Quarterbacks are the most important position in real-life football, but they carried no trade value in dynasty leagues. There are only 12 teams in a typical dynasty league, but there are about 20 usable fantasy quarterbacks. As I discussed in the 1QB guide, quarterbacks are an afterthought in 1QB formats. Why did dynasty owners start playing superflex leagues over 1QB leagues? Great question. That value shift causes superflex startup strategy to differ significantly from 1QB startups. Therefore, quarterbacks carry extreme value in superflex leagues compared to 1QB leagues. There are only 32 starting quarterbacks at most in any given week, so there is an inventory scarcity at the quarterback position. As quarterbacks score more fantasy points than any other position, it is almost always beneficial to start a second quarterback if possible. Unlike a normal 1QB league, you can start an extra quarterback in a superflex slot. What Is Superflex?įirst, let’s break down what exactly a dynasty superflex league is. Everything I said in that article will still apply to this superflex startup strategy guide, so take a look at that story first before moving forward with this one. In that guide, I went through both general and specific positional strategies to help you through dynasty startups in 2020.
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Recently, I wrote an updated, free 1QB startup strategy guide. So much has changed in the dynasty universe since March 2019, especially dynasty startup strategy, and I want to address that before the 2020 season. However, I feel like the guide needs a 2020 update. That guide holds up well even now, and I would highly recommend going back and reading it. Back in 2019, the then-DFF team wrote a dynasty startup strategy guide.
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