Top 10ish receivers are worth $55-$85 (WR1 guys in top 10 passing offenses).

I recommend spending at least 20% and up to 40% of your cap on the wide receiver position. the #25 RB Myles Gaskin is expected to score 147 fantasy points. The #25 WR Tyler Boyd is expected to score 161 fantasy points vs. Furthermore there is a positive differential of wide receiver relative to running backs in the mid 15’s and beyond. With the addition of PPR and explosion in passing, the top WR’s are scoring like the top RB’s. WR’s - This is the position that has changed in value the most over the past twenty years. The reason is a player such as Najee Harris $50 could return an $80+ producer

Top Rookie’s (1st & 2nd Day Picks) are valuable IF you see a path towards a true featured back role.

Top 10ish guys are worth $75-$100 (featured 3 down guys who catch passes).

I recommend between 20%-40% (depending on whether you get a top RB1), and not spending more than 40% of your cap on this position. As mentioned in the QB section, the best teams need 2 strong starting signalcallers. If you consume a fantasy football magazine (I highly recommend NOT buying these), they will tell you to focus on RB’s but that’s not how a super flex league works. RB’s - The running back position is the most hyped and valued by traditional (standard) leagues.

1st Round Pick Rookie QB’s are highly valuable because you can get them typically cheaper and realize a 40%-70% discount on potential production.

Top 10 starting QB’s are worth between $85-$125.

Thus you will want to allocate between 20%-40% of your cap ($100 to $200), ideally 30%+. Super flex does not mean you have to start 2 QBs however your probability of success is far higher if you do. 145–161 points for the #25th RB & WR respectively). QB’s score significantly more points than a RB or WR, for example the #25 QB Carson Wentz is expected to score 251 fantasy points (vs.

QB’s - The most important and valuable position in all sports should be the same in fantasy football. How does that translate to building a winning roster? Below are guidelines to a superflex, auction based league with a $500 salary cap. Adding in an auction format, ensures every team has control to get any player they want and build the roster of their dreams. This means the player who handles the ball the most in each game, has real value in fantasy football too. The fastest growing, most popular fantasy football format is superflex, which allows each team to start a 2nd quarterback in a flex spot. Derek Carr isn’t working out? Guess what, Matt Ryan or Jameis Winston or Tua Tagovailoa, or even all three, are sitting there for you on the wire.Superflex Fantasy Football Auction Roster Strategy ($500 Salary Cap) Remember, part of the reason the late-round quarterback strategy works in one-QB leagues is that there are always reinforcements at the position on the waiver wire. You’re asking yourself to thread a needle with an eye the size of a grain of sand. It’s that the margin of error is so minuscule that it almost doesn’t exist. My instinct is to tell you to stop wondering, and put it out of your mind forever. It’s fair to wonder, then, whether a tweaked version of the same strategy would work in the SuperFlex format. Rather, the efficacy of waiting on the position increasing your chances of winning a championship is an axiom of fantasy football.

Waiting on a quarterback in traditional one-quarterback leagues isn’t exactly a strategy any longer. One potential plan of attack is conspicuously absent in the above paragraph. You can modify and combine those two, taking a Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson early, then pairing him with a mid-tier quarterback anywhere in the Tom Brady to Trevor Lawrence range. You can also build around the position, targeting two elite quarterbacks with your first two picks. There’s my preferred method of targeting two mid-tier quarterbacks, which combines a foundation of backs and receivers with plenty of stability and upside at quarterback. And drafters can take multiple paths to achieve this goal. Nailing the quarterback position is crucial in SuperFlex leagues.

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Superflex draft strategy