Picking a QB in the First round.
Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 5:51 pm
Last year, I remember a lot of "slams" being tossed out regarding a NFFC player who selected P. Manning in the first round (it may have even been the first pick). Obviously, that didn't work out for him or her, but only because it was Brady who stole the show. What if it had been Manning who was the top QB like most suspected at the beginning of the year? This year's draft will likely see alot more QBs taken in the first round. So, was this owner ahead of the curve? Or, was the majority right all along? Maybe this year is the best year ever to draft conventionally (RB, RB) because so many will be taking risks on QBs?
Finally, with so many strategies at play, the KDS gets very interesting. We will know there are several different stategies at play in a league if most players get their top couple picks instead of one of the top 4. In fact, if you base your KDS on your favorite strategy and you get the pick of your choice, you may be alone in that strategy because the others will change based on position in the draft. As a result, this year may find most owners in each league meeting their strategic intent at the draft. So, this year, it may come down to who has the best draft plan based on positional selection priorities as opposed to the best player ranking list. In otherwords, this year strategy may have an edge over knowledge. Of course, there will always be luck in play...but I think this year the strategists may come to the top over the most football knowledgeable. Comments?
Finally, with so many strategies at play, the KDS gets very interesting. We will know there are several different stategies at play in a league if most players get their top couple picks instead of one of the top 4. In fact, if you base your KDS on your favorite strategy and you get the pick of your choice, you may be alone in that strategy because the others will change based on position in the draft. As a result, this year may find most owners in each league meeting their strategic intent at the draft. So, this year, it may come down to who has the best draft plan based on positional selection priorities as opposed to the best player ranking list. In otherwords, this year strategy may have an edge over knowledge. Of course, there will always be luck in play...but I think this year the strategists may come to the top over the most football knowledgeable. Comments?