The Pro Football Focus DraftMasters
hosted by Jim Day (@Fantasytaz) at www.myfantasyleague.com continue to roll on. I
have been surprised to see some of the consistency in draft picks through the
first couple rounds across multiple drafts.
I will note that some of the draftees participate in multiple drafts and
this group is made up more of fantasy analysts and writers rather than you
every day fantasy football junkie.
Rodgers remains the first QB taken, but not until the end of round 2
(thank you JJ of The Late Round QB) and
Calvin Johnson is the first WR taken every time. Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) had a different
experience in a mock draft through Sports Jerks Network early this month, so
check it out here
as well.
I now am aggregating results from 18
different DraftMasters and the basic scoring is 4 points per passing TD, 6
points for rushing/receiving and 1 point per reception. Rookies were introduced into the pool of
available players by the start of the 7th DraftMaster, so we are
able to see what perceived value guys like Lacy hold even before joining a
team. The sample size is small but still
enough to get an early read on where the fantasy community values certain
players. I will continue to update their
progress in the coming days so check back often. Below are the current top 100 picks with
ADP’s.
Quick Notes:
1. Read back through previous posts on
the Gator Blog for past notes as I will try to continue to look at different
patterns and trends.
2. Packers Wide Receivers ADP to date:
Cobb at 32.7, Jordy at 46.8 and James Jones at 76.9. Jones is probably the biggest regression
candidate in 2013, but for a guy that scored more fantasy points than the other
two he might be valued a little low as the 30th WR overall.
3. Demaryius Thomas finished about 1.5
fantasy points per game better than Decker in PPR leagues in 2012, but is being
drafted at an ADP of 20.5 compared to 41.2 for Decker. I would likely rather grab a RB in the 2nd
round and be happy with Decker in the 4th today.
4. Julio Jones and Roddy White finished
near identical in points last season.
Jones is being drafted 16th overall compared to 34th
overall for Roddy. Again due to the
shallow nature of the RB position this season I would grab my RBs early and take
Roddy at the end of the 3rd round.
5. Rob Gronkowski is a stud
(period). He is also leaving draft
boards with an ADP of 16.0 compared to his counterpart Hernandez at 37.2. Albert
Breer reported early this month that Hernandez
was heading west during the offseason to workout with his QB while I assume
Gronk will be heading to Vegas. Will
Gronkowski outscore Hernandez this season?
Definitely likely, but Hernandez has shown he can get the job done as
well and if you want a piece of the Patriots offense, Hernandez definitely
comes at a cheaper cost.
6. Another interesting duo are the
Giants RBs, David Wilson and Andre Brown.
Currently it is just too early to understand how they will be utilized
on the field to make a sound argument either way. If you offered me either one at the same
price I will take David Wilson every time, but with an ADP of 25.4 versus the
79.2 of Andre Brown we may have more to talk about. 10 to 12 touches and goal line duty could
provide solid numbers for Brown and reduce the potential of Wilson.
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