2023 Fantasy Football Thread
I know it's only May 10th, but since we are past the real life draft, each team's situation is starting to shape into solid form for this upcoming season.
I wanted to go ahead and kick this off as plenty of us are starting best ball and dynasty rookie drafts. I'm about to start firing into Underdog's Puppy contest. For now, I'll probably mostly be posting from a best ball and redraft perspective, at least until after I get through some of my rookie drafts since I am in leagues with other followers of the thread.
There are still questions like where will guys like Zeke and Fournette land? Will it even matter?
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Unlikely.
Can Lamar really throw for 6,000 yards?
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He'll be lucky to hit 4,000.
Will everyone get burned by drafting all of the WRs early and letting quality RBs fall to the late 2nd and 3rd round?
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Probably.
Where should we be taking the top 5-7 QBs in 1QB leagues?
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Earlier than ever.
How early should Kelce go?
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Probably top 5, but that might be too rich for me.
How much will top 100 pass catcher Garrett Wilson help Fraudgers?
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Garrett is currently WR9 on Underdog, with an early 2nd ADP.
Let the debates begin!
Nice work! And even if you hadn’t locked it up yet, that’s a hell of a squad for the SB.
Underdog released their $3 and $10 best ball pre-draft big board tournies today.
It’s .5 PPR, start QB/2RB/3WR/TE/Flex bench 12.
Top 24 ADP. 5k entrants so far, but there are slow drafts in addition to fast.
CMC
Reek
CD
JJ
Chase
Breece
ARSB
Puka
Gibbs
Bijan
Kyren
JT
G Wilson
AJB
Saquon
DJM
Nico
Deebo
Josh
Rachaad
Achane
Metcalf
Aiyuk
Pacheco
MHJ is the first rookie at 33.
LaPorta first TE at 44.
I doubt I’ll fire any, as that’s to
It just feels like there is not a decidedly bad draft spot in 2024. There's years where if you didn't get #1, the 2-6 area was a bit of a gamble deadzone, and same with some years after a top 6 you're taking some gambles. There may be preferences but I kind of like all the potential spots as it stand snow.
Love a late first on JT. I think they dial back how much punishment AR15 will take in the redzone. Think JT has great potential to reinsert himself as #1 overall.
Of the 6 drafts I've fired so far, I've had the 1.12 twice. Drafted JT both times. Almost got him at 2.07 in another, but he went at 2.06. That was sad. Would have started with him and Chase.
JT's ADP has actually dipped behind Wilson and AJB since I posted that list.
But I agree, there is a lot of young talent and guys to be excited about at the top.
I'll post some teams once my drafts complete. Only working slow drafts for now so I don't have to make 30 second decisions with all of the uncertainty haha.
Praise Raheem. Although, Pitts still left out in the cold haha.
Harmon has such a cool job
Nice punishment there. Lol
Haha. That’s rough.
Lots of fantasy relevant moves today.
I’m in.
ATL, HOU are very intriguing for fantasy purposes. BAL as well.
If Levis can be somewhat reasonable, Tennessee could be a lot of fun too.
Could be a big leak.
Some nice info.
CJ, Nico, Tank, Diggs, Schultz, and Mixon is something.
It is a cluster**** to navigate unless you have Stroud, yes
I’ll be in on everyone except Schultz in best ball.
I’ll only be in on CJ and Mixon in redraft.
Scratch that, I'm not going to have any Diggs in best ball if the current trend continues. Or much of Stroud.
Prior to the trade, Nico's ADP was 15, Diggs was 22, and Tank was 30. Diggs is moving up to the early 2nd now. Nico is falling to the late second. Tank is falling to the late 3rd and into the 4th.
Stroud is a race to the stack. He had been going mid to late 5th and into the 6th before the trade. Now he's basically always going in the 4th to whichever team wants to take him first for the stack. Ahead of Lamar and Mahomes in a lot of spots. I saw him go mid 3rd first QB off the board earlier today lol.
Already of Lamar and mahomes seems a bit crazy.
CJ has officially passed Mahomes in ADP. He’s basically always being stacked with at least one of Nico, Diggs, or Dell. Their respective ADPs are 22.3, 22.6, and 38.9.
