My friend is trying to give me Bell at RB plus 2 of his QBs (Eli, Tannehill, Fitz, Bortles), for my Stafford and an RB (Martin, Stacy, Sproles, Vereen).

Bell is great, I really like him this year, but I can't help but feel like Stafford is going to give me better mileage throughout the year. THat being said, I definitely don't have a strong RB, more of a bunch of solid enough dudes. No RB studs. What do I do?

QB: Brees, Stafford, Carr

RB: Sankey, Jones-Drew, L. Miller, Dunbar

WR: Jeffrey, Patterson, Hopkins, Hunter, Benjamin, Shorts, J. Gordon

TE: Bennett

K: Vinateiri

DEF: Tampa Bay

I play in a 10 team, QB-OP-FLEX league. Standard decimal scoring with -0.5 against the QB for a sack. I had drawn the first overall pick, and traded my 2nd, 3rd & 6th picks for the fourth overall pick, and his 7th and 12th picks. I want to see if the two best QBs can win a league. Here's my team. Any feedback is welcomed.

QB: Newton, Rodgers, Bridgewater

RB: Blount, Gore, Sims, Coleman, Crowell

WR: Hilton, Evans, DeSean, Tate, Cobb

TE: Walker

D/ST: Vikings

K: Bailey

Hello fellow 2-QBers.

First off, I wanted to say how cool it is to see a Reddit thread dedicated to 2-QB leagues. I'm the first to admit that I'm not the biggest Reddit fan, but have spent a lot of time lately on the Serial subreddit. As I'm sure many people have. Looking forward to tomorrow's return.

I tend to search for 2-QB stuff every once in a while and this was something new that popped up the other day.

Even saw some of my 2-QB stuff posted in here, which is cool. Thanks to whoever shared my work and created this thread. I'll try to check it out when I can.

Thanks and have a good one,

Sal

QB: Andrew Luck, Colin Kaepernick, Blake Bortles

RB: Jeremy Hill, Lamar Miller, Chris Ivory, Arian Foster, Ronnie Hillman

WR: A.J. Green, Davante Adams, Jarvis Landry, John Brown, Steve Smith Sr.

TE: Tyler Eifert

D/ST: Chiefs

I know I'm pretty heavily invested in the Bengals but I plan to semi-stream the TE position if Eifert doesn't live up to the hype.

All feedback is appreciated!

EDIT: Forgot to mention it's 2QB, 2WR, 2RB, 1 TE, 1 WR/RB/TE, 1D/ST

EDIT 2: Wow forgot to say it was a 12 man league.

was just offered this trade, i do have hill as my RB1. what are your thoughts?

First time playing fantasy football this year, 10-team, 2QB league (6pt Passing TDs) and I was 6th pick. I'd love some feedback and advice on my team:

• QB1 - Andrew Luck

• QB2 - Tony Romo

• WR1 - A.J. Green

• WR2 - Cordarrelle Patterson

• RB1 - Eddie Lacy

• RB2 - Rashad Jennings

• TE - Greg Olsen

• W/T - Victor Cruz

• W/R - Torrey Smith

• BN - EJ Manuel

• BN - Mark Ingram

• BN - Dennis Pitta

• BN - Mike Evans

• BN - Devonta Freeman

My Draft

12 team. No ppr. Standard espn scoring.

Little has changed from our draft except some drop/adds to low level bench players and dropped injured/suspended players. My team is Column G. Im trying to upgrade my Receiving corps and have tried to make multiple trades to no avail. What should my next trade offer be?

Note: the gray cells were traded draft picks.

QB: Matt Ryan

QB: RG3

WR: Demaryius Thomas

WR: Andre Johnson

RB: Jamaal Charles

RB: Giovani Bernard

TE: Jordan Reed

FLEX: Shane Vereen

D/ST: New England Pats

K: Dan Bailey

Bench: Michael Floyd, Jeremy Maclin, Terrance Williams, Joique Bell, Carlos Hyde, Heath Miller

Should this trade be overturned? Everyone in the league is complaining

Obviously a 2qb league. 14 teams, keep 2 players where they were drafted for 2 years. I have Rodgers and Flacco as my guys and no current backups. I can grab Cutler and wait for him to return by dropping a 2nd D I picked up for last week. Flacco has been underwhelming, and Forsett is killing me and has been benched so I'm looking for a potential boost. Can post team if people want.

12 Team PPR Superflex. Drafted 7th

QB: Andrew Luck

RB: Frank Gore

RB: Rashad Jennings

WR: Randall Cobb

WR: DeAndre Hopkins

WR: Kendall Wright

TE: Jared Cook/Richard Rodgers/Stream

Flex: Sam Bradford

Bench: Tyrod Taylor, Arian Foster, Doug Martin, Brian Quick, Stevie Johnson, Michael Crabtree, Doug Baldwin

QB

• Aaron Rodgers

• Carson Palmer

• Matt Schaub

RB

• Montee Ball

• Reggie Bush

• Ben Tate

• Fred Jackson

WR

• AJ Green

• Alshon Jeffrey

• Michael Crabtree

• Terrence Williams

• Mike Evans

TE

• Jordan Reed

K

• Steven Hauscha

DST

*Cincinnati

My draft strategy was stub QB first, stud WR and RB 2nd and 3rd, and then wait for my second QB and draft for value. Any tips would be great as this is my first time in a 2QB league.

