Fearsome

For some reason he's on the wire in my non-PPR league. My drop candidates are Jaylen Warren and Jerry Jeudy. Thoughts...

What are your plans this week if Kupp returns from IR and starts? Are you benching Nacua? Are you keeping Kupp on the bench to see how the offense works with both in there? Or, are you rolling with it and starting both guys? Regardless of format.

Overall, I think Kupp is the superior player. But with the IR stint with the hamstring injury, I think it could linger most of the season. I just think for the entire 17 week fantasy season Brown could be better this year. Thoughts…

Start 1 QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, 1 TE, 1 Flex, 1 D, 1 K. 10 teams, full PPR. I have always been either RB/WR or RB/RB depending on where I was in the draft order. I was also always a QB late guy, like round 8-9 or later. Also, in the home league, there is no TE position. WR/TE is a combined spot (as I think it should be. TE is the most unfair position in FF). This year with the high end QB it could change things but that's for another thread.

I have been playing fantasy football for 27 years and have won 6 championships. My home league is in year 23 and has always been standard/non-PPR. I also played in TD only leagues back in the 1990's and early 2000's. This will be my first venture into PPR as a number of guys from the home league (all olds) have decided to try it. In doing mock drafts I seem to be focused on receivers and getting a top TE early (because of the extra point) which leaves me devoid at RB. What is the best path, in your opinion, to go on draft day? When do you jump in for the QB? When do you draft your first RB? Thanks in advance. Trying to get into the fantasy 21st Century (though still moving forward with the standard home league).