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All Cheat Sheets Updated For a Monster Weekend of Fantasy Drafts

RosterWatch Nation, all cheat sheet products have been tested and are firing on all cylinders to kick off this first of the two biggest weekends of fantasy drafts. Please remember, though, to check the downloads section as close to your draft time as possible to make sure you are using the most recent update as events could occur during Friday and Saturday’s preseason slate that may affect the magical, mystical and mythical sheets. The Live Auction Tool has also been updated with fresh consensus market values and the cheat sheet updates. Thank you all so much for your continued support. Time to go dominate.

– Your Boys at RosterWatch

13 Comments

  1. ↓ Post By MidwestBolt

    How do you superflex rankings change if using it for a guillotine league? League is qb/2rb/3wr/2flex/1superflex/2 bench. Full ppr/4pt TD passes.

    1. ↓ Post By Alex Dunlap

      I would draft the top of the sheet as-is or even more aggressively on QB, once it is filled, ignore the sheet’s mid-round QB depth tiers — then budget FAAB to buy a replacement QB in this range off a dead roster. best of luck!

  2. ↓ Post By thebiglost1

    Santa Clara Substations 0-0 0.5ppr 10 team redraft

    Ended up with TLaw, but didn’t take into account the brutal start to the season he has matchup wise. Do I drop a dart throw for Malik Willis vs LV for week 1?

    1. ↓ Post By Alex Dunlap

      Let us get to week 1 projections before I have a good answer on that one dude. I’ll have a much better idea here in a little less than a week about what our plans for Week 1 should be with these types of decisions, but I personally took Willis in my oldest personal home league with the intent to play him Week 1 and likely drop him afterward (although if IIRC, maybe week 2 looks appealing as well).

      1. ↓ Post By thebiglost1

        Right on, thanks as always

  3. ↓ Post By [email protected]

    Your thoughts are very helpful! Thank you. Caleb W, Colston L and Luther B, you’re going to stack two, which ones?

    1. ↓ Post By Alex Dunlap

      I think Burden has the nuclear upside but Loveland has a pretty crazy upside and more solid target floor IMO. Caleb targeted him on 60% of dropbacks in the tiny sample we saw of those guys in the PS game.

  4. ↓ Post By Craig

    Shoutout seeing Trashman in the wild this last weekend and stopping traffic to get out of the car and get a quick pic with him! My mom and gf thought I was calling some random guy a trashman, pretty funny!

    Taking that as a sign its my year in fantasy.

    1. ↓ Post By Alex Dunlap

      Maniacal. Trashman is definitely easy to spot in the wild. Hopefully you washed yourself off after meeting him!

  5. ↓ Post By [email protected]

    In a 10 team 1ppr league. Standard slots couple flexs ,etc. Only needing to start 1 rb is the head scratcher. They also have way too many bench seats. So people sit on players and rarely trade.
    The issue:
    Being a 10 team, the talent goes fast with lots of position runs.
    Is there a different 10 team draft strategy?
    I think taking advantage of only needing one starting rb is drafting one like round 4 or later. It’s basically a wr 3 spot.
    Ty
    Ed

    1. ↓ Post By Alex Dunlap

      In this league, you are allowed to deviate from the cheat sheet in some ways, but still use it structurally. Move the Top TEs up – be aggressive on Bowers, Warren and Loveland, also McBride if you don’t worry about Brissett losing the job halfway thru the season. Move the top QBs up as well and get a good one. You’ll be able to mine plenty of value at RB and WR in a 10 teamer, but those onesie spots are gold in this type of setup. My son plays in a 10-team league with his friends from church and has the 10th pick this year. I’m going to tell him to start out with Bowers/Josh Allen at the turn, then just use the cheat sheet from there if that makes sense. He’ll still get great RBs and WRs.

      1. ↓ Post By [email protected]

        I agree with the plan, but would it change if I had a top 3 pick?
        Then maybe snag a stud receiver, then qb, te?

  6. ↓ Post By StageMaster

    Cheat sheet question. Generally speaking, if you really want to draft a player or know for certain a player won’t be available to select in the following round, is it ok to deviate? Can a user return to selecting the highest ranked player on the sheet and resume or does that impact the rest of the draft negatively? Is it ok to simply cross off a player because of injury concerns, too much exposure, etc. ?

    Thanks

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