hdid #2 (i still like gronk too much)

[mjl]

10-team, 6 pt passing TDs, full PPR, big rosters (2 QB, 3 WR, 2 RB, TE, 2 FLEX, K, DEF, 8 bench). I had the first pick, but we switch direction after round 2, so I had 1, 20, 30, 31, 50, 51, etc.

QB: Andrew Luck (1), Marcus Mariota (91), Jameis Winston (111)
WR: Julio Jones (20), AJ Green (30), Amari Cooper (50), Jeremy Maclin (70), Brian Quick (130), Dorial Green-Beckham (151), Brandon Coleman (170)
RB: Lamar Miller (51), Arian Foster (71), Andre Ellington (90), Isaiah Crowell (110), Ryan Mathews (131), Darren McFadden (150)
TE: Gronk (31), Julius Thomas (171)
K: Cody Parkey (190)
DEF: Carolina (191)

note that Mariota at 91 was the 18th QB off the board.

[Pogues]

Love the WR group, you have 4 solid starters. But I think you hurt yourself taking Luck #1 overall, regardless of TDs being worth 6. I think I would have rather used that pick on one of the top running backs and used later picks in the 50 to 70 range on 2 QBs. Two rookie QBs, maybe one will pan out, but they usually don't.

As for the running backs, better hope Foster comes back fast! Ellington that low was a score, but you need things to fall right for your backs for them to be productive overall.

[schlesinj]

2 QB matters a lot here with 6 pt. When did the other abs go? I like the team:

[chancellor]

Interesting team- agree that Gronk at 31, even in this format, is a steal. An absolute steal.

RBs are weak, but in a league this deep, you can't have everything. But you'll have monster production out of your top WB, TE, two WRs and good to decent scoring out of a RB and two WRs.

[jwlincy]

A starting lineup of to start the season of:

QB: Luck
RB: L. Miller
RB: Ellington/Crowell
WR: Julio
WR: A.J. Green
WR: Cooper
Flex: Maclin
Flex: Quick/Crowell
TE: Gronkowski
K: Parkey
DEF: CAR

Not too bad although I'll agree that you're light at RB until Foster comes back. Also agree that I wouldn't have taken Luck #1 overall even with 6pt for passing TDs. You still have a pretty solid squad with QB, WR and TE obviously all strengths. You may have to dump your back end WRs DGB and Coleman if a starting RB finds his way onto waivers.

Good luck.

[mjl]

Due to the 2qb/6pt tds and full PPR, RBs go rather later than you'd expect. Also there's probably some groupthink going on; after a few years of the league QBs go earlier every year.

If I had waited for 50-70 range my QBs would have been Dalton and Bridgewater.

Other QBs:

Luck 1
Brady 2
Rodgers 3
Brees 4
Wilson 6
Roethlisberger 10
PManning 11
Ryan 12
Rivers 14
Palmer 17 (Lacy and Charles went 15/16)
Bradford 18
Romo 36
Tannehill 42
Newton 44
EManning 46
Stafford 49
Dalton 64
Bridgewater 83
Carr 87
Taylor 88
Mariota 91
Flacco 92
Cutler 98
Kaepernick 101
Smith 103
Foles 106
Winston 110
Cousins 138
McCown 139
Bortles 143
Fitzpatrick 145
Hoyer 175

Entirely possible that I should have gone with Flacco or Cutler over Mariota but I like variance.

[Piney Boy]

Brady before Rodgers? Must be a Patriots fan there.

[jwlincy]

Not too bad although I'll agree that you're light at RB until Foster comes back. Also agree that I wouldn't have taken Luck #1 overall even with 6pt for passing TDs. You still have a pretty solid squad with QB, WR and TE obviously all strengths. You may have to dump your back end WRs DGB and Coleman if a starting RB finds his way onto waivers.

Due to the 2qb/6pt tds and full PPR, RBs go rather later than you'd expect.

Sorry about that, I didn't notice the 2QB part. In a 2QB/6pts TD league, I would have absolutely taken Luck #1 overall.

[mjl]

btw, just looked at last year's results. We've gone way hyper on QBs now. Last year, five of the first ten picks were RBs, one WR, one TE, three QBs. This year it was six QBs, three RBs, and one WR.

Last year I got Romo at pick #53 and Rivers at #68; this year the QBs available that late were Dalton and Bridgewater.