Quote:I think what he was saying is, if, for example, there is one great WR in the draft and no other good ones, that will generate greater demand for that draft spot than if there is one great WR and a lot of good ones.  The team that needs a WR will not need that pick as much if they can still get a good one later.   Teams will covet a Sammy Watkins more if they have no plan B available with a lesser WR. 

 

Oh absolutely! Which means that the value of your team's draft slot is somewhat dependent on the draft class as it pertains to the need of the other teams in the League. But his comment about how "... I can take another player and still get better..." was rather eye-opening for me. Then again, I'm pretty much an idiot so it's not all that hard to come up with something I haven't thought of before.

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