Should You OVERREACT To This NFL Training Camp News?

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**Colm Kelly** (0:43)
What we are spooked about and what we're excited about from the recent NFL news, that's what we're going to talk about today on RotoViz Overtime. My name is Colm Kelly. I'm joined once again by Kevin Szafraniec. We are drafting as we share the news, breakdown the news. We'll talk about some of the players who it has impacted as we work our way through an FFPC best ball super flex tournament. Drafting from the 103 I'm excited about this. We get that early draft slot. We can kind of play it whatever way we want. We're not drafting from the one or the 12, Kevin. So we have some time to talk to our decisions while we're on the clock. But we've had a couple of really fun drafts recently. If people haven't checked them out and you do enjoy this one, go back and check it out. There's one I'm very excited about, Kevin. The $125 best ball tournament drafts we did were at the FFPC where I think we drafted a team, a juggernaut of a team that's in with a chance. So we will let the listeners go and check that out if they haven't already. But we're picking from spot three. Josh Allen has gone first. We talked about Josh Allen, or one of the two kind of, I would say, elite tier, top tier running backs this year, and Gibbs and Bijan. Ideally, Gibbs gets one more pick here. I expect him to go in the next couple of seconds. But who is your preference here once we are on the clock? Gibbs was auto-picked. I think that's a good auto-pick from the drafter there, just go on. But we are on the clock now. So, Gibbs gone, Allen gone.
Bijan, the clear selection for you here?

**Kevin Szafraniec** (2:08)
Yeah.
Obviously, history tells us, at least the history of this contest tells us that if you're, should be, like if you have a chance to get an elite QB with the top five selections, that you should probably lean that way. It's just not like chasing quarterback isn't the way that we want to go. And really, this year, the only guy that we, anybody's really considering elite, elite at the top end of the spectrum is Allen. So, I'm totally fine going with Bijan here. I think either it was either him or Gibbs who was most likely going to fall to us. So, I think Bijan's a nice consolation prize.

**Colm Kelly** (2:41)
Yeah, let's do Bijan and let's see where we go from here. So, for people, I like to reference this every time we do the Superflex drafts. It is, for people familiar with the FFPC best ball tournament, the regular format, the $125 entry fee. This one's a $35 entry fee. This being Superflex, it is tight end premium. But then the rest of the settings, there's not an extra space allocation in terms of you're not gaining a spot to be the Superflex. So, the normal tournament is two running backs, two wide receivers, a tight end, and two flex spots with your quarterback. This one is the same allocation of spots, but one of the flexes just turns into a Superflex spot. So, it does give a little bit of an advantage to the running backs based on the way the flex spots end up being allocated. We would have tended in the past to try and have four wide receivers in this format, or else have two tight ends, three wide receivers, tight ends can fill the flex. We'll probably talk about that as we work through it, because sometimes we like to push the quarterback position a little bit, and that leads to thought process of who's filling the flex. In this case now, we've started off with Bijan. Maybe it does lean us towards some more running back depth. But it is a case that having the high end running back in this format has proved to be very valuable over the course of the last decade or so. So that's what we're going to lean into in this one.