MaddHatter
Footballguy
Well, if you went RB/WR instead of traditionally going RB/RB in regular standard redrafts, you may be in a better position, no?
I want to see what people think.
I want to see what people think.
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packersfan
Footballguy
I think it was the way to go if you were picking at the end of the first round. In my 12-team PPR league I took Rudi at 11 and came back with Steve Smith in the second round. Obviously that's worked out well. The guy picking 12th went McGahee-Chad Johnson and he's off to a strong start as well. The depth at RB this season made WR a very enticing option in the second round.
yinzer
Footballguy
I went RB-RB-RB-WR-WR
pick 4, 10 teams, start 2 of each 1 flex
I took LJ and McGahee with my first 2, was going to take Owens with my 3rd but he went the pick before me. I always like to have good RB depth and play a RB as my flex (because theyre more consistent usually) so I took Jacobs with my 3rd (as I was and when he returns still will think he'll put up some good numbers). Followed by Wayne and Roy W
I agree with you statement if you were able to get Smith, Chad, or Owens in the 2nd, but I think other than them there was no reason to take one there when the next 6-8 WRs are somewhat similar and could be had in the 3rd.
I know I was very lucky to get Roy W where I did, and Wayne was the obvious choice in the 4th to anyone regardless of the first 3 round choices, but despite Jacobs getting injured and LJ not doing much yet for a first round pick, I'm still 2-0.
pick 4, 10 teams, start 2 of each 1 flex
I took LJ and McGahee with my first 2, was going to take Owens with my 3rd but he went the pick before me. I always like to have good RB depth and play a RB as my flex (because theyre more consistent usually) so I took Jacobs with my 3rd (as I was and when he returns still will think he'll put up some good numbers). Followed by Wayne and Roy W
I agree with you statement if you were able to get Smith, Chad, or Owens in the 2nd, but I think other than them there was no reason to take one there when the next 6-8 WRs are somewhat similar and could be had in the 3rd.
I know I was very lucky to get Roy W where I did, and Wayne was the obvious choice in the 4th to anyone regardless of the first 3 round choices, but despite Jacobs getting injured and LJ not doing much yet for a first round pick, I'm still 2-0.
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