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I'd stay there, if I was you. The closer you are to #1, the better your 2/3 spot will look and the better chance you have of landing a strong core to your team. Stay at 4.With the big Q's after the big 3 RBs I'm looking to move my #4 spot and trade even up for a different spot in the draft order. So my question is? Would you try to move out of the #4 (Performance, Non-PPR format)Which spots would be best to target?Thanks
That being said, I did it. 1st and 3rd rounder for 1st and second rounder. Weigh the chance of the above vs. the players you could get at the new spots.I considered this, and felt it was not a good idea... what spot did you move to...At 4, that means I get 3 of the top 24... I like that better than 3 of the top 30. You get to choose who you want...But the biggest factor is someone might make a mistake... and you will miss the player that drops...My office league is 10 teams and I have the 4th pick... I almost moved but decided against it... draft was today... I posted a Madden Curse/Super Bowl loser curse on our league site hoping I could scare Shaun down... didn't need to... LT went first, Manning Second, then Shuan and I got LJ at 4.... Don't be the guy that missed out on that...
I was at #4 this weekend in a 10-teamer; knowing the league as I do--after Clinton and Jackson got hurt--I decided to target Manning myself in that spot. Well...wouldn'tcha know it--the guy picking 3rd snaked him instead. :( ....which left me with LJ--so not so bad! 
