I’ve always thought it was weird that fantasy football completely ignores Saturdays when college football is arguably just as entertaining as the NFL now.
So if college stats/games counted too:
Would elite college QBs become more valuable than NFL veterans?
Is there an interest in a format where Saturdays count towards your fantasy score at the end of the weekend/Monday?
What would make your Dynasty experience more true to life as far as strategy goes? Would it be some sort of insurance policy so if our number one pick pulls a hammy in week 2 it doesn't turn into our rebuild year, or maybe it would be less bench players to reward all the studying you did on every matchup during every family outing, over the summer? Tell us your thoughts...
Would you implement a rule so a week 3 ACL tear by your QB doesn't automatically kill your season, or a change in scoring that is more life like, maybe a bonus for drafting a rookie that makes the starting roster somewhere? Let's Talk change for a minute...
Is a RB getting all the credit when its the line making all the holes? Is a WR2 loading up on receptions because WR1 is so good he's in double teamed a n majority of the game? Tell us your opinion about who is gettin a little too much credit.
How do you guys evaluate college players before they hit the NFL?
Not just the obvious top prospects—but like mid-round guys or smaller school players.
Is there anything you look for that consistently translates to the next level?