Quote:I won my very competitive league twice in the last 5 years with that strategy, and usually make the playoffs.


Granted I always have picked Brees, Rodgers or Brady (50 TD year) when they happen to have record breaking years.


Last year I changed my strategy to try to get a top RB in the 1st, and picked Doug Martin. BUST! Still won the whole championship based on my selection of Peyton in the 2nd, two of the top 4 TE's, the best DST and best Kicker. My RB's and WR's had to be constantly rotated with free agents, but having the strong QB won it for me.

It all depends on how the league scoring is set up. My league has a qb spot PLUS a full flex spot (qb/rb/wr/te) so you can essentially play two quarterbacks. I won my league two years in a row by going heavy on running backs. I had Jamaal Charles(1st pick), LeSean McCoy(2nd pick), and Eddie Lacy(6th pick) with Russell Wilson and Ryan Tannehill as my quarterbacks. I also had Jimmy Graham(3rd pick) too, but still.


Anyway, on the topic. I think he'll be between the 5-8 range. In my league I get to keep two players but I'll have to forfeit my pick in the round I picked that player. I plan on keeping McCoy and Lacy and picking up Foles in the 3rd

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