Optimal superflex draft slot

[Novacane]

Curious what everyone thinks the optimal draft slot for a super flex is. I see a lot of people suggesting the back end of round 1 (1.10 -1.12). I typically like drafting closer to the middle and was thinking 1.04-1.05 because of the advantage it gives in the 3rd round. Trading down may be an option but in my experience, depends on the crowd.

What say you?

[Dynasty DeLorean]

I'd say any spot that will get you in the mid-2nd round or better. So I suppose that would be mid-late 1st round.

[ImaRounder]

1.06 in all snakes!

[Kramer]

I still like later in the round as you can get two solid young QBs (Winston, Mariota, Carr) to build your team around.

[Needalife]

Are rookies mixed in or are they a separate draft? If mixed in, I like 1.03-1.05 range. If not mixed in, I'm pushing as far back as I can.

[Novacane]

Are rookies mixed in or are they a separate draft? If mixed in, I like 1.03-1.05 range. If not mixed in, I'm pushing as far back as I can.

Rookies are not but rookie picks are so kind of the same thing as being included I guess.

[Novacane]

The more I think about it, I am leaning towards 1.08. It gets me a little closer to the middle with the advantage of a nice 2nd round pick.

[jomaed]

Are rookies mixed in or are they a separate draft? If mixed in, I like 1.03-1.05 range. If not mixed in, I'm pushing as far back as I can.

Can you explain your reasoning here? Not understanding why the addition of rookies would change things...

[Ruggenater]

Are rookies mixed in or are they a separate draft? If mixed in, I like 1.03-1.05 range. If not mixed in, I'm pushing as far back as I can.

Can you explain your reasoning here? Not understanding why the addition of rookies would change things...

I'm assuming because if rookies aren't included (and are instead picked in a separate draft), the order for the rookie draft could be the inverse of the start-up order. In which case having a start-up pick be as late as possible would be best.

[Goddard]

Whichever gets you 2 really good QBs with your first two picks.

[Needalife]

Are rookies mixed in or are they a separate draft? If mixed in, I like 1.03-1.05 range. If not mixed in, I'm pushing as far back as I can.

Can you explain your reasoning here? Not understanding why the addition of rookies would change things...

I'm assuming because if rookies aren't included (and are instead picked in a separate draft), the order for the rookie draft could be the inverse of the start-up order. In which case having a start-up pick be as late as possible would be best.

This is exactly what I meant by this.

[AZK]

I'm a big fan of being right in the middle. If value falls, you don't have to pay an arm and a leg to move up for it and if a run starts on a position you can either zig why others are zagging or grab the last of your tier at that point. I get being at the end and I like that a lot, just prefer middle if given the choice.

[jordanzs]

Are rookies mixed in or are they a separate draft? If mixed in, I like 1.03-1.05 range. If not mixed in, I'm pushing as far back as I can.

Can you explain your reasoning here? Not understanding why the addition of rookies would change things...

I'm assuming because if rookies aren't included (and are instead picked in a separate draft), the order for the rookie draft could be the inverse of the start-up order. In which case having a start-up pick be as late as possible would be best.

I seen leagues that were set up in this format. They are 100% commissioned by the guppiest of guppies. And anyone who joins a league like that is foolish. I would leave immediately if i joined a league that tried to structure a rookie draft that ran in reverse order of a startup snake draft. Unless of course I had the 12spot, in which case I would stick a big middle finger up at my leaguemates.

There's no way that you should be able to get the 1.12/2.1 wrap in a startup and then get the 1.1 rookie pick to go with it.

Boggles my mind that leagues like that exist