Superflex Rookie Drafts

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Re: Superflex Rookie Drafts

Postby Wile E. Coyote » Tue Dec 12, 2017 8:43 am

I play in a superflex league, and never played in a 2 QB league. I would say the two probably really don't compare to each other just as a 1 QB league and superflex league don't compare to each other.

1 QB leagues: In most 12 team leagues, QBs have low value. There are usually starting QBs in the waiver wire, and it seems rare that backup/prospect QBs are owned.

In my 12 team superflex league: QBs have a higher value than 1 QB leagues. I think all the starting QBs are owned, with some key backups, handcuffs and prospects being owned. Backups not owned but slated to play are usually claimed from the waiver wire. Putting downward pressure on the value of QBs is the flexibility to plug a QB/RB/WR/TE into the superflex. Where QBs are drafted depends upon the draft class and team needs. This year in my superflex league, Watson was the only QB taken in the 1st round. Last year, 2 or 3 QBs went in the 1st round.

In a 2 QB league: QBs would have to be extremely valuable. Putting strong upward pressure on the QB market would be the lack of flexibility that superflex leagues offer. To be honest, I don't know how they do 16 team 2 QB leagues, as it is obvious that bye-weeks cannot be covered; and most likely without the bye-weeks some teams still wouldn't be able to fill a starting lineup of serviceable QBs.

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Re: Superflex Rookie Drafts

Postby Friction » Tue Dec 12, 2017 8:50 am

benpickering44 wrote: Tue Dec 05, 2017 11:26 pm Where do people see quarterbacks being taken in superflex/2qb rookie drafts? Should Josh Rosen (or whoever your qb 1 is) be taken right after Barkley and Guice, or after Chubb, Love, and Jones?
Are you talking Ronald Jones?? I know some are high on him, but I had to actually sit and think which Jones it was. Probably moreso a common name than necessarily a knock on his talent, but I think that would answer my thought on SF ranking a guy like him over QBs. I know he has had a better season than some expected, but I don't really value a guy like him much more than I did Buck Allen for example.
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Re: Superflex Rookie Drafts

Postby Servo » Tue Dec 12, 2017 8:51 am

2QB forces you to value QBs, Superflex gives you discretion on how to value QBs. But regardless, if you can have a spot that should put up say ~15 points a week on average you need to take it to win.

I just finished up my lone Superflex league yesterday, and I never started only 1QB. Thankfully, I squeaked out a championship...but then again, relying on Mariota as my QB2 and Flacco/Hundley as my QB3 was a rollercoaster to say the least.

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Re: Superflex Rookie Drafts

Postby Tsunami » Tue Dec 12, 2017 12:49 pm

ppm wrote: Sat Dec 09, 2017 10:42 am
Phaded wrote: Wed Dec 06, 2017 4:40 pm Tsunami hit the nail on the head that it differs per league.
But to give some context, last 2 years for my rookie drafts:

2017: Watson went 1.11, Mahomes went 2.08, Trubisky went 2.12
2016: Went went 1.02, Goff went 1.03, Lynch went 1.12,

Realistically with what I have heard about the QBs this year - I wouldn't be surprised if 2 or 3 of them went in the 1st.
Similar to one of my leagues.

2017: Watson @ 1.10, Mahomes @ 2.02, Trubisky @ 2.06, Kizer @ 2.11
2016: Goff @ 1.02, Wentz @ 1.04, Lynch @ 1.10, Hackenberg @ 2.12
2015: Winston @ 1.01, Mariota @ 1.04
I bet the 1.9 person is kicking themselves over missing out on Watson in these leagues. I guess it seems like when there are 3 or 4 worth picking that you can just wait, but there's no reason they should fall farther than 1.7 most years.

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Re: Superflex Rookie Drafts

Postby Samhain34 » Fri Dec 15, 2017 3:03 am

I have the 1.02 in my Superflex below and unless the 1.01 passes on Barkley, I'm taking whichever QB my NY Giants draft (if they do take one at 1.2). If you hit on a young QB, you're set for a decade or more, and if you have THREE viable QBs in superflex, you're a beast during bye weeks.

