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Right, Randle another great example. Draft talent over circumstance wherever possible...
Ita a hell of a lot harder in one year leagues.In my dynasty league, I find it relatively easy to spot good young WRs. In one year leagues, it's a little tougher, but if you're watching and identifying the burgeoning talent instead of going some list some bozo hocked up then you'll be fine. Sure, you end up with a Ramses Barden or Limas Sweet every once in a while...but I hit pretty often, I have Brandin Cooks, OBJ, Mike Evans (who I don't like really), Hilton, Lockett and more for under $10. I nabbed young Brandon Marshall for nothing, young Vincent Jackson for nothing...Stefon Diggs was a draft pick of mine after I saw him in the preseason...Edelman years ago for $1...
And that's the guys I got...I was all over Amari Cooper of course but he went out of my price range. Just gotta use your face, there's a distinct advantage in fantasy sports for those who watch and vaguely know what talent looks like. I'm far from an NFL scout, but I know what the stars look like when they play, if I see a young kid that looks like Star Player X, I'm gonna draft him...
Are you trying to trigger me with this "skilled players = more fantasy value added" post?Right, and to not get bad RBs, figure out guys who aren't that good...Justin Forsett, CJ Anderson, Crowell, Yeldon (who I drafted in LGP to trade and couldn't even get a deal done)...they're all bad. Don't draft them. Easy.
Right, Randle another great example. Draft talent over circumstance wherever possible...
If benj is out... parker or ginn junior? Ginn junior is higher risk higher rewardIf Benjamin is healthy, him and Jones...
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