Last one for the night. Wasn't planning on going RB/RB, but Breece fell to 2.2 so I felt obligated to take him even though I'm not very high on any Jets.

QB - Mahomes, Caleb

RB - Gibbs, Breece, Warren, Charb, Mitchell, Guerendo

WR - Pittman, Godwin, Rice, Odunze, Jeudy, Pearsall, Roman Wilson, Mims, Toney

TE - Bowers, Jonnu, Parham

Breece in the second is great. I think he is clearly in the elite 8 tier to start the draft. I'm not in love with Gibbs in the first but at this point it's a fairly flat tier.

Your WRs are deep but no superstars. Obviously this is what happens when you go RB/RB. I don't like Pittman where he's going. This could be Toney's year.

I love Bowers. I feel like there are some better choices than Parham at the end of the draft.

Obviously you are super strong at QB.

The Puppy 2 is already half way filled so I'm only gonna end up with maybe 20 teams.

QB) Hurts, Carr

RB) Swift, Spears, Ekeler, K Miller, B Allen, T Bigsby

WR) AJ Brown, Nico, Tank, Ridley, Worthy, Mooney, R Wilson, Mims

TE) Engram, Bowers.

I don't love my RBs. I got sniped a bunch in this one. I might have a blind spot but I think Ekeler is going way too late in drafts. He was hurt most of last year and played behind an awful line. This is my first draft with Swift. I'm not a big fan but who knows.

I like the possible Ping/pong effect of Nico and Tank. I opted not to go with the Stroud stack since I had Hurts. If I got sniped on Hurts I would have pivoted to Stroud..

Bowers fell about 7 spots in ADP so he was an easy pick for me. I like the pairing of the steady guy with the potential league winner. I came one pick from Andrews who would have been the perfect bring back for Nico/Dell.

He's my favorite late round TE in drafts where I want to go with 3.

I think he's in a similar spot as Kincaid. Playing with a talented QB on a team with a ton of questions at WR, and I really can't see him competing for targets with Hurst or Dissly.

I can see him land in the end zone a few times this year but I just don't see the upside. This is gonna be a low volume passing team.

Switched to Underdog from DK and 1. The drafts seem way sharper. 2. It definitely forces you to go 0 or here rb , which is my preferred style

Feel like this is one of my best drafts there

Qb - Stroud, Herbert, Maye

Rb - zamir, pollard, c brown, charb, R Davis, Pierce

Wr - Chase, Nico, Diggs, Ladd, Jsn, Johnston, Pop Douglas

Te - Andrews , Fant

Probably about the third or fourth year where I'm "I want to do a trillion best ball drafts" but can't be arsed to work it out

The UD WR avalanche is real. UD basic strategy at this point has become at least 4 WRs through 7 or you're dead. The UD market is certainly sharper than DK, but it can still be exploited once you have a feel for the dynamics.

That's a fun draft. Draft capital well allocated. My only nitpick is maybe 8th WR instead of Maye, but it's minor.

I just drafted an extreme zero RB where I didn't take my first RB until the 10th. It could work. I debated 3rd QB or 7th RB and decided 3rb QB was more valuable in my room.

Jayden, Dimes, Nix

Gus, Ekeler, Dowdle, Allgeier, Ray Davis, Khalil

Chase, Metcalf, Nabers, Terry, BTj, Ladd, Sutton

Andrews, Juwan

You have to really have the motivation. It takes a lot of time and effort to put in solid volume and feel like you're sharp enough relative to the market.

Slow drafts help, but it's a commitment.