Tbh i’ve never done a dynasty either. Not real sure on how it works or differs. I’ve always wanted to get into a keeper, everything around here is old school set up (no flex spot even). And in montana can’t do any on line so no draft kings or best ball or anything. Love football and love fantasy football so i’m happy with anything
Ok, if you get in a pinch and need a last… I’m in. I wanna play, but I’d rather give the spot to someone who currently has more time to dedicate to it. Great idea, BTW.
Started doing dynasty leagues about 8 years ago.
After two seasons I canned my redrafts and now have 3 dynasty teams. Probably never doing redrafts again
It’s basically a never ending fantasy league that runs through the entire offseason. You keep all of your players and do a 3-4 round rookie draft every season.
Lots of trades in the offseason if you have a bunch of competitive owners.
Its not for everyone, since most dynasy rosters are larger and the waiver wire can become real thin. But imo thats what makes it so competitive.
All 3 of my leagues are 12 teams with 25 man rosters plus 2 IR spots. They’re also superflex leagues, so QBs are the most valuable position and adds even more competition considering there’s only 32 starters.
Here are some fantasy stats about homeboy Jamaal Williams from the ESPN fantasy guru Matthew Berry. I should bust this out in its own post but I like to recycle:
Stat 1 Over the past two years, no running back has caught a higher percentage of his targets than new Detroit Lions RB Jamaal Williams.
Stat 2 From 2017 to '20, the Chargers, under head coach Anthony Lynn, had the third-highest RB target share in the NFL.
Stat 3 From 2017 to '20, the Chargers, under head coach Anthony Lynn, had the second-most RB receptions in the NFL.
Stat 4 Lynn is now the offensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions.
Stat 5 In his seven games last season with at least 10 touches, Jamaal Williams averaged 13.1 points per game, which would have been RB25 on a points-per-game basis.
Stat 6. Last season for the Lions, Kerryon Johnson and Adrian Peterson combined for 231 touches.
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Michael (you said only if needed, but you make 10, so you are in)