab as many QBs and WRs and TEs as you can get. With 12 teams, most will have trouble starting 2QBs once the bye weeks hit. You absolutely need 3QBs in this format, preferably one stud QB, one solid QB and one backup that you can rely on for byes or your flex spot. Make sure your 3 QBs are on different bye weeks.....that could be a challenge.I would take Brady or Brees with the 1st pick in this type of league. If Brady, Brees, or P Manning is off the board before your first pick, I would take a top WR like Fitz or Moss or AJ.I probably would only draft 1 RB in the first 6-7 rounds. How many rounds is your draft? I am assuming it's deep (more than 20 rounds)....you probably will want to insure your QBs. Example, if you draft Warner, back him up by drafting Leinart. You always want to have that QB to play in case your starter gets injured....and they do. Handcuffing is a common strategy with RBs....but in this format, it's important to guarantee your QB spots. You may have to sacrifice some RB/WR depth to do so.
We don't have PPR for RBs but do for WRs and score 6 pts for all TDs. In our draft we ALWAYS have QBs taken in the first and usually all 12 teams have a QB by the end of the 2nd and draft their 2nd QB by the 5th or 6th.Wow, you are either drunk or stupid. Do you realize how many thousands of people visit these boards? Then you pop off with "we need some sharks in there. aint no competition for me there!" You are just another chump in another lame league...get a clue and lay off the hard liquor.Buckeyedawgs said:
he got lucky then. I have played in a 2 QB league for years and this is rarely if ever the case. You NEED positional players. one guy in my league has a chubby for QB's and he had Romo and Brees last year and he was 6-8. his team was rather solid too with Forte and Witten and a few others of note. You dont NEED to draft your QB's early, but you need to be mindful of runs. I won this lague in 07 and I drafted Ben in the 9th. The dude tossed 30+ that year and my positional players were loaded to the brim. Such is the strategy of 2 QB leagues. However, you do not want to end up with Brady Quinn and jason Campbell as your only two options either.
