RB and WR from same team?

[9ersdude]

Would you take the RB and WR from the same team? Does it matter?

[devi0us]

I actually picked S. Slaton and A. Johnson in the 2008 season and won the championship. But then again I had D. Williams as my other RB. I also had S. Smith as my other WR. T. Gonzalez as my TE and P. Manning as my QB. I had an awesome draft.

[Big Country]

Would you take the RB and WR from the same team?

 

Of course

 

Does it matter?

 

Not at all.

 

 

SO long as the RB was your highest rated RB when you decide to go RB, and the WR is your highest rated WR when you decide to go WR, then there is no problem with it.

 

Targeting or avoiding it is a flaw in basic value strategy, much the same as targeting QB/WR combos or QB/TE combos or any other "combo", unless your league has very unique rules in which you get bonus points for having both ends of a receiving TD or something similar.

[AoDay]

You wouldn't take AP and Sidney Rice? Ray Rice and Anquan Boldin? Ryan Grant and Greg Jennings? Just pick up whoever is the best value on the board. Unless you find yourself having a very bad bye week situation where like half your team is on a bye then just go with the flow and set aside the fact they are on the same team.

[devi0us]

I actually have the same WR/RB combo this year. A. Johnson and A. Foster

[Big Country]

You wouldn't take AP and Sidney Rice? Ray Rice and Anquan Boldin? Ryan Grant and Greg Jennings? Just pick up whoever is the best value on the board. Unless you find yourself having a very bad bye week situation where like half your team is on a bye then just go with the flow and set aside the fact they are on the same team.

 

 

Is that really a bad thing?

[CrimsonGhost]

I love when my whole team has the same bye that just means im that much stronger the rest of the way.

[9ersdude]

thanks to all. I have roddy white in a keeper league, gonna grab turner with the first pick in the draft.