I have a league using only .5 per reception rather than the common 1 ppr, and I'm curious if you would consider this an actual ppr league when during your mock drafts. Would this weigh heavily on statistical ppr cheat sheets should you be unable to specify the difference in point total?
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Would you consider .5 receptions PPR in mocks (1 Viewer)
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Futz
Footballguy
I've struggled with this as well in my league. I tend to use standard draft formats because I do feel a full PPR changes the value too much in that direction.
I really don't know why FC doesn't allow for this option. I think it's the perfect amount for receptions and balances the RB/WRs/TE values the best IMO.
I really don't know why FC doesn't allow for this option. I think it's the perfect amount for receptions and balances the RB/WRs/TE values the best IMO.
tombonneau
Footballguy
I always use ppr mocks as a baseline as psychologically owners seem to treat .5 and full ppr the same when drafting.
You're right. I should go back and look at previous years drafts. My commish keeps pics of each years draft board (we use a physical color based draft board with all guys at a rented bar room). I bet though, that different owners value them differently. So I'm stuck in the middle with a 2 player keeper league and pick 8 of 12 (snake). It seems from the replies, should the pictures have been lost, either way, that .5 ppr mock drafts should both be used to consider my cheat sheet.
Ilov80s
Footballguy
Likely. Some owners are probably treating it more like a PPR, some more like standard and some just split the difference. I wouldn't overthink that scoring and just draft however you normally might normally and feel most comfortable.
