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re: First Auction Draft tonight... advice please
Posted on 9/3/13 at 5:21 pm to Bacciagaloop
Posted on 9/3/13 at 5:21 pm to Bacciagaloop
You need to take a little time before the draft and figure out how much you're willing to spend for each position. So for example, if you want to spend $120 on your top two RBs, then you know you have $180 to budget for the rest of your team. Then if you want to spend $25 on a QB, you know you're down to $155 for the rest of your team, etc.
So how much you spend on your most expensive player is relative. Again, in the $120 RB1&2 scenario, you could spend $60 on Jamaal Charles and $60 on CJ Spiller, or you could spend $80 on AP and know that your RB2 will have to be closer to $40 (all hypothetical numbers, I haven't done an auction draft with a $300 purse, mine's always been $200).
And once you have this done, just remember that each draft is different so you need to be fluid with your budget. If you spend $126 on your RBs when you budgeted for $120, that's ok. Just make adjustments in other areas to compensate. And if you end up only spending $116, you know you have a little more to play with other places.
And follow the Average Draft Price as a general guideline for players, but don't follow it to the letter. If you REALLY like someone like, say Matt Forte, and his ADP is $38, but you expect big things from him, then it's ok if you go a little more than that for him. Spending the extra few bucks to get the guy you love will almost always end in having a better team at the end of the draft.
So how much you spend on your most expensive player is relative. Again, in the $120 RB1&2 scenario, you could spend $60 on Jamaal Charles and $60 on CJ Spiller, or you could spend $80 on AP and know that your RB2 will have to be closer to $40 (all hypothetical numbers, I haven't done an auction draft with a $300 purse, mine's always been $200).
And once you have this done, just remember that each draft is different so you need to be fluid with your budget. If you spend $126 on your RBs when you budgeted for $120, that's ok. Just make adjustments in other areas to compensate. And if you end up only spending $116, you know you have a little more to play with other places.
And follow the Average Draft Price as a general guideline for players, but don't follow it to the letter. If you REALLY like someone like, say Matt Forte, and his ADP is $38, but you expect big things from him, then it's ok if you go a little more than that for him. Spending the extra few bucks to get the guy you love will almost always end in having a better team at the end of the draft.
This post was edited on 9/3/13 at 5:25 pm
Posted on 9/3/13 at 5:26 pm to AbitaFan08
That's how I did mine. I was going to spend max $40 on RBs, $35 on WRs and $10 on a QB. $85 on a $100 budget. Fill in the rest with $1-2 players. Four studs can usually carry you to the playoffs and beyond if they all stay healthy and produce.
If I was under on any of those positional prices I just added to another position. If over, I took away from QB.
If I was under on any of those positional prices I just added to another position. If over, I took away from QB.
This post was edited on 9/3/13 at 5:28 pm
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