Everyone talks about how deep QB is this year. So just how late are you comfortable waiting to draft your first QB in a 2QB league? Is it an Eli Manning type? Later, Jameis Winston's range? Or are you crazy enough to wait all the way to Ryan Tannehill or Jor Flacco for your first QB?

An article highlighting fantasy playoff quarterback trade targets based on their Road House character… http://www.twoqbs.com/in-season/road-house-guide-to-qb-trade-targets-2016/

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..

I am thinking we should get a little mock going for this sub. They have some on that fantasyfootballcalculator site. We can coordinate a time and post the results on the board.

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.

Hi guys. 10 team 2qb standard scoring league. Please rate my team.

• RB LeSean McCoy

• RB Arian Foster

• QB Andrew Luck

• QB Colin Kaepernick

• WR Roddy White

• WR Michael Crabtree

• TE Martellus Bennett

• FLEX Trent Richardson

• K Adam Vinatieri

• DST Kansas City Chiefs

• ---

• RB Lamar Miller

• WR Cecil Shorts

• WR Hakeem Nicks

• WR Danny Amendola

• TE Heath Miller

• QB Jake Locker

• RB Jonathan Grimes

Many thanks in advance!!

12 man
.5ppr
QB, QB, WR, WR, WR, RB, RB, TE, K, DEF, D, DB, DB, DL, LB, LB

So with that being said, rate my draft

One of the writers at TwoQBs has released an initial set of overall top-200 2QB dynasty ranks. You can find his rankings here:

http://twoqbs.com/dynasty/2qb-dynasty-top-200-2017/

I know you will most likely disagree with his first QB coming in at 23 overall, myself included, but he lays out his reasoning why here: https://twitter.com/amicsta/status/833697572560764928

If you had the first pick in a 2QB dynasty startup who would you take?

When do you normally target your second and third QBs in a 2QB league? Do you like going with a QB2 early or prefer to wait until the mid rounds and snag a Joe Flacco type?

Sorry if this isnt entirely relevant, but i thought you guys would be the only ones that understood my predicament.

I've got the option to run a second qb as flex in my league. It isn't ppr, and ive heard that also means qbs account for a lot more of total fantasy points scored than wide outs or rb in the data ive seen.

Should I go for qbs almost as early as in a 2 qb league since i have the ability to have a 2qb team? or would i be better off pretending it was moreso a regular league unless i stumble on a really good opportunity.

Thanks!

2 qbs, 2 rbs, 3 wrs, 1 te, 1 flex, 1 d and k Qbs: A Rodgers, S. Bradford, M. Sanchez, J. Manziel Rbs: D. Murray, L. Miller, C. Hyde, J. Stewart, J. Bell, C. Polk Wrs: OBJ, A. Jeffrey, E. Sanders, M. Wheaton, V. Cruz, B. Quick, B. Lafell Te: Jimmy Graham K: M. Bryant Def: Philly

This year my league is switching to 2QB and I'm fairly certain I'll be picking between 7-10. In my mocks I keep waiting on QBs instead of taking Wilson at the end of the first or reaching on another guy.

My question is what do you think the worst QBs you can have are, while still winning? If the rest of your starters are studs, what are the 3 worst QBs you can draft and feel okay about? Below is the list of guy usually around when I'm thinking about QB.

Bradford Bridgewater Kaep Palmer Dalton Flacco Cutler Winston RG3

Edit: I should not this is a 10 team, standard scoring league.

Starting to prep for the season and don't want to mock against bots. Anyone interested in doing a ppr mock draft sometime soon? I know that fantasyfootballcalc does them but didn't see a 2qb/PPR option.

My team "Low Desert Punks" on nfl.com

http://fantasy.nfl.com/league/2679457/team/2[1]

Roster Positions are as follows;

QB

QB

RB

RB

WR

WR

RB/WR/TE

RB/WR/TE

TE

DEF

K

Bench x7

My Draft went like so;

RB - Matt Forte 1.07

WR - Demaryius Thomas 2.04

WR - Antonio Brown 3.07

WR - Alshon Jeffrey 4.04

QB - Nick Foles 5.07

RB - Andre Ellington 6.04

QB - Andy Dalton 7.07

TE - Kyle Rudolph 8.04

RB - Trent Richardson 9.07

WR - Torrey Smith 10.04

WR - Julian Edelman 11.07

RB - Terrance West 12.04

RB - Carlos Hyde 13.07

DEF - Cardinals 14.04

WR - Kelvin Benjamin 15.07

K - Nick Novak 16.04

QB - E.J. Manuel 17.07

TE - Travis Kelce 18.04

4for4.com mentioned this first but I thought it would be a good idea to post here. We could be seeing the beginning of the end for RG3.

4for4.com linked this article which discusses how RG3's "bounce back" doesn't seem to be happening and that Kirk Cousins has appeared to be the better option for Washington from what we have seen in the preseason. I know that RG3 means a lot to the Redskins management but a lot can change over the course of the season; last year nobody knew who Nick Foles was and this year Vick is the backup QB to Geno fucking Smith. Oh how the mighty have fallen!

It is better to get out in front of trends than react to them after the fact. If you have room on your bench it would be a good idea to pick up Cousins. Even if you don't think the situation is bad enough in Washington for Cousins to be named the starter this is definitely a situation to monitor. Cousins would be walking into one of the most loaded offenses in the NFL and the waiver wire only offers up gems this big a few times a season.

My league is set up so that no one is allowed to have more than 3 QB on their roster at anytime. Is this a good rule? What's the worst that could happen by getting rid of the roster cap rule?

I'm actually pretty excited because I like the idea but never found a 2 QB league I was interested in.

Please tell me whatever you have the time and patience to put here. Basic stuff, more advanced, whatever. I'm someone who never got close to joining a 2 QB league until about an hour ago, and now I'm drafting in four days, so I'm pretty desperate.

Links to articles that would help would be awesome too.

REAL DRAFT (not a mock)

I got buried in the middle of the snake order ^{(drafting from the middle again!)} , but I think I ended up with a decent team.

2QB / 2RB / 3WR / 1TE / 1FLEX / 1DST / 1K / 6 Bench. (Yes, that's 17 players)

10 Team League. 6pt Passing TDs, otherwise it's ESPN standard scoring.

• QB1: Drew Brees (1.5)

• QB2: Tony Romo (6.6)

• RB1: Toby Gerhart (8.6)

• RB2: Rashad Jennings (9.5)

• WR1: Dez Bryant (2.6)

• WR2: AJ Green (3.5)

• WR3: Randall Cobb (5.5)

• TE: Julius Thomas (4.6)

• FLEX: Roddy White (7.5)

• DST: KC (16.6)

• K: Blair Walsh (17.5)

• Bench 1: Pierre Thomas, RB (10.6)

• Bench 2: Fred Jackson, RB (11.5)

• Bench 3: Sam Bradford, QB (12.6)

• Bench 4: Danny Woodhead, RB (13.5)

• Bench 5: Rueben Randle, WR (14.6)

• Bench 6: Devonta Freeman (15.5)

I was planning to pick up Josh Gordon in the 12th, but the Commissioner snagged him two picks before I would have pulled the trigger.