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Jake Sanders

Back of the pack keeper league

I won last year so I am picking from the 10 spot and I get keep 1.

our roster looks like this 2wr 2rb 2flex, 1 te, 1 qb or kicker 8 man bench. .5 ppr.

without knowing my keeper, would it be a good strategy to keep a wr, and then go wr wr on the flip.

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Matt Dirzulaitis (467 Reputation Points)
Not knowing who your wide receiver is, it is definitely a plausible strategy to start with 3 wideouts, especially with two flex spots and .5 ppr. If your potential wideout keeper is a better player than your runningback keeper then you should feel fine keeping him regardless of who you pick in the first 2 rounds. With that being said, I wouldn't force myself into that strategy and feel the need to draft a specific way. Rather I would just draft the best player available. If that happens to be 2 wideouts even though you already have one, then so be it.
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Jake Sanders (383 Reputation Points)
So here is the my team (those positions) after the blind question: Lamar Miller, Devonta Freeman, Allen Robinson, Brandon Marshall, Randall Cobb. These are the only ones I would think about keeping.

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Austan Kas (452 Reputation Points)
And how many of those guys can you keep?

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Scott Rago (500 Reputation Points)
Since it's a 10 team, personally, I'd throw them all back. Robinson will be hard pressed to replicate, Freeman is likely a time share, Miller has been a time share his entire career, Marshall is up there and currently no QB while dealing with a tougher schedule, and I can't wrap my head around why you would consider keeping Cobb. At 10th overall it makes no sense. Toss them all and see what comes to you, provide some bait for others to do the same. Worst case scenario you'll have most if not all your players available to you anyway. Youâ€™ve got nothing to lose.