• sbarone November 2

  Posts: 395

  That's the thing.. Even if your WR flopped, none of which who are minus julio, this strategy would've forced you to grab those 3rd/4th round RB and those are the ones who are doing well.

  14-team PPR (2 player keeper) Redraft
  Rivers, Pryor
  Charles, TRich, Miller, Ball, Brown
  DT, Gordon, M.Williams, B.Hartline
  Gronkowski, Wright
  Bills DST
• Smitty November 2

  Posts: 5,880

  jknighton said:

  Went WR/WR in one league with Dez and Julio. I'm 5-3. 2nd overall right now but the last few loses are because I'm trying to work around Julio and Reggie Wayne's injuries. With the injuries it's decent but without them it would've been amazing.

  
  
  It was the bomb strategy, you just needed to get 3-4RBs and land 2. Nice work!

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• rickok21 November 3

  Posts: 3,267

  sbarone said:

  bddavidson said:

  it doesn't hurt that the Rbs taken in rd 3 and latter seem to have been the better FF producers this year either..

  
  
  This is the real reason this strategy worked even more this year than in years past. The one year I go RB/RB in most leagues this turns out like it did!
  

  
  
  Later-pick RBs emerge every year though.  Last year:  Peterson, Doug Martin, Spiller, Charles, Morris, Ridley.  That's they 'why' for the strategy. Take a bunch of RBs late and hope a couple hit.  

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