Draft steals
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Gabe778
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12/04/2018 12:08 pm
Have there been any notable draft steals from the late rounds of the draft? While I am learning this game I think I have the "volatility" grade down, but would that ever result in guys spiking randomly or have players been known to do that? I am just curious if that kind of adds into the value of a late round draft picks.
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Re: Draft steals
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mardn72
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12/04/2018 12:31 pm
There certainly are, especially if you look at switching players positions and letting their weights adjust. This is my favorite example https://mfn15.myfootballnow.com/player/7670 He was a FB, and I changed him to a WR.
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Re: Draft steals
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punisher
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12/04/2018 1:12 pm
mardn72 wrote: There certainly are, especially if you look at switching players positions and letting their weights adjust. This is my favorite example https://mfn15.myfootballnow.com/player/7670 He was a FB, and I changed him to a WR. and the one million dollar question though is what is his opinion of you ?? |
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Re: Draft steals
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mardn72
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12/04/2018 1:15 pm
punisher wrote: and the one million dollar question though is what is his opinion of you ?? Happy. Why wouldn't he be? |
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Re: Draft steals
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iruleall15
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12/04/2018 1:19 pm
mardn72 wrote: punisher wrote: and the one million dollar question though is what is his opinion of you ?? Happy. Why wouldn't he be? |
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Re: Draft steals
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mardn72
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12/04/2018 1:24 pm
Ah, that applies when you play him out of position at a position that is worse. In this case, this player would have been a terrible FB. So switching him to WR made him better, so no issue.
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Re: Draft steals
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setherick
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12/05/2018 7:13 am
I position switch constantly when drafting: https://rivals.myfootballnow.com/community/3/4277?page=1
It's one of the best ways I have found to get the best players at position throughout a draft. And, yes, it turns up a lot of late round gems. |
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Re: Draft steals
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slowtospeak
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12/05/2018 11:20 pm
I wonder if this is why nobody trades me draft picks? https://wisconsin-boys.myfootballnow.com/player/4989
Remember that volatility is a crapshoot. For every one of these, there will be a high-profile bust. I'm sure everybody has lots of guys like this one: https://arena.myfootballnow.com/player/4368 If your draft pick is going to play for you, then shy away from volatility. If you are merely hoping a draft pick is going to work out, then fire away. Another thing I've done successfully is draft two high-volatility players to fill a single roster spot in the hope that one of them will work out. What volatility is is a small chance that the volatile player will be a star. What volatility is not is a guarantee that you can find a diamond in the rough. Many of your opponents will eschew volatility for good reason. But if you are realistic about what volatility is and isn't, you can safely draft high-volatility players. |
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