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July 17, 2019 16:53
Zachariason Superflex Data Dive
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| URL: https://www.numberfire.com/nfl/news/20591/how-to-dominate-your-fantasy-football-superflex-leagues# | |
| This isn't how it used to be. | |
| In today's fantasy football world, waiting to draft a quarterback is commonplace. You probably do it. Your friends do it. Everyone does it. | |
| In 2012, that wasn't the case. | |
| This isn't how it used to be. |
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My approach to salary cap drafting in fantasy football
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| well, the thing I would say is that I tend to allocate 85-90%ish of my budget towards my starters, and 10-15% of my budget towards my bench | |
| so say you have 1QB/2RB/2WR/1TE/1FLX/1DST/1K | |
| and then 6 bench | |
| that's pretty much standard | |
| and $200 budget | |
| I'm expecting to spend $1 on QB/DST/K each | |
| and I'll say I have $170 for my starters... that means I have $167ish for my RB/WR/TE/FLX | |
| actually, the more I look at those numbers... I'm spending 90% on my starters more than 85% | |
| but then, what I would do is take something like beersheets and start trying to build groups of RB/WR/TE/FLX out of $170 | |
| just to get an idea of how you can split up your money |