I am in a 2-QB (well we have an OP slot but everyone seems to use a 2nd QB) auction league and I was wondering where you guys find good auction values for this format? Do you have a particular site you like to use, or do you just create your own from standard values?

I was looking at some mock drafts/rankings for 2 QB leagues and they seem to be too QB heavy. One of the things I decided to do was examine the last three drafts in my 2 QB league (going on year 15) and break it down by how many players at each position go in each round on average, for the first six rounds. These are the results:

Round one: 2 QBs, 2 WRs, 6 RBs, 0 TEs
Round two: 2 QBs, 3 WRs, 4 RBs, 1 TE
Round three: 2 QBs, 4 WRs, 4 RBs, 0 TEs
Round four: 2 QBs, 6 WRs, 2 RBs, 0 TEs
Round five: 2 QBs, 4 WRs, 4 RBs, 0 TEs
Round six: 1 QB, 4 WRs, 3 RBs, 2 TEs

As you can see, QBs go at fairly steady rate, RBs have a bit more of an early push in rounds 1 and 2, while WRs become more prevalent in rounds 3 and 4. There has been one stud TE the past few years (Gronk this year) that goes in the top two rounds, then teams usually wait until the 6th to start the run. On average, the first DEF goes in round eight.

I then take these results and start to plug in players for each round. So, I take the top 2 QBs, the top 2 WRs, and the top 6 RBs and predict what the 1st round will look like. That means the likely top-10 players drafted in my league will be Luck, Rodgers, Brown, ODB, Charles, Peterson, Lacy, Bell, Lynch, and Forte. I can then play with the order I think they'll go, and continue this for each round subsequent.

I've found this to be a useful tool in helping predict who will go where and thus what players are likely to be available to me at each pick. It also helps me determine which draft slot is optimum and where I want to pick. While your results will almost certainly vary, I think this is a useful tool to help figure out who you should be targeting.

2QB (31) / 2RB (34) / 3WR (39) / 1TE (14) / 0FLX / 1DST / 1PK

I'm in a league that has been around since 2007 and we haven't adjusted our format yet. At the same time, our format has resulted in some trends - One trend is the early rush for QBs. As a result, I can predict that the following will be the first 8 picks:

Peyton - Rodgers - Brees - Stafford - Charles - Luck - McCoy - Foles

Who should I take at #9? I'm leaning towards Brady because I think Gronk when healthy will be a beast...On the snake, the guy behind me is a Patriots fan so he'd likely take Brady if he falls to him.

Because he'll likely not get Brady - I'm thinking he'll take Newton or Jimmy Graham and Peterson. From there, I'm thinking about taking Russell Wilson or Colin Kaepernick. Does this strategy sound solid to you guys?

The other option would be Matt Forte and wait for the next round to grab QB which would leave me with RG3, Cutler or Big Ben. On the flipside, my RB options in the 3rd with 2QBs in the first 2 rounds could be Arian Foster, Giovani, Doug Martin...Or Brandon Marshall, Jordy Nelson... Rob Gronkowski.

Any thoughts?

In my high stakes league, the QBs fly off the board very quickly. In the first 20 picks, it's likely that 10-15QBs will be off the board. Which players do you think should be taken after the 2QBs are acquired? I have the 9th pick overall - Do I go QB back to back? I'd likely end up with something like Brady & RGIII..

This will be my first time as a commissioner and I'm looking to have a 2 QB league because I heard it's fun. What other things should I know to run this type of league? Is Yahoo or ESPN better? I'm looking to cap QBs at 3 per team. Also how many bench spots should I have. I'm thinking of not having kickers too.

Anyone interested? (2QB 2RB 2WR 1TE 1TE/WR/RB)

Our league is transitioning to a 12-team 2qb league and we get our draft pick randomized at the time the draft begins. Wondering if anyone can share experience with how to approach the draft?

I'm guessing if you have the first 1-4 picks you take one of luck, rodgers, manning, wilson.

If you are picking say 5th or 6th and everyone ahead of you has gone QB so you are looking at the likes of Brees, Big Ben, Matt Ryan, Cam available and every other stud at skill positions are still on the board, do you risk grabbing an RB1 and then if the QB run continues, you could be looking at the likes of Flacco, Bridgewater, Smith, Palmer as your QB1 in the second round?

If you are picking toward the end it'll be easier to know if a QB run has started or not.

Just wondering if anyone has gone through a league transition and if the propensity is for a QB run in the first year.