standard 12 team 3 man keeper. may keep 0-3 players 1 keeper for first 3 rounds unless you keep less than 3. you may draft in 1st 3 rounds. my draft pos is 5 so if everyone keeps 3 I will draft 4:8.
my team from 2014:
Jay Cutler (Chi - QB)
Mark Sanchez (Phi - QB)
Joique Bell (Det - RB)
Jamaal Charles (KC - RB)
Andre Ellington (Ari - RB)
Toby Gerhart (Jac - RB)
Keenan Allen (SD - WR)
Vincent Jackson (TB - WR)
DeSean Jackson (Was - WR)
Charles Johnson (Min - WR)
Donte Moncrief (Ind - WR)
Jason Witten (Dal - TE)
Cody Parkey (Phi - K)
New York (NYG - D/ST)
St. Louis (StL - D/ST)
was planning to keep Joique Bell (Det - RB), Jamaal Charles (KC - RB), and Andre Ellington (Ari - RB) but all 3 have a bye week 9. which can a be good thing.
so should I
1) keep all 3 RBs?
2) keep 2 backs and someone else?
3) keep 2 backs and redraft for rd 3?
4) who do you like more Bell or Ellington?
I like risking to get Gore, as I think it's possible to have a comparable player to Bell available if you miss out on Gore.
I like option 1 the best, but you know you're league better than I do... take a look at our standard league RB rankings and determine if you think you can get an improvement by dropping Bell or Ellington, or maybe an elite WR?
I don't worry about bye weeks too much at the RB position. I'll use it as a tie breaker sometimes, but not in this type of discussion, especially Week 9. Things change too much as the season progresses, so I wouldn't be concerned about that.
I like Ellington over Bell in a PPR, but in a standard I think they're pretty similar. I'd probably side with the Cardinal personally, but I think you can argue either. Go with your gut between the two if you decide to drop one.
There's a chance I can pick up Gore if I let one of them go. That's if no one else decided to keep less than 3 players. What say you, take the chance or bank the sure thing?
