Directionally Challenged

[TheBum]

Hi All,

In the middle of a rookie draft. This league is not fond of trading RB's and I am in a bit of a pickle. Here is the team:

***12 TEAM STANDARD LEAGUE****

Mahomes, Ryan, Lock
Kamara, Aaron Jones (literally that's it)
Ceedee, Godwin, Golly, Jeudy, Pittman
Kelce, Kittle, Fant

I have 1.07, 1.08, 1.09, 1.10, 2.01, 2.07. I also own SIX 2022 1's.

I've damn near tried every avenue to move a TE/WR + picks for RB's but have had no luck. Draft is currently at 1.06 with Harris, ETN, Williams, Pitts, Chase gone.

My gut is telling me go BPA even if that's all WR's here at 1.07-1.10 instead of reaching for Sermon/MCW and try and waiver-wire my way until a team with a RB pulls the plug on 2022 and I send picks to him. I figured I would try see if anyone saw a better strategy first. Thoughts?

Cheers,

The Bum

[Gator Sens]

Great build overall despite the need at RB. I think you will get a couple RBs in draft also. I would go BPA in the draft with leaning toward RB in a close call. As you mentioned, maybe a RB deal will come alone, but I would not force anything early.

[Z$$$]

BPA at all your 1st rounders. Take Sermon at 2.01 if he’s still there. If you think he’ll get picked then take him at 1.10. The talent from 1.10-2.01 shouldn’t be that drastic.

[Mtt33]

I don’t love sermon at al but in a 1 qb non-ppr I think he is bpa at 1.10

[Shoreline Steamers]

You've got 4 picks in a row. I think one of them should be Sermon.

For the other three, take the BPA on your board.