This is a fun article I’ve done before. The idea is that I only draft players with an ADP behind the round I would be drafting in. In doing so, I create a team that you could very likely end up having without much competition from your league. This could be your dynasty team.

I am using Sleeper ADP for a somewhat average 12-team Superflex league. The goal is to form a team that fills every positional need along with a backup at each position. Furthermore, I wanted to form a team that could compete this year but still has a chance to fight for the championship three years from now.

The Draft

So here’s the potential draft. You’ll see I listed the round, the player name, their position, and their current ADP.

1. Javonte Williams – RB (13)
2. Russell Wilson – QB (36)
3. Tee Higgins – WR (43)
4. Aaron Rodgers – QB (52)
5. Josh Jacobs – RB (63)
6. Mike Evans – WR (85)
7. Leonard Fournette – RB (99)
8. Dalton Schultz – TE (106)
9. James Conner -RB (112)
10. Allen Robinson -WR (124)
11. Brandin Cooks – WR (135)
12. Irv Smith Jr – TE (152)
13. Matt Ryan – QB (167)

Roster

QB: Russell Wilson
RB: Javonte Williams
RB: Josh Jacobs
WR: Tee Higgins
WR: Mike Evans
TE: Dalton Schultz
FLEX: Leonard Fournette
FLEX: Allen Robinson
SUPERFLEX: Aaron Rodgers
BENCH: Matt Ryan, James Conner, Brandin Cooks, Irv Smith Jr

Wrap-Up

This is not how I’d normally draft, but it’s an interesting exercise to show how you could form a pretty well-balanced win-now and win-later team using such limitations. Also, this might not be one of my more useful articles but I hope it’s at least an interesting read that could potentially point out some good values in drafts.

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