Hot Takes
JCraw39• over 6 yr ago
Dude. You cant walk into the draft room knowing you will go Zero RB or WR. The draft flow will dictate what your strategy is. It always depend on who is there and who might be there on your next pick. If you are dropping tiers between picks on RB, and would stay in the same tier on WR, grab the RBs. And visa versa.
3matdizzl• over 6 yr ago
If I were picking in top of the round I would have to pick an RB1 first, then pick 2 WR
1matdizzl• over 6 yr ago
If you are picking at the bottom of the first round, zero RB is a good strategy. Especially in 10 team leagues. I see more quality casing RBs out of the top 10 than WRs. Imo and the 2 cents it's worth.1Saquonhypetrain• over 6 yr ago
But like everyone else said it’s kinda a pick oriented thing I just like hearing opinion but I agree 100%1Saquonhypetrain• over 6 yr ago
Exactly what I was thinking in terms of top 5 if I have top 5 I’m going back but after that I would love to go back to back wideout1Ogun• over 6 yr ago
remember how Chubb became a baller last year or Alvin Kamara the year before.1Ogun• over 6 yr ago
in redraft1Ogun• over 6 yr ago
leaning zero rb outside the Big 51Saquonhypetrain• over 6 yr ago
Thank you for the input everyone more from anyone else is also appreciated1