Big Nate
Footballguy
I have a general question for people who play in SuperFlex dynasty leagues and their thoughts on acquiring/holding QBs, specifically if they feel they are contending or ready to make a push for the playoffs.
How many QBs do you like to carry or are comfortable carrying? Do you try to ensure you have 3 starting QBs? I'll leave out the quality of the QB (elite, QB1, QB2, below avg starter etc.) and just assume they are startable and can give you a decent production week in and week out. Someone you could at least start in your SF spot as a starting QB.
Do you try to ensure you have 3 starting caliber QBs? When would you vary from that? Who likes to have 4? Are you find with only 2 and deal with injuries/byes as they come up?
When would you sell that 3rd QB, if ever? What if someone came with a big offer for your third QB - do you automatically take the value and deal with your back-up QB later or if you need one? Even if you are a top team in the league?
Obviously every league is different. Some teams maybe rebuilding or "tanking" and they might not have 2 or 3 starting QBs. But, if every team tried to have 3 starting QBs that is 36 in a 12 team league and obviously there aren't 36 NFL teams. This is why the QB position is so important and can provide a good haul/overpay when trading away a QB.
That is a lot to unpack but in general what is your position on how many starting QBs you like to roster? Bonus question - how many horde QBs and how many back-ups do you try to carry?
How many QBs do you like to carry or are comfortable carrying? Do you try to ensure you have 3 starting QBs? I'll leave out the quality of the QB (elite, QB1, QB2, below avg starter etc.) and just assume they are startable and can give you a decent production week in and week out. Someone you could at least start in your SF spot as a starting QB.
Do you try to ensure you have 3 starting caliber QBs? When would you vary from that? Who likes to have 4? Are you find with only 2 and deal with injuries/byes as they come up?
When would you sell that 3rd QB, if ever? What if someone came with a big offer for your third QB - do you automatically take the value and deal with your back-up QB later or if you need one? Even if you are a top team in the league?
Obviously every league is different. Some teams maybe rebuilding or "tanking" and they might not have 2 or 3 starting QBs. But, if every team tried to have 3 starting QBs that is 36 in a 12 team league and obviously there aren't 36 NFL teams. This is why the QB position is so important and can provide a good haul/overpay when trading away a QB.
That is a lot to unpack but in general what is your position on how many starting QBs you like to roster? Bonus question - how many horde QBs and how many back-ups do you try to carry?
