Soaring Eagle
Footballguy
looking to start one
what are the typically starting lineup requirements for them?
what are the typically starting lineup requirements for them?
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what is the typical starting lineup for a super flex league? (1 Viewer)
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Evil G
Footballguy
I am in two SuperFlex PPR Dynasty leagues with TE Premium.
Also, regularly play in a third, ReDraft SuperFlex
QRRWWTKD + Flex + SuperFlex
QB scoring is 4pts for a PaTD, which limits QBs a little. Small bonuses for 100 yd games for RBs and WRs, combined with full PPR further balance out scoring.
A great day for any player is about 25-30pts, QBs included, but top WRs can really tip the balance.
Yet, good QBs make for a superior SuperFlex due to them just about always scoring decent numbers. You can get 15-20 points reliably.
Your optimal line up is QQRRWWTKD + your best remaining WR or TE.
These days, most persons have a crappy RB#2, so high-end depth at that position can be a difference maker, whereas carrying a 4th RB with any really talent only really helps with injuries.
Also, regularly play in a third, ReDraft SuperFlex
QRRWWTKD + Flex + SuperFlex
QB scoring is 4pts for a PaTD, which limits QBs a little. Small bonuses for 100 yd games for RBs and WRs, combined with full PPR further balance out scoring.
A great day for any player is about 25-30pts, QBs included, but top WRs can really tip the balance.
Yet, good QBs make for a superior SuperFlex due to them just about always scoring decent numbers. You can get 15-20 points reliably.
Your optimal line up is QQRRWWTKD + your best remaining WR or TE.
These days, most persons have a crappy RB#2, so high-end depth at that position can be a difference maker, whereas carrying a 4th RB with any really talent only really helps with injuries.
Ilov80s
Footballguy
I think a lot of SF leagues are also more likely to have a wider variance in scoring so it's tough to really compare.
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