Bankroll Startup - End Vet Restults - On to Rook

[NickGB]

This is a Superflex team and I kind of did a lot of moving around mortgaged a bit of the future for a star-studded roster (Traded my 2019 1st and 2nd round picks) as well as traded my 2018 (250) rookie funds for $185 startup (Thought that was a bargain). I still have approximately $100 to roll over into the Rookie Draft to target some players and I expect a huge bidding war on the 2 copies of Barkley. Anyways! Here's the end results:

QB1: Cam Newton
QB2: Deshaun Watson
QB3: Patrick Mahomes

RB1: Todd Gurley
RB2: David Johnson
RB3: Alvin Kamara

WR1: De'Andre Hopkins
WR2: T.Y. Hilton
WR3: Alshon Jeffrey
WR4: Amari Cooper
WR5: Albert Wison
WR6: Kevin White

TE1: Greg Olsen
TE2: O.J. Howard

I'm pretty much done making moves until the Rookie Auction rolls around. Anyways, I'm pretty happy with the current turn out. However, there were a couple other teams that mirrored this same strategy, one of which is in my division. I'm a little worried about my RB depth but it's a Start 8 League, so I think I should be fine. Let me know what ya'll think or if you disagree with mortgaging the future to build a roster like this in a bankroll league. I have full intentions of trading a few pieces in season to acquire additional pieces assuming I can locate the proper trade candidates.

[ArrylT]

I dont think you entirely mortgaged the future, maybe just got a loan. To me mortgaging thats more when you trade /sell your future 1sts constantly for Veterans who may or may not remain productive. I dont see any Jordy Nelsons, Julian Edelmans or such and your core looks to be in the 24-27 range for the most part so I think you can easily ride out not having 2019 picks. Plus you did keep some $ to buy cheap dart throws and add some depth.

[WhatWouldDitkaDo]

That's a pretty stacked team. Nice job.