Pick 1.06 · slot 6 of 12
Pick 1.06 draft strategy
Pick 1.06: even picks, even build
Drafting from 1.06
The most balanced slot in a 12-team draft — no long waits, no forced pairings, steady value every 12 picks.
Every pick you own (12 teams, 15 rounds, snake)
- R1 · #6
- R2 · #19
- R3 · #30
- R4 · #43
- R5 · #54
- R6 · #67
- R7 · #78
- R8 · #91
- R9 · #102
- R10 · #115
- R11 · #126
- R12 · #139
- R13 · #150
- R14 · #163
- R15 · #174
The challenge at this slot
Balance means no obvious edge. Your advantage has to come from format-specific value rather than from the slot itself.
How your guide plans it
A round-by-round path with a named primary and fallback at every pick, because you'll pick often enough that speed matters more than branching.
Who you're targeting
Format risers — tight ends in TE premium, second quarterbacks in superflex, pass-catching backs in full PPR.
The mistake to avoid
Drafting off a generic consensus board when your slot's edge is knowing which players your rules move up.
Your league. Your picks. Your draft plan.
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