Bloom's been talking this up for a few weeks - in TE 1.5 PPR leagues in particular this is intriguining, although probably hard to pull off. In 1 PPR this looks do-able if you have the 9-12 pick, where you'd have to take Gronk with one of the first picks in the 4th round.
From the 12th slot, if Graham is there at 1.12, you'd be looking at potentially Forte or Lynch and then Gore, Amendola, or Ridley and the TE's, so clearly you'd have work to do in the next few rounds for RB and WR depth, making your results highly dependent upon being able to hit the bullseye with those picks. I'd also probably wind up taking a third TE at some point (Sudfeld most likely) if Gronk isn't good to go.
Has anyone been satisfied with their end results when using this strategy in drafts so far this year? Is this a viable option?
From the 12th slot, if Graham is there at 1.12, you'd be looking at potentially Forte or Lynch and then Gore, Amendola, or Ridley and the TE's, so clearly you'd have work to do in the next few rounds for RB and WR depth, making your results highly dependent upon being able to hit the bullseye with those picks. I'd also probably wind up taking a third TE at some point (Sudfeld most likely) if Gronk isn't good to go.
Has anyone been satisfied with their end results when using this strategy in drafts so far this year? Is this a viable option?