Pick 1.08 · slot 8 of 12
Pick 1.08 draft strategy
Pick 1.08: value hunting in the back half
Drafting from 1.08
The elite tier is gone, so your edge is finding players the market prices for an average league and your rules price higher.
Every pick you own (12 teams, 15 rounds, snake)
- R1 · #8
- R2 · #17
- R3 · #32
- R4 · #41
- R5 · #56
- R6 · #65
- R7 · #80
- R8 · #89
- R9 · #104
- R10 · #113
- R11 · #128
- R12 · #137
- R13 · #152
- R14 · #161
- R15 · #176
The challenge at this slot
You draft from a picked-over top, which makes the early rounds feel like settling.
How your guide plans it
A board where your scoring is already applied, so the player available at 1.08 may genuinely be a top-five asset for your league — with a matching plan at 17 and 32.
Who you're targeting
Under-drafted volume: high-target receivers, dual-threat quarterbacks in six-point-passing leagues, tight ends with red-zone roles.
The mistake to avoid
Reaching for a fallen name instead of taking the player your format actually rewards.
Your league. Your picks. Your draft plan.
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