In a league with WR/TE do you draft any TE outside of the top 3. 10 team league non ppr

[CowboysRLife3490]

I am commish of a league with the normal set up except we have a RB/WR TE/WR Flex and OP. So that's 3/4 RBs I could play and 3/4 WR as well. Obviously in a 10 team league having 3 or 4 quality rb and wr is tough but should I try to draft Gronk or one of the other top 3 or 4 TEs like Kelce or just load up on rb and wr early? I also need 2 starting QBs bc of the OP slot

Edited August 18, 2017 by CowboysRLife3490

[robotpimp]

Sometimes its still worth it being able to play an extra TE when your WR's are on bye and having the backup for when your main is. 

But in a 10 team most likely you can stream that position.  I wouldn't necessarily draft an extra unless Jordan Reed was better than the other WR's around him and you had Gronk or Kelce.

[Big Country]

To clarify, you have no required TE position, or you do have a TE position with the limited flexes of RB/WR and WR/TE so you could potentially start 2 TEs?

[robotpimp]

56 minutes ago, CowboysRLife3490 said:

I am commish of a league with the normal set up except we have a RB/WR TE/WR Flex and OP. So that's 3/4 RBs I could play and 3/4 WR as well. Obviously in a 10 team league having 3 or 4 quality rb and wr is tough but should I try to draft Gronk or one of the other top 3 or 4 TEs like Kelce or just load up on rb and wr early? I also need 2 starting QBs bc of the OP slot

In one of my leagues which is a 10 team'er we are not required to play a TE but the 3 WR positions are WR/TE with one flex being WR/TE/RB, we start two RB's, this way that TE player pool isn't wasted people can pull from another pool.  There are guys that carry 3 and play 2 often instead of having a bunch of WR2/WR3's on the bench but it avg's out.

Edited August 18, 2017 by robotpimp