Pick 1.09 · slot 9 of 12
Pick 1.09 draft strategy
Pick 1.09: short turns, stacked pairs
Drafting from 1.09
You're close enough to the wrap that picks come in tight pairs — plan them together, not one at a time.
Every pick you own (12 teams, 15 rounds, snake)
- R1 · #9
- R2 · #16
- R3 · #33
- R4 · #40
- R5 · #57
- R6 · #64
- R7 · #81
- R8 · #88
- R9 · #105
- R10 · #112
- R11 · #129
- R12 · #136
- R13 · #153
- R14 · #160
- R15 · #177
The challenge at this slot
Back-to-back picks tempt you into two of the same position, or into two players who fill the same roster slot.
How your guide plans it
Pairings written as combinations for picks 16 and 33, so each turn adds two different pieces to your build.
Who you're targeting
Complementary combinations — one scarce position plus one deep-position value on every turn.
The mistake to avoid
Doubling up out of momentum and leaving a starting slot unfilled until round nine.
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