Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland, Director of Analytics and Lead Analyst at Fantasy Life, draft a full 20-round FFPC team for real money from the 1.10. Every pick and every debate, in real time. This is tight end premium, so tight ends get 1.5 points per reception, and it changes the board completely. Worth saying out loud before you copy anything here: do not take Brock Bowers this early in your standard home league. The scoring is doing the work.
Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland, Director of Analytics and Lead Analyst at
Fantasy Life, draft a full 20-round FFPC team for real money from the 1.10.
Every pick and every debate, in real time.
This is tight end premium, so tight ends get 1.5 points per reception, and it
changes the board completely. Worth saying out loud before you copy anything
here: do not take Brock Bowers this early in your standard home league. The
scoring is doing the work.
THE BUILD
Four running backs and four receivers are gone by the time it gets back around,
Christian McCaffrey slides all the way to the nine behind James Cook and
Jonathan Taylor, and Brock Bowers falls to 1.10. In tight end premium that
decision makes itself.
Straight back to running back after that with Kenneth Walker and Travis Etienne,
then three receivers in a row: Jaylen Waddle, Christian Watson and Parker
Washington. Quentin Johnston and Matthew Golden follow, with Rico Dowdle in
round seven. Five receivers between rounds four and nine, which is the shape
Ian and Dwain talk about wanting every year.
No quarterback at all until round ten, and then it is Jayden Daniels, who both
of them still have as a top-five option at the position. Sam Darnold backs him
up in round seventeen.
Mark Andrews falls to the end of round eleven, which with Bowers already on the
roster in a tight end premium format is close to unfair. Darren Waller gets
tacked on in round nineteen.
The rest of it: Keaton Mitchell in round twelve for the standalone value, Ray
Davis and Brian Robinson Jr. as the handcuffs, then two receivers who went in
the first round of the NFL draft coming late in Jordyn Tyson at fourteen and
Omar Cooper Jr. at sixteen. Ravens defense as always, and Eddy Pineiro mostly
for the free look that FFPC allows.
Timestamps:
0:00 The format: FFPC tight end premium, on the clock at 1.10
0:56 Round 1: Brock Bowers falls to the 1.10
4:34 Round 2: the wall of running backs, and Kenneth Walker
8:03 Is Ashton Jeanty back on the board?
12:05 Round 4: Jaylen Waddle
23:43 Round 5: Christian Watson
28:51 Round 6: Parker Washington
30:12 A tight end run breaks out
38:44 Roster check: two backs and three receivers
39:13 Quentin Johnston
46:13 Matthew Golden, and the Makai Lemon debate
48:50 Round 10: Jayden Daniels
56:04 Round 11: Mark Andrews falls
65:18 Ray Davis, and the handcuff plan
83:52 Kicker, and the FFPC free look
88:51 Round 19: Darren Waller
90:21 The full roster, top to bottom