While you are focusing on when to grab your second QB, I would advocate not forgetting about your tight end. Here is the QB scoring for recent years, which showcases that the QB position is deeper than ever and there are 20+ options you can have as your QB2: Year There are then another five or six that have upside, but that you would prefer as a QB3 rather than one you have to start weekly. The QB position is so deep that there are legitimately 22 QBs that I think you should be fine starting as your QB2. If everyone is waiting on QBs, then you can wait as well. You do not want to be at the end of a QB run or worse, avoid taking a second QB and be stuck starting a Nick Foles or Eli Manning every week. Typically I will have my second QB in the fourth or fifth round, depending on the QB runs. The third round is typically a round where a heavy QB run occurs. Typically, my superflex roster is made up of one RB, one WR, and one QB through three rounds. But one of those next two picks for me will be my first QB. If there is a receiver that I really like, say a JuJu Smith-Schuster, I will still nab the receiver. The next two rounds tend to depend on who falls to me. The workhorse running back is a dying breed, so I still emphasize grabbing one in the first round. Especially since there is a chance one of David Johnson, Melvin Gordon or Le’Veon Bell slides to the back half of the first round with some QBs sprinkled in. Even in super flex, I want to nab one of the RB1s in the first round. My superflex strategy incorporates my standard league strategy as well, which is to grab a running back in the first round.
That means there will be quality RBs and WRs available in the third or fourth round that typically would already be off the board. That may sound crazy to you, but with six QBs going off the board in the first two rounds, players at other positions get sent down the draft board. This fits my superflex strategy, which is to nab my first QB inside the first three rounds. I participated in a Fantrax Superflex mock draft last month and nabbed Baker Mayfield in round two, with all six of these QBs going off the board by the end of the second round. You do not need to take a QB in the first round to land one of these six, but you do have to be willing to take one in the second round. They are Mahomes, Andrew Luck, Deshaun Watson, Aaron Rodgers, Baker Mayfield, and Russell Wilson. I believe there are six QBs that differentiate themselves from the pack. That does not mean you should panic and look to take any QB you can early on. You will not only see Patrick Mahomes go off the board early, but you will also likely see him and perhaps even another QB or two go off the board in the first round. Superflex strategy is completely different from that of any other fantasy football league you will play in. However, in superflex you have one spot that is solely designated for a quarterback and then you have a superflex position- which can be used for a second QB or a RB/WR/TE like a traditional flex spot.” In a standard two QB league, you have no choice but to start two quarterbacks. “For those unfamiliar with superflex, it is a format that allows owners to use two quarterbacks, but gives them more lineup flexibility than a two QB league. If you are new to super flex though, here is a quick excerpt from that article: And if not, I wrote a whole article on why you should be playing super flex! But hey, why am I trying to sell you on super flex leagues, you clicked on a Superflex strategy article, likely meaning you are already sold. The only reason you can’t wait even longer is that the final two rounds are for defense and kickers if you have those spots in your leagues. However, in fantasy football, the position is so deep that if you play in a 12-team league with just one QB per team you can wait until the third to last round and nab a starting QB. It is universally accepted that the Quarterback position is the most important in all of sports. I did not say the most popular, but it is the best! Why? Because you take an otherwise overlooked position and make it meaningful. Superflex is the best way to play fantasy football.
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