Pick 1.05 · slot 5 of 12
Pick 1.05 draft strategy
Pick 1.05: middle-of-the-round leverage
Drafting from 1.05
Four picks decided for you, which is useful — you draft into a known board with three tight rounds of picks.
Every pick you own (12 teams, 15 rounds, snake)
- R1 · #5
- R2 · #20
- R3 · #29
- R4 · #44
- R5 · #53
- R6 · #68
- R7 · #77
- R8 · #92
- R9 · #101
- R10 · #116
- R11 · #125
- R12 · #140
- R13 · #149
- R14 · #164
- R15 · #173
The challenge at this slot
Every position is still open, so it is easy to drift and end round three with no strength anywhere.
How your guide plans it
One primary strength you commit to in rounds one through three, and the pick numbers — 20 and 29 — where you fill around it.
Who you're targeting
Players whose value in your scoring is higher than their market cost, which is the whole point of a league-specific board.
The mistake to avoid
Drafting the same three positions everyone in front of you just took.
Your league. Your picks. Your draft plan.
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