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Using the cheatsheet compiler, is the best strategy to draft the player with the highest "Value", as determined by the compiler? I usually draft 2 RBs within the first 3 rd's, and 2 WRs within the first 4 rds (unless a player with extreme value has dropped lower than expected that I can pickup). Should I stick with my draft strategy or use the "Value" chart which may (for example) give me a QB in rd 3 and a TE in Rd 4 or some other mix of players.

Yep, what I figured, but it is nice to have the "official" blessing.

In my league (12 team redraft) we start 9 positions and have 7 bench positions. When changing the "League Variables - Backups per team" from the "Inputs" tab of the compiler, how much does my distribution of backup players affect my overall rankings (I have read the help). For example, I am not sure I really want to select a backup tightend. I would rather have an extra rb or wr take that spot, but I don't want my rankings to be affected to much by my choice of abnormal bench positions. My real question is should I use a backup player distribution I think most players in my league will select, or the one I plan to select?

Alright, makes sense. Probably don't want to make the change, didn't really that 400/200 barrier was hit so few times. Thanks.

My league gives a 400 yd Passing Bonus and 200 yd Rushing Bonus. The Compiler lists options for a 300 yd Passing Bonus and 100 yd Rushing Bonus on the scoring tabs. Anyway I can change this? Appreciate it. By the way, this product is great. Wish I could use it all year long instead of just at draft time. Would be nice to have the more extensive scoring options of the compiler project my weekly starters as oppossed to the thinned-down scoring options on the website (not that I am complaining, site is better than anything else out there