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The rb's left for your pick in the 3rd will be very slim lickings. Rb's have a greater value than wr's. You migh get a sleeper like Maroney in the 3rd.
I'm a big fan of QB-WR-RB if the league supports the move but there's no way I'd do it in a league like yours for a few reasons;- You have the option of starting 3 RB's so I draft RB-RB-RB and look for RB in the 4th round unless a really good WR falls to me in the 4th(and he might).- You are only required to start 1 WR so demand for WR's is lower than in most leagues, I think the only guy that would suggest drafting a WR in the first two rounds in your leagues is bagger.- The small bench is the last key. Can you really afford to burn a roster spot on any of the RBBC available in the mid rounds???? I wouldn't. In a league with small rosters it's not hard to find a starting WR/QB on the waiver wire in a pinch but you'll never find a starting RB floating around out there and if one does you'll be playing waiver-wire-lotto as every owner in the league tries to claim him.I think QB-WR-RB is a good move this year in a 1qb/1rb/3wr ppr 6pt-all-TD format though.
Without knowing the scoring I don't think you can make all these assumptions. If WRs significantly outscore RBs then you're basically looking at the 1QB/1RB/3WR set-up that you say it would be useful in.
It depends if you think Boldin or Ward(for example) will be more consistent than BarberIII or Caddy. I don't think you want a Q just yet in your draft and some might feel week to week, a WR is better here. The latter WRs sure won't give ya that feeling so....
Picking at #7 and going QB-WR-RB is suicide. Picking towards the end of the round and going QB-WR-RB can work, but it is very tough and depends on your scoring system.you wrote two sentences, one calling it suicide the other saying it's doable but tough. The catch being, they both discuss the same thing.Sleepy?Picking at #7 and going QB-WR-RB is suicide. Picking towards the end of the round and going QB-WR-RB can work, but it is very tough and depends on your scoring system.
Even if you're in a ppr league I still say if you can start 3rb/1wr it's not wise to draft a WR in the first two rounds. Add to that the league is more than 12 teams and there's no way I draft a WR in the first three rounds. I guess if it's some league where WR's get 5 points per reception or get a point for every 5 yards instead of 10 that might change things.
Sentence # 1 talks about picking 7th.Sentence # 2 references picking near/at the end of a 14 team league.you wrote two sentences, one calling it suicide the other saying it's doable but tough. The catch being, they both discuss the same thing.Sleepy?
