IDP Startup Strategy Question

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IDP Startup Strategy Question

Postby JakeOfSpades » Thu Mar 26, 2020 10:19 pm

I joined a IDP startup league. And though I have played IDP in the past, it has been several years ago. I, therefore, am seeking some general guidance as to the order that I should be drafting each position. (Not looking for what players to draft. Looking for some guidance as to which order I should draft each of the positions.)

Lineup includes: 1qb, 2rb, 3wr, 1te, 1rb/wr/te, 3db, 3dl, 3lb (cb, s, de, dt)

There are two separate drafts:

Draft 1: Veterans + Rookie Picks
Draft 2: Rookie Picks (4 Rds.)

(Kickers in the veteran draft are place holders for rookie picks. All kickers will be dropped at the end of the veteran draft and rookie picks will be awarded in the order that kickers were selected. 1st kicker selected is 1.01, 2nd kicker selected 1.02, etc.)

Totals 40: 18 Starters, 22 Bench, +3 IR

14 team draft

Here is what I am thinking as far as selection order at least for the opening rounds:
QB, RB, LB, WR, WR, K, LB, DB, DL, TE, WR, K, REPEAT (If Top 14 RB are all gone by end of rd 2, grab a K)

Is this order of selection ok, or should I be considering another order?

Thank you.

Scoring is as follows:

Passing
Rule Apply To
1 point for every 25 Passing Yards (0.04 per) QB, RB, WR, TE
6 points for every Passing TD QB, RB, WR, TE
2 points for every 2 Pt Conversion Passing QB, RB, WR, TE
-4 points for every Interception QB, RB, WR, TE
-1 point for every 2 Times Sacked (-0.5 per) QB, RB, WR, TE
Rushing
1 point for every 10 Rushing Yards (0.1 per) QB, RB, WR, TE
2 points for every 2 Pt Conversion Rushing QB, RB, WR, TE
6 points for every Rushing TD QB, RB, WR, TE
1 point for every 2 Rushing First Downs (0.5 per) QB, RB, WR, TE
Receiving
1 point for every Catch WR
1 point for every 2 Catches (0.5 per) RB
3 points for every 2 Catches (1.5 per) QB, TE
1 point for every 10 Receiving Yards (0.1 per) QB, RB, WR, TE
2 points for every 2 Pt Conversion Receiving QB, RB, WR, TE
6 points for every Receiving TD QB, RB, WR, TE
1 point for every 2 Receiving First Downs (0.5 per) QB, RB, WR, TE
Misc
-2 points for every Fumble ALL
-2 points for every Fumble Lost ALL
2 points for every Own Fumble Recovery ALL
6 points for every Offensive Fumble Recovery TD ALL
Kicking
[None]
Returning
1 point for every 20 Kick Return Yards (0.05 per) ALL
6 points for every Kick Return TD ALL
1 point for every 20 Punt Return Yards (0.05 per) ALL
6 points for every Punt Return TD ALL
Defense
2 extra points when total Total Tackles is greater than or equal to 10 CB, S, DE, DT, LB
2 points for every Assisted Tackle DE, DT
3 points for every 2 Assisted Tackles (1.5 per) CB, S, LB
2 points for every Solo Tackle DE, DT
3 points for every 2 Solo Tackles (1.5 per) CB, S, LB
2 points for every Tackle for Loss CB, S, DE, DT, LB
6 points for every Interception CB, S, DE, DT, LB
2 extra points when total Interceptions is greater than or equal to 2 CB, S, DE, DT, LB
6 points for every Sack CB, S, DE, DT, LB
2 extra points when total Sacks is greater than or equal to 2 CB, S, DE, DT, LB
4 points for every Fumble Forced CB, S, DE, DT, LB
2 points for every Fumble Recovered CB, S, DE, DT, LB
6 points for every Safety CB, S, DE, DT, LB
6 points for every Defensive TD CB, S, DE, DT, LB
3 points for every Blocked Kick CB, S, DE, DT, LB
4 points for every Pass Defended CB, S, DE, DT, LB
1 point for every QB Hit CB, S, DE, DT, LB
1 point for every QB Hurry CB, S, DE, DT, LB
2 points for every Conversion Return CB, S, DE, DT, LB
1 point for every 15 Interception Return Yards (0.07 per) CB, S, DE, DT, LB
1 point for every 15 Fumble Return Yards (0.07 per) CB, S, DE, DT, LB
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Re: IDP Startup Strategy Question

Postby IR1 » Fri Mar 27, 2020 5:37 am

The scoring requirements look pretty even for offense and defense, but you start similar numbers. Not sure I’d go qb first round, but would consider elite idp’ers in the early rounds
10Team PPR-QB/RB/WR/WR/TE/PK/flex-DT/DE/DE/LB/LB/LB/CB/CB/S/S/flex
QB- Herbert, Tua
RB- Barkley, Swift, Montgomery, Dobbins, Walker
WR-Adams, ARSB, JWilliams, Godwin, Metcalf, Allen, Kirk, Flowers
TE- Kelce, Goedert
PK
DT- Buckner, Simmons, QWilliams,
DE- Hunter, JBosa, Thibodeaux, JPHillips, Rousseau, Paye, Greenard
LB- Edmunds, Warner, E Kendricks, Wagner, De"Vondre Campbell, Asamoah, Sanders
CB- Moore, Howard, Reed
S- Dugger, Pitre, Thompson
IR Dobbins, Dulcich
Taxi- Kincaid, QJohnston

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Re: IDP Startup Strategy Question

Postby JakeOfSpades » Fri Mar 27, 2020 10:53 am

IR1 wrote: Fri Mar 27, 2020 5:37 am The scoring requirements look pretty even for offense and defense, but you start similar numbers. Not sure I’d go qb first round, but would consider elite idp’ers in the early rounds
Thank you. I appreciate your guidance. Being newer to IDP your response provides me with food for thought.
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Re: IDP Startup Strategy Question

Postby Vectorgod » Sun Mar 29, 2020 2:34 pm

I would leave Kickers out of that rotation. Just get whatever is left at the end of the draft.

There are only 2 QBs I would take in the first round, otherwise I wouldn't take a QB until I have 4 elite players at other positions. If other owners start a run on QBs, you snap up stud WRs, and RBs as fast as you can.

Given the longer productive careers of elite WRs, I would target a young stud at that position in Round 1. Maybe one of the top 2 RBs depending on draft position. If Kelce or Kittle is available, jump one of them in Round 2 or 3.

I would definitely look to grab an elite LB, preferably MLB, in the first 4 rounds. Second priority for me on the defensive side would be one of the handful of elite DEs, then a run-stopping SS.

Above all, don't get so locked in to your planned positional rotation that you pass on an elite talent at one position to grab a middle of the road guy at another position.

My two cents


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