Our 2017 QBs.
Watson 1.07, Mahomes 2.01, Trubisky 2.06, Kizer 2.07
NOTE: I had 1.01, 2.01, and 3.01 which I traded away for Wentz, M. Gordon and K. Wright. Couldn't be happier about Wentz, even with the injury.

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Re: Superflex Rookie Drafts

Postby WhatWouldDitkaDo » Fri Dec 15, 2017 8:56 am

Samhain34 wrote: Fri Dec 15, 2017 3:03 am I have the 1.02 in my Superflex below and unless the 1.01 passes on Barkley, I'm taking whichever QB my NY Giants draft (if they do take one at 1.2). If you hit on a young QB, you're set for a decade or more, and if you have THREE viable QBs in superflex, you're a beast during bye weeks.
Our 2017 QBs.
Watson 1.07, Mahomes 2.01, Trubisky 2.06, Kizer 2.07
NOTE: I had 1.01, 2.01, and 3.01 which I traded away for Wentz, M. Gordon and K. Wright. Couldn't be happier about Wentz, even with the injury.
Giants fan traded 1.01 for Wentz lol :nono:
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Re: Superflex Rookie Drafts

Postby Acidjazzzz » Fri Dec 15, 2017 12:23 pm

At this point it's hard to say. Once the Fantasy season is over and draft season gears up, hype builds and anything can happen. I expect probably 3-4 QBs this year to be in the 1st of rookie drafts in 2QB/Superflex leagues since overall it was a pretty awful year for fantasy QBs and people will get googly-eyed on the new rookies coming in.

Like others have said though, depends on the depth of your league and what caliber of QBs are sitting out on the wire.

Something that could clue you in to where QBs will start getting picked is looking at the rosters of those drafting ahead of you/behind you and see what their QB situation is like. QB in these formats is something that's always drafted as need because the price in the trade market is inflated quite a bit if it's a pretty deep league where all or most backup QBs are rostered.
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Re: Superflex Rookie Drafts

Postby Goddard » Fri Dec 15, 2017 1:49 pm

A year ago, Darnold was looked at as the 1.01 in 2QB leagues for 2018 rookie drafts. As of right now, I still think Barkley goes 1st, but wouldn't be surprised if the 1.02 was a QB and at least 1 or 2 more QBs were taken in the top 5. A lot will depend on the actual draft and landing spots.

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Re: Superflex Rookie Drafts

Postby JayZ525 » Fri Dec 15, 2017 3:11 pm

Goddard wrote: Fri Dec 15, 2017 1:49 pm A year ago, Darnold was looked at as the 1.01 in 2QB leagues for 2018 rookie drafts. As of right now, I still think Barkley goes 1st, but wouldn't be surprised if the 1.02 was a QB and at least 1 or 2 more QBs were taken in the top 5. A lot will depend on the actual draft and landing spots.
Couldn't agree more. I have the 1.01 in a 10 team/ 2 qb league, and still going Barkley even with all my RB depth.
I also have 1.06 and wouldn't be surprised if 3 more qbs go before I am on the clock at 6.
I could see a scenario where I walk away with both Barkley and Guice without trading up.
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Re: Superflex Rookie Drafts

Postby Samhain34 » Sat Dec 16, 2017 1:35 am

WhatWouldDitkaDo wrote: Fri Dec 15, 2017 8:56 am
Samhain34 wrote: Fri Dec 15, 2017 3:03 am I have the 1.02 in my Superflex below and unless the 1.01 passes on Barkley, I'm taking whichever QB my NY Giants draft (if they do take one at 1.2). If you hit on a young QB, you're set for a decade or more, and if you have THREE viable QBs in superflex, you're a beast during bye weeks.
Our 2017 QBs.
Watson 1.07, Mahomes 2.01, Trubisky 2.06, Kizer 2.07
NOTE: I had 1.01, 2.01, and 3.01 which I traded away for Wentz, M. Gordon and K. Wright. Couldn't be happier about Wentz, even with the injury.
Giants fan traded 1.01 for Wentz lol :nono:
I know; I'm a bad Giants fan. But I just had a feeling he was going to light it up this year. Had the same feeling when I grabbed Keenan Allen. I also have Mack Hollins, lmao.


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