Those are good. I also like

Greenbay/Minnesota
Rams/Cards

Detroit plays 14 games in domes this year.

By ADP try ranking your favorite to least at each position. Here's mine

QB:
Stroud
Mahomes
Love
Hurts

RB:
Jacobs
Bijan
Breece
Achane
Aaron Jones
Kyrien
Henry
Zamir
Charbonnet
Rachaad

WR:
Jameson
Nico
Chase
Nacua
Nabers
Tank
McLaurin
Gabe
Adams
Kupp
Aiyuk
Legette
Waddle
Doubs
Flowers
Olave
Devonta
Ridley
London
Godwin

TE:
Njoku
Freiermuth
Hockenson
Laporta

Had the 2nd pick. Got my PHI-DAL stack out of the way


QB - Hurts, Dak

RB - Jacobs, Walker III, Pollard, Dowdle, Hill, Bigsby

WR - Lamb, Waddle, Devonta, Jeudy, Downs, Wilson, Robinson, OBJ, McMillan, Brown

TE - Goedert, Taysom

Generally, you don't want both of your QBs in the same week 17 game.

If the game doesn't go off, you're dead.

If the game does go off, well both of them are probably having a good game with similar scores.

You want to give yourself more outs by stacking week 17 games with two or three separate QBs.

TE room also too weak.

The one caveat is that in superflex, stacking two QBs in the same week 17 game is the ultimate upside play.

Good point. Should've gone Hurts-Tua or Dak-Tua

Pretty nice list. I have a few thoughts.

Stroud - Way too expensive and is a byproduct of where his receivers go. I'll take him sometimes, especially if I have someone like Andrews on the bring back, but I'd much rather take AR in that range or take Burrow, Kyler, Dak, Jayden, etc. at cost.

Charbonnet - Why don't you like his price? Seems reasonable in a backfield that is consolidated to two, with both getting work, and contingent upside of likely having a 75%+ snap share if KW goes down.

Jamo - I think he's a trap at his current price, but he's definitely a better in best ball profile. He has 0 as his floor, but he could also easily give you 3 for 120 and 2 TDs.

Godwin - Too low, imo, especially with him moving back to the slot.

London - On the surface, the price tag is steep. But it's hard to overstate just how bad Mariota and Ridder have been for him (and Pitts too). Also, one thing that I'm not sure people are thinking about enough is backup QB play. While Penix is a rookie, at his age he should be pro ready and able to step in if anything happens to Cousins. Or even if the Falcons are somehow out of the playoff hunt down the stretch and decide to play Penix, it shouldn't hurt London too much. The QB contingency helps boost London's value, imo.

Olave - I was out on him last year, and Dennis Allen is certainly still an idiot thorn who is probably going to be fired mid-season, but the change in OC should be a significant boost.

Kupp - He is probably going to be my highest drafted WR this year. I think he should be a 2nd round pick. It was fun getting him in the early 4th in the pre-draft contests.

LaPorta - Agree. Sucks he's so expensive, and I think he is still likely to be a top 5 TE, but their are better prices elsewhere. I'll have 4-6% in stacks, but other than that, just targeting the guys going later.

DK and UD are certainly two different markets haha. I'm biased since I started out on UD, and you probably feel the opposite, but I think UD's interface is far superior to DK or Drafters. The way DK lists players as you draft them drives me crazy. I don't need to see starting lineup and bench. I want to see the positions grouped together.

18 versus 20 rounds is a mental adjustment, but I like the squad. With 18 rounds, I probably would have only stopped at 5 RBs with that room and allocated to one of the other three positions.