Redraft Strategy (1 Viewer)

[Zyphros]

What's your plan for redrafts this year? I have done roughly 50 mocks this year for 12 and 14 team leagues and I've come up with this as my main strategy:

If I don't get a top RB Charles/McCoy/Peterson/Forte I'm going WR of Calvin/DT/Dez in the 1st (More likely to be pick #5-#12or#14 than #1-#4)

2nd - RB

3rd - RB

4th - WR (Floyd/Cruz have generally been there for me to grab)

5th - Cameron/Olsen

6th - BPA

7th - Ertz/Ladarius (if TE can be flexed, my main redraft league have this option)

8th - Pierce

9th - QB

That fills up a roster with ~ Rivers, Morris, Spiller, Calvin, Floyd, Cameron as starters with a 6th round BPA pick and a backup TE for your flex's, along with all your favorite sleeper picks after the 9th. Seems like a very solid team to me and I'm curious to see others strategies or if you spot any holes here.

*Did all of these mocks on Yahoo so their list is obviously a crutch that most people use, and these players won't necessarily be there when it comes time to draft my actual team. According to their "avg draft spot" the "reaches" in my strategy are Floyd, Ertz/Ladarius, Pierce

 

[12punch]

1st round really depends on where you draft, and who's there, I think.

I haven't gotten to all the stats and list making yet, but I get the feeling there are a bunch of interesting rb that will be taken late, so I probably won't use a 2/3 on them -- if I can't get a stud rb I generally would rather a tier one player at another position than a tier 2 rb.

generally speaking, 5-8 is a stretch where I go bpa and grab all my sleeper/undervalued types, which will probably include rb this year.

 

[Ojaays]

What's your plan for redrafts this year? I have done roughly 50 mocks this year for 12 and 14 team leagues and I've come up with this as my main strategy:

If I don't get a top RB Charles/McCoy/Peterson/Forte I'm going WR of Calvin/DT/Dez in the 1st (More likely to be pick #5-#12or#14 than #1-#4)

2nd - RB

3rd - RB

4th - WR (Floyd/Cruz have generally been there for me to grab)

5th - Cameron/Olsen

6th - BPA

7th - Ertz/Ladarius (if TE can be flexed, my main redraft league have this option)

8th - Pierce

9th - QB

That fills up a roster with ~ Rivers, Morris, Spiller, Calvin, Floyd, Cameron as starters with a 6th round BPA pick and a backup TE for your flex's, along with all your favorite sleeper picks after the 9th. Seems like a very solid team to me and I'm curious to see others strategies or if you spot any holes here.

*Did all of these mocks on Yahoo so their list is obviously a crutch that most people use, and these players won't necessarily be there when it comes time to draft my actual team. According to their "avg draft spot" the "reaches" in my strategy are Floyd, Ertz/Ladarius, Pierce

What about Graham?

I'm inclined to pick JG ahead of any of the WRs, I mean 16 TDs is 16TDs.

 

[Anarchy99]

Olsen in the 5th looks like a reach. His ADP is in the early 8th.

 

[FUBAR]

Olsen in the 5th looks like a reach. His ADP is in the early 8th.

Really? In our Mocks he went #58. and those don't allow TE to be flexed.

If he falls past that, I'll be taking him in every league.

 

[Zyphros]

Olsen in the 5th looks like a reach. His ADP is in the early 8th.

I've seen his ADP around the 60-70 mark which puts him in the 5th-6th round for most leagues

 

[Anarchy99]

Olsen in the 5th looks like a reach. His ADP is in the early 8th.

I've seen his ADP around the 60-70 mark which puts him in the 5th-6th round for most leagues

ADP from FBG 85, ESPN 104, CBS 94, MFL 85. I have seen him in my drafts go from 70 to 92.

 

[by_the_sea_wannabe]

I see avg. pick of 86 on MFL and 77 on ff calc. I like that cost. 5th round is too early for me with who you can get way later like Heath Miller for 1.