My stategy for the first four rounds (1 Viewer)

[uwftbl]

I am in a one keeper 12 team league starting qb/rb/rb/wr/wr/te/k/dst with standard scoring except lots of points for dst (32% of scoring last year). I get the 12th pick...no snake. I am going to keep FWP. Most in my league will be using info from CBS Sportsline. They have Steve Smith as their #4 WR and should be available to me at the #24 (unbelievable, I know). At the #36 I will bet that Antonio Gates will be there. With my #48 I am going to take Chicago dst because of our points so heavy in dst. The others haven't done the math on this. Anyway, this is so unlike how I normally draft (rbs early and often) but I will end up with #1 WR, #1 TE, #1 DST, and top 10 RB. Then I'll float like a butterfly and sting like a bee as they follow their Sportsline picks. Do you think this is a good strategy or is it completely flawed?

 

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Wow.

 

[Ozymandias]

I am in a one keeper 12 team league starting qb/rb/rb/wr/wr/te/k/dst with standard scoring except lots of points for dst (32% of scoring last year). I get the 12th pick...no snake. I am going to keep FWP. Most in my league will be using info from CBS Sportsline. They have Steve Smith as their #4 WR and should be available to me at the #24 (unbelievable, I know). At the #36 I will bet that Antonio Gates will be there. With my #48 I am going to take Chicago dst because of our points so heavy in dst. The others haven't done the math on this. Anyway, this is so unlike how I normally draft (rbs early and often) but I will end up with #1 WR, #1 TE, #1 DST, and top 10 RB. Then I'll float like a butterfly and sting like a bee as they follow their Sportsline picks. Do you think this is a good strategy or is it completely flawed?

Your strategy makes no allowance for picking the #1 kicker.