Lessons learned in 2022
Lessons learned in 2022
Hey everyone, wanting to get some discussion going. What are the things you’re going to massively over-correct for in 2023 based on how your leagues went?
Mine is simple: having a Mahomes-Kelce stack is my goal in redraft. I have had Kelce for a couple years and had him stacked last year, and every time I go into the season with a shaky build but end it loving the decision I felt forced into.
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Top WR talent will perform regardless of QB talent. Davante was still Top-5 despite Carr playing horribly.
Pay attention to OL quality when choosing a QB. Goff and Hurts had so much time to let plays develop and had great years as a result.
I feel like a good OL is really the key to almost every other position excelling. It's something I'm gonna try to pay more attention to this season instead of just going by name value lol
It's something I started doing last year.
Right now the Lions and Chargers each have offensive lines where the average starter age is ~26 years old, and they each have multiple pro-bowlers and/or All-Pro/Rookie team members. Teams like that have long-term potential to keep a good cohesive unit together for a relatively cheap price.
But the chargers players somehow always underwhelm in terms of consistency. I never feel confident drafting them.
Also they get injured a lot. Wonder if training staff tracking is a thing?