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Originally Posted by newguyhere
Went with the strategy of focusing on stacks and correlation for the first 8 or so rounds. The plan was to go Lamar/Murray, but someone took Murray in the 5th which is the earliest I've seen him go. So I had to pivot to Caleb.
I know I miss out on some good players with this strat, but it's fun, and I think it has some potential.
QB - Lamar, Caleb
RB - Kyren, Mixon, Hubbard, Herbert, Laube
WR - Harrison, Terry, Lockett, Sutton, Shakir, Gabe, Tez, Jennings, Metchie
TE - Andrews, Kemet, Jonnu, Higbee
Oh, and the guy that took Murray went with the double handcuff. He drafted Breece+Braelon and Cousins+Penix and played Goff naked.
This team is extremely thin behind Mixon.
Harrison is your only big time receiver. I think Terry will have slightly over a thousand yards and 5 TDs like usual. It could be worse with a rookie QB who likes to run. Also, that's a bad offensive line. The rest of the guy's are ok but I just don't see how they are gonna win you a millie. A lot would need to happen for Jennings or Metchie to be relevant.
I assume Metchie and Higbee were drafted for correlation purposes. I'm not a fan of forcing correlation.
I love the Lamar/Andrews stack.
I'd like this team a lot more if you had some legit upside RB's.
If Kyren and Mixon stay healthy the whole year this team could be fine.