I find roster construction and strategy analysis to be more useful as a research tool than straight-up pick-by-pick dissection. Rather than provide pick-by-pick analysis, I asked the draft participants specific player selection/strategy questions to shed some light on their drafting philosophy in this specific rookie draft format. What happens when you combine the two, though, and throw in 11 extremely sharp fantasy minds (plus me) into the fantasy ring? Well, you’re about to find out. In a non-Superflex TE-Premium rookie draft, Pitts is an early-first-round pick.
In a non-TE-Premium Superflex rookie draft, the signal-callers are going to occupy the early spots. The incoming tight end rookie prospect is being dubbed by some as a generational talent at the tight end position. Why a rookie draft that was both Superflex and TE-Premium? The selfish answer: To see how high Kyle Pitts would be selected. I recently had the pleasure of hosting a Superflex/TE-Premium (1.5 PPR points for TEs, 1 PPR for WRs and RBs) rookie mock draft with some of the 4for4 dynasty staff members and friends from around the fantasy industry.
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