Thursday and/or Saturday Games (1 Viewer)

[laketown]

I haven't thought about this much yet and didn't find a post or article but I'm thinking that earlier games on Thursday or even Saturday will likely force me to draft even more RBs than I typically do. The added depth should allow me to compensate for the limited information on the status of players and produce an even larger advantage over guppies who are short on RBs.

Thoughts?

 

[The Jerk]

I haven't thought about this much yet and didn't find a post or article but I'm thinking that earlier games on Thursday or even Saturday will likely force me to draft even more RBs than I typically do. The added depth should allow me to compensate for the limited information on the status of players and produce an even larger advantage over guppies who are short on RBs. Thoughts?

You might be overanalyzing this a little, or at least overemphasizing the impact of these games. In many weeks, there are no games on these days. I think the most pre-Sunday games in any week is 3. It's not likely you'd have more than one week -- if that -- where your lineup would be impacted.For it to happen, you'd need to:1. Have drafted RBs from more than one of the teams playing Thursday-Saturday.2. Have injury questions on both of these same RBs3. Have no changes to these players during the season to that pointUnderstand what I'm saying in #3 is that your RB may already be hurt, or traded by you, etc. by that point.I'm seeing this a lot like bye weeks, maybe even less important. To me, I'd rather go for the better player even if there is a bye week conflict knowing I can use free agency to make it through the one challenging week. But that's just me...

 

[x260bm]

Why would this year be any different than other years? Thursday and Saturday games are nothing new.