In a Superflex league, quarterbacks are just as important to running backs in my view. In standard drafts where only one starting quarterback is required, I usually fill out my other starting skill positions first and do not think about drafting a quarterback until at least the seventh round in a format where three starting wide receivers are required. Superflex Draft Strategies and Top Draft Picks
Exclusive access to our Draft Kit, new Team Sync platform, premium articles, rankings and projections, 15 lineup tools and Premium DFS tools and cheat sheets. Featured Promo: Get any full-season NFL Premium Pass for 50% off and win big in 2022. In these types of leagues, it does make sense to roster quarterbacks such as Davis Mills and Mitchell Trubisky. There will be 24 “guaranteed” starters and each team should draft at least one backup. In a 12-team Superflex league, you will likely see 35-plus quarterbacks come off the board. You also have to draft three of them in an ideal scenario to properly prepare for bye weeks and injuries. The NFL is a quarterback-driven league, and Superflex leagues push quarterbacks up the draft board and make them as important as running backs in the early rounds. For all intents and purposes, it is basically a two-quarterback league, because most fantasy players will flex a second quarterback in this format. For those new to the format, these are leagues where you can flex a quarterback at a second flex position in the starting lineup. For fantasy football players looking for an extra challenge, “Superflex” leagues have become a refreshing alternative over the past few seasons.
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