What Round Are You Targeting Your Starting QB In And Why? (1 Viewer)

[Chicago Hooligan]

So your #2 pick doesn't correspond to last year's team, I guess?

 

[Bushwood Gophers]

So your #2 pick doesn't correspond to last year's team, I guess?

No..you are correct. I was the 3 spot last year out of 10 (we are 12 this year) and had Westbrook with the 3 pick.

 

[Biabreakable]

Palmer is my primary target for QB this year. Where I take him probably depends on how quickly QBs are dropping off the board. If Rivers was somehow still available in the seventh, I would strongly consider him as well.I've done QBBC a several times before and it just isn't an enjoyable experience. Despite what many others spout out repeatedly, mediocre QBs can most definitely put up lousy numbers against great match ups. IMO, one single QB you can count on throughout the season is the way to go.Round 6-7 is probably where a QB will be selected in most of my leagues.

The key to a successful QBBC has never been match ups. It is always about having one of those 3 perform as a QB1 and you start that guy all year. The 3 or more picks at QB is about increasing your odds of getting one who is in the top 12. If you don't then your QBBC will suck as none of them panned out.Palmer and Shuab seem like the best values this year imo.I never draft based on the round. I like to be the last guy to blink in the QB chicken game but once a QB is a better value than the other options available to me I draft him. Whatever round that happens to be in.