Startup drafts

[JoeJoe88]

i thought 1.03 was early, then i saw kyren williams at 3.02

Probably a tad high(he went a pick before Gibbs for example, I’d certainly take Jahmyr there) but not completely egregious if you’re a believer. He was an absolute stud and won a lot of leagues last year for folks, and as of now there’s no reason to believe he can’t do that again.

Yeah, no reason to believe he can’t do it again except for … *checks notes* … the entire history of the nfl.

Care to elaborate?

I’ll just assume this has something to do with his draft capital.

I’ll roll the dice, personally.

[jordanzs]

Probably a tad high(he went a pick before Gibbs for example, I’d certainly take Jahmyr there) but not completely egregious if you’re a believer. He was an absolute stud and won a lot of leagues last year for folks, and as of now there’s no reason to believe he can’t do that again.

Yeah, no reason to believe he can’t do it again except for … *checks notes* … the entire history of the nfl.

Care to elaborate?

I’ll just assume this has something to do with his draft capital.

I’ll roll the dice, personally.

Until he shows us otherwise, Kyren Williams = Arian Foster. And if he shows us otherwise, I will gladly retract that statement since I’m a Niners fan and I don’t have any dynasty shares of him.

[TheTroll]

Yeah, no reason to believe he can’t do it again except for … *checks notes* … the entire history of the nfl.

Care to elaborate?

I’ll just assume this has something to do with his draft capital.

I’ll roll the dice, personally.

Until he shows us otherwise, Kyren Williams = Arian Foster. And if he shows us otherwise, I will gladly retract that statement since I’m a Niners fan and I don’t have any dynasty shares of him.

foster is a great comp! certainly not a slam on Kyren

[jordanzs]

10.12 to 11.2 in this draft went rhamondre, najee, zamir, pollard. Interesting to see how far 3 of the 4 fell from last year.

[Anteaters]

I think Najee is going to have a huge year. However, I've always been higher on Najee than just about anyone else.

[jordanzs]

I think Najee is going to have a huge year. However, I've always been higher on Najee than just about anyone else.

11th round is great value on the risk/reward meter

[Lumps]

I think Najee is going to have a huge year. However, I've always been higher on Najee than just about anyone else.

***laughs in Arthur Sith***

Get ready for Muth ... wait no... who is the backup TE?... sweeps on the goal line instead of Najee.

[jordanzs]

Bold pick on Michael Wilson. I would've assumed he would be available rounds & rounds later. That's just me though.

[Lumps]

We are in the 32nd round of a startup with quite a few members from here.

Best ball, SF, PPR, 1TEP, 11 man lineups
3rd round reversal as well, don’t get tricked by that.

Kickers are rookie pick draft slots. Def are devy picks. 5 round rookie draft. 1 round devy.


https://sleeper.app/draft/nfl/1062189104600915968

This draft just completed. 41 rounds.

[Jigga94]

Bold pick on Michael Wilson. I would've assumed he would be available rounds & rounds later. That's just me though.

At least it wasn't Quentin Johnston

[jordanzs]

Chase Brown before Zack Moss? Does anyone else see the Bengals RB fantasy pecking order that way?

[killer_of_giants]

Chase Brown before Zack Moss? Does anyone else see the Bengals RB fantasy pecking order that way?

different enough to not have a pecking order, just different kind of work.
moss is getting the grinding. brown will get mixed in and get the third down work and will get schemed in space.

[Lumps]

On the OP draft, the thing that struck me was the chasm between rookie 1.7 going @ 4.6 and rookie 1.8 @ 7.1.

It's SF and TEP - so JJM, Bowers, or Rome are realistically in play at 1.8. If anyone in the usual top 7 falls, so be it. But, in between those startup picks are:

QB: Fields, Bryce, Russell, Levis, Cousins
TE: McBride, Hock, Kincaid, Pitts, Andrews, Engram, Kittle
WR: too many to mention

Big value on the 1.8 selection.

[mild]

Chase Brown before Zack Moss? Does anyone else see the Bengals RB fantasy pecking order that way?

different enough to not have a pecking order, just different kind of work.
moss is getting the grinding. brown will get mixed in and get the third down work and will get schemed in space.

Because when you can take the 26 year old journeyman grinder (who turns 27 later this year) over the 23 year old athletic freak going into his 2nd year who was quite literally the fastest running back in the NFL last year... you must do it.

[jordanzs]

On the OP draft, the thing that struck me was the chasm between rookie 1.7 going @ 4.6 and rookie 1.8 @ 7.1.

It's SF and TEP - so JJM, Bowers, or Rome are realistically in play at 1.8. If anyone in the usual top 7 falls, so be it. But, in between those startup picks are:

QB: Fields, Bryce, Russell, Levis, Cousins
TE: McBride, Hock, Kincaid, Pitts, Andrews, Engram, Kittle
WR: too many to mention

Big value on the 1.8 selection.

Huge value on the 1.8. Some of the rookie picks have been great values, some have been taken ahead of guys that I wouldn't trade for that rookie pick. Startups are fun like that.