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Not surprisingly, I've found draft strategies to depend solely on the make up of your league's roster and scoring.
Most 'standard' leagues are represented in draft magazines and websites, but what about odd leagues like the one I'm in.
I've been in the same league for nearly 20 years and over that time we have modified the roster and scoring to balance out the importance of every position. 10 team league, .25 PPR, 5 pionts for a passing TD, but more importantly, the starting roster is:
1 QB
1RB
1WR
1TE
2 Flex (WR/RB/TE)
1 K
1 Def/ST
The effect of this is RB need is reduced since you only have to start 1. In recent years, just about anyone can be taken in the first round and have a good team.
I have the #1 pick this year and I'm taking Luck, mainly because with the first pick you just cannot flop and the flop rate among WR and RB is pretty high.
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