I do think QB/QB will fare better this season then the other recent seasons. Getting a top tier QB+adding a guy like Daniels/Caleb is alot of upside. Not that I've been doing it but two of Murray,Love,Dak,or Burrow seems solid compared to some other years back end 1st QBs. I think QB is just pretty strong overall this season like one of the strongest classes in awhile due to breakouts from last year and the strong rookie class. I also like some of the more mid/late 3-early 4th round FFPC guys like TLaw and Herbert who're really easy to stack later on compared to some other options. It also comes down to do any of the later QB Targets smash like they have in prior seasons. Maye,JJ,Levis,Young,Nix,DJones etc is alot of variance. Could also be JF/Wilson or just some random backup like a Flacco/Howell/Darnold type that gets you there. I'm sure historically there is normally one guy every year but its always possible its just a few games and not some entire season QB star like a Purdy or Geno Wilson.
If you take QBs at the 1-2 turn you get ahead at the SuperFlex position if you pass on QB you risk getting boxed out and you fall behind at both QB & SuperFlex positions so I don’t get this take
@@ryanjohnson2213 they did make this point but I don’t see it in the numbers The drop off from my 2d QB Brock Purdy is 300 down to late round QBs score is 200 The drop off from second round Brece Hall is 250 down to like of Joe Mixon is 200 So it’s way better to take second QB
You could get boxed out, but the key is not to chase a position that you can't match your league mates in. Think of some of these guys like dead zone rbs. It looks like projected volume week 1, safe floor, etc, but they can't match the high-end scorers. As a result, you gave up positional strength versus the field. Taking higher end non QBs at that point can give you the advantage at those other positions to balance it out.In this example, I think purdy can, but many others can't.
Btw on your podcast you said Lamar is reliant on his legs heavy , that’s not true , he’s one of the best quarterbacks in the pocket in the nfl , watch tape for a chance “SHAWN”
Lamar does rely on his legs tho. He’s also good in the pocket. Both can be true. But this is fantasy football, Lamar is an elite FF QB because he runs the ball so much not because of his pocket passing. Just go look at the numbers. Lamar is only QB 15 if you compare him to all the other QBs on passing alone.
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I do think QB/QB will fare better this season then the other recent seasons. Getting a top tier QB+adding a guy like Daniels/Caleb is alot of upside. Not that I've been doing it but two of Murray,Love,Dak,or Burrow seems solid compared to some other years back end 1st QBs. I think QB is just pretty strong overall this season like one of the strongest classes in awhile due to breakouts from last year and the strong rookie class. I also like some of the more mid/late 3-early 4th round FFPC guys like TLaw and Herbert who're really easy to stack later on compared to some other options.
It also comes down to do any of the later QB Targets smash like they have in prior seasons. Maye,JJ,Levis,Young,Nix,DJones etc is alot of variance. Could also be JF/Wilson or just some random backup like a Flacco/Howell/Darnold type that gets you there. I'm sure historically there is normally one guy every year but its always possible its just a few games and not some entire season QB star like a Purdy or Geno Wilson.
tysm for this video - going to check out the stuff on the site that you mentioned and lean into FFPC a little more
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If you take QBs at the 1-2 turn you get ahead at the SuperFlex position if you pass on QB you risk getting boxed out and you fall behind at both QB & SuperFlex positions so I don’t get this take
They explain it in depth. Have a chance to get the very best wr/rb at the 1/2 and the qbs you get later are serviceable
@@ryanjohnson2213 they did make this point but I don’t see it in the numbers
The drop off from my 2d QB Brock Purdy is 300 down to late round QBs score is 200
The drop off from second round Brece Hall is 250 down to like of Joe Mixon is 200
So it’s way better to take second QB
You could get boxed out, but the key is not to chase a position that you can't match your league mates in. Think of some of these guys like dead zone rbs. It looks like projected volume week 1, safe floor, etc, but they can't match the high-end scorers. As a result, you gave up positional strength versus the field. Taking higher end non QBs at that point can give you the advantage at those other positions to balance it out.In this example, I think purdy can, but many others can't.
Btw on your podcast you said Lamar is reliant on his legs heavy , that’s not true , he’s one of the best quarterbacks in the pocket in the nfl , watch tape for a chance “SHAWN”
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Lamar does rely on his legs tho. He’s also good in the pocket. Both can be true. But this is fantasy football, Lamar is an elite FF QB because he runs the ball so much not because of his pocket passing. Just go look at the numbers. Lamar is only QB 15 if you compare him to all the other QBs on passing alone.
@@PAPABRAY619 no he doesn’t rely on his legs , only said because he’s fast and black
@@plugcap2604 WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT HAHA I’m black. Go look at his numbers bro and calm down. You don’t know what you’re talking about
@@plugcap2604 Lamar’s passing stats. 307 cmp, 3678 yrds, 24 tds, 7 ints. That’s ranked 15 among all qbs last season. Rushing stats. 148 car, 821 yrds, 5 tds, 5 fmbls. Ranked 1st amount qbs last season. Numbers don’t lie dude haha