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Non-PPR Superflex (or 2QB) draft results and strategy (1 Viewer)

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My 10-Team non-ppr Superflex league drafts this weekend. That combination is a little more difficult to find real draft results. All the mock simulators do an "ok" job of it, but I was looking for real results. This league has been around for a while, and usually goes heavy running back and qb n the first round. With only three consensus top rb's, I can see them all going within the first 5-6 picks. I have the 6th pick and get obviously get one of the top 4 QB's or one of the top 3 rb's (if they drop) and still pickup a top 8-10 qb with my second pick. I can also see a scenario where a top 5-6 WR falls to me in the second and I can go QB with my 3rd and 4th picks. With top WR's now putting up similar numbers to RB's, even in non-ppr, it's another option.

I'm in many leagues, but I love the old scoring on this one and the strategy it takes to win.
 
After thinking and rethinking, but also looking at non-ppr points per game, I believe one of the top 4 QB's is the way to go here. Even in a non-ppr, I believe the value of a top QB, paired with Taylor, Barkley, Henry, Gibbs and Pacheco is a great start. If for some reason a top 5 WR (only top 5) falls in the second, I can possible scoop that person up and take an RB in round 3.

It comes down to what is a potential better start:
Robinson/Hall and Richardson/Burrow/Murray/Prescott or.....

Allen/Hurts and Taylor/Barkley/Henry/Pacheco
 

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