The rest of your lineup will be pretty standard. This is how the winningest superflex rosters are constructed each year. QBs carry so much value in this type of league that you will definitely want to ensure you’ve got 2 good QBs on your roster before round 5. Not to mention, you will want to have 3 QBs on your roster in this type of league in case one gets injured on you decided to punt the position and didn’t take your QB until round 4 or 5. Outside of these few players I would highly recommend you take a QB, because they will quickly disappear and you’ll be stuck draft QBs that will probably average 10 to 15 fantasy points per week with you opponent having QBs that average 20 to 40 fantasy points per week. There will almost always typically be a couple people in the league that pivot to taking an RB, WR, or TE in the first round but you should not do this unless your picking at the back end of the round and nothing but QBs have been taken off the board, thus leaving you with a pick between one of the super elite RBs or WRs (this year its Jonathan Taylor, Cooper Kupp, Justin Jefferson, Ja’marr Chase, Travis Kelce, or Mark Andrews). This means that you need to be ready when its your turn to draft in the first round, and I would highly recommend you begin building your roster with a cornerstone QB. In Superflex formats its not uncommon to see Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes, and Justin Herbert taken off the board in the first 3 picks, even before Jonathan Taylor, Chistian McCaffrey, Justin Jefferson, and Cooper Kupp. You will see Quarterbacks drafted early and often, prioritized just like they are in the sports card market. If you have never done one of these drafts, I highly recommend it. With the ability to start 2 QBs any given week in this format, and the fact that even below average QBs still tend to put up double digit fantasy points on a weekly basis because the entire offense runs through them, there is emphasis placed on the QB position. This is a league that has 2 flex positions but one of them is labeled as SUPERFLEX, meaning you can start a QB in that spot on a weekly basis. SUPERFLEX has become very popular and is more closely correlated to the sports card market, which is why most, if not all, of the leagues I play in these days are of the SUPERFLEX format. Adding 4 bench positions would do a lot more to decrease waiver depth than adding 1 or 2 starters would.Depending on whether or not your league is PPR or Standard Scoring, and whether or not your league has a SUPERFLEX spot will change the way you want to draft to dominate your league this year. You would decrease 10 players from the waiver wire for every bench position added.
Most "top pickups of the week" are already rostered in my league.
That is 56 more players rostered than your setup which makes waivers MUCH thinner. My league is 12-teams, 9-starters, 9 bench. Increasing starting WRs, TE Premium, decreasing RB starters, trading RB starters for a Flex, are all ways to balance out the value of the positions in relation to RB.Ģ) Increase bench size.
#Superflex fantasy football roster configuration full
I bugs me to no end that the first two rounds of fantasy drafts in typical leagues is full of RB, when in the real game, they are ignored, chewed up and spit out after 3 years. it switches up the dynamic big time and makes the most important position in the NFL, one of the most important in fantasy. There are a number of ways to attack waiver depth in shallow leagues.ġ) Increase starting positions as you alluded to.
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