10 Team PPR Dynasty Superflex start 9 Let’s say I have Nabers and Harrison JR locked in and plenty of early second rounders and my qb room is pretty good. Would it make sense to draft Brock bowers at the 1.07 if he falls there knowing Odunze/McCarthy could be there too? I know you’re not supposed to draft by need but I have kelce and I feel this is his last year.

Murray for Baker and a 2025 1st. 2qb

10 team SF league QBs: Lawrence, Caleb Williams, Bryce Young RBs: Gibbs, Aaron Jones, Rhamondre, Jerome Ford, Spears, Ty Chandler, Trey Benson, WRs: AJB, Puka, Michael Pittman, Drake London, Dontayvion Wicks, Rashid Shaheed, Jermaine Burton, McConkey, Corely, Roman Wilson, TEs: Kincaid, McBride I have all my future picks plus another 2025 second and 2025 third. Feel like my team is decent, but what moves should I make to be more of a competitor?

Traded for levis and chase brown Are these breakouts this year

10 man ppr 1 qb A) Keating Mitchell and 2nd likely mid to late B) charb I have "a" and I have keneth walker

12 Team Dynasty Superflex PPR. Rookie Draft pick 9. I'm having a difficult time deciding on which of the following guys to draft. Do you consider any of these guys head and shoulders above the rest listed here?... • Worthy • Thomas Jr. • Brooks • McConkey

Is Puka the real deal or are you moving him for something else?

Question for the devy guys, college football enthusiasts, or degenerate dynasty football film grinders The 2025 RB class is looking pretty deep, I'm curious where Jonathan Brooks stacks up against this class? If you're a rb needy contender would you recommend drafting brooks in hope for a breakout 2nd half of the year, or deffer to 2025 to pick up someone with less red flags?

I'm on the clock McConky or Coleman