A quarterback can play a decade in the NFL and still have five good years left.
The usable shelf life of a legitimately good NFL starter is as much as 20 years. In Superflex dynasty, I value quarterbacks a lot like running backs, but there is one compelling difference. Indulge away! Quarterbacks Versus Running Backs In a Superflex startup, quarterbacks are a superfood. If you are a long-time single-quarterback player, as I was, you'll want to make sure you do some reprogramming before you participate in your first Superflex startup. We avoid them reflexively until we've consumed enough of the major food groups. Many of us have learned to regard quarterbacks as sort of a fantasy comfort food. One challenging aspect of transitioning to Superflex is, if you will, your muscle memory.
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It's an informative read, especially if you are just getting started playing Superflex.īefore getting into how to approach the current talent pool at quarterback, let's hit on a few ideas and concepts, keeping in mind the variety of ways to play fantasy football.Įditor's Note: Looking for Dynasty Superflex Rankings? → George Kritikos's Top 200 Dynasty Superflex Rankings Last May, 4for4's own Greg Smith laid out a lot of the reasons why rostering quarterbacks in Superflex is a significant departure from traditional leagues. Quarterbacks are worth more in Superflex than they are in single-quarterback formats-both in terms of perception and reality. Superflex has become one of the more popular fantasy formats in recent years and this article will go over how to value quarterbacks in dynasty Superflex leagues, and why I prefer a robust approach to the position. There may be a style or format you enjoy most, or that works best for your skillset, but there are many ways to play the game-either very well or poorly. There is no one way to play fantasy football.
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