Redraft stacks and strategy (1 Viewer)

[Hot Sauce Guy]

Absolutely but if there’s a lot of teams or the prize money is heavily consolidated to 1st then there’s no point in playing for anything but 1st. Why play it safe?

Agreed - for something like the FBG contest stacking makes a lot of sense.  Kind of the Ricky Bobby strategy, you’re either 1st or last.

 

[Leroy Hoard]

Agreed - for something like the FBG contest stacking makes a lot of sense.  Kind of the Ricky Bobby strategy, you’re either 1st or last.

And even last place sometimes earns you a trip to Waffle House.

 

[Hot Sauce Guy]

And even last place sometimes earns you a trip to Waffle House.

That settles it. In my redraft & best ball events imma stack nothing but Jets, Dolphins & Texans. 

 

[Ilov80s]

That settles it. In my redraft & best ball events imma stack nothing but Jets, Dolphins & Texans. 

That Tyrod-Nico Collins-Brandin Cooks stack is going to be huge for you 

 

[Hot Sauce Guy]

That Tyrod-Nico Collins-Brandin Cooks stack is going to be huge for you 

Z.Wilson/Davis/Moore tho  

 

[kutta]

Moss played with Randall Cunningham and Brad Johnson his rookie year. 2nd season it was Jeff George and Cunningham. The Vikings traded Brad Johnson to Tampa Bay for the pick they used on Culpepper in 1999 but Culpepper didnt play until 2000.

Yes, that's right  - it was Cunningham.

 

[Biabreakable]

Yes, that's right  - it was Cunningham.

Culpepper and Moss were a stack worth having for sure. One of those years Culpepper was tied with Peyton Manning for MVP.

Of course having Moss was a significant advantage over every other player at that time. TO and Marvin Harrison would come close at times. WR were not performing at such a high level before Moss.