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How risky was my fantasy draft?
I drafted yesterday, and I feel like I took a lot of chances, but the reward can be great.
I drafted Arian Foster, Adrian Peterson, Andre Johnson, and Hakeem Nicks, all of whom are superstars but have been injured. I do have Ben Tate on the bench as insurance for Foster, who I am worried the least about.
I feel like if at least 3 out of these 4 stay healthy, nobody will be able to touch me. How big of a risk do you think I took?
3 Answers
- 9 years agoFavorite Answer
i can say it is risky drafting a.p and andre especially but it could pay off big time and you could have top of the line fantasy players if they can get and stay healthy.good luck
- 9 years ago
Nicks is so good even when he gets injured for 4 or 5 games, his numbers still rock. Foster is best player in game. Peterson is risk personified. AJ is too talented to pass on despite some risk. Except for Peterson, they all have high reward to risk ratios. No one could fault the 3 other selections. Good Luck and Good Wins!
- 9 years ago
you did take a lot of chance, who knows whether peterson, or andre johnson will play for even 6 weeks and then Hakeem Nicks always misses 3 weeks. With arian foster is hasn't been a trend but it may become one.
PLease answer my question
