SuperFlex with 4 pts/ passing TD (1 Viewer)

[sportsphysio]

In our league, with a SuperFlex slot and PPR, is it better to consider an RB or WR for that flex spot?  Crunching some possible stats, here is what I come up with:

QB: 300 yards passing, 2 TD’s, 1int = 18 points (Dak)

RB: 80 yards rush, 20 yards receiving, 4 receptions, 1 TD = 20 pts (Conner)

While the QB numbers seem realistic, an RB like Conner could garner another 2-3 points with a slightly better than average day.

Should an RB or WR be given more consideration in this set up, or is the QB the better play more often than not?

 

[Survivor7700]

Think I’d go with Connor. Don’t see Dak reaching 300 yards passing and 2 TD’s might be a stretch too with Zeke running. Connor may not run for 80 yards, but it is more of a chance in my opinion.

 

[Jax Commish]

You ask about WR but I don't see any options given. In a ppr super flex I play the best player I have available regardless of position. Usually it is a WR because of the depth at the position.

 

[sportsphysio]

You ask about WR but I don't see any options given. In a ppr super flex I play the best player I have available regardless of position. Usually it is a WR because of the depth at the position.

I went very RB heavy ( my team is in my signature), the only WR option would be Allen Robinson, and I think I need to see what the Bears offense looks like before I feel comfortable starting him.