Okay, so, I’ve been messing around with this fantasy football draft thing for a while now, and I gotta say, it’s a wild ride. I figured I’d share my little adventure here, for anyone who’s curious or wants to laugh at my terrible decisions.
First off, I dove into this whole ranking thing. I spent hours, days even, looking at players. Who’s good? Who’s a rookie? Who’s injured all the time? Man, it’s a lot to take in. There are some websites online that help with this information.
Then, I started making lists. Yeah, I’m that guy with the spreadsheets. I categorized everyone: quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, even kickers and defenses. It looked like a rainbow threw up on my computer screen with all the colors I used.
My Draft Strategy (or Lack Thereof)
I went into the actual draft with some semblance of a plan. “Get a top-tier quarterback,” I told myself. “Then focus on running backs.” Did that happen? Nope. I panicked and took some random dude who had a good game, like, three seasons ago. Don’t judge me.
- Quarterbacks: I wanted the best, but ended up with someone… questionable.
- Running Backs: This is where I thought I could shine. I did grab some players, but I think I have too many.
- Wide Receivers: Honestly, I winged it here. I just picked names I recognized.
- Tight Ends: I have no idea what I’m doing with tight ends.
- Kickers and Defenses: I picked these guys last, obviously.
After the draft, I stared at my team. It’s a beautiful mess. I have no idea if I’ll win a single game, but hey, it’s been entertaining. I’ve already started looking at trades and waiver wires, trying to salvage this thing. It seems that it takes constant attention to be good at this game.
So yeah, that’s my fantasy football draft rankings saga. It’s been a learning experience, to say the least. I definitely need to study up more. If anyone has any tips, or wants to share their own horror stories, hit me up. We can suffer together. I will keep trying and will get better at this!