According to my Calculations

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I'm going to be really interested to see how the logic of the game changes how people approach drafting. For example, QB isn't really a premium position because 4/6 teams already have one, so unless the Hawks and Outlaws see one of the QB prospects as just SO good that they can't help but snatch them up, they could easily wait a few rounds and build out the rest of the roster. Plus, the only limitation of a player is how often they post, so you don't have to worry about ironing out, for example, Patrick Mahomes' instincts to throw it deep when in doubt.

Agreed on all points. I just had this analysis sitting in a spreadsheet from a few weeks ago when I got into an argument with a friend about the Bear's decision to draft Mr. Biscuit. So I wrote it up and tossed it out here because I figured people might find it interesting. It likely won't translate to NSFL well but I do think it has some indications that a top consensus draft pick hits more often than not.