Just got rid of the backed-up roundabout from this busy intersection and replaced it with a diverging diamond intersection. It seems to have greatly reduced the traffic for now.
How does it look? Any changes you’d make? Should I look to connect it with the adjacent roundabout in the future?
Side note: Is 89% traffic flow good for ~50k population?
Do I have an actual shot of contending this season or am I still in a small rebuild? And how do I look for the future? Should I make any moves?
12 team SF 0.5 TEP Start 10
QB: Maye, Dart, Simpson, Richardson
RB: Judkins, Skat, Charb, Tracy, Jordan James
WR: Jefferson, Rice, Harrison, Tate, Tyson, Addison, Pearsall, Dell, Boutte, Wicks, G. Bernard
TE: Kraft, T. Johnson, Mayer, Arroyo
Picks: 3 2027 1sts (1 early, 1 mid, 1 mine), 2 2027 2nds, and the all the rest of my 28+29 picks
People always say dynasty is way more skill-based than redraft. Obviously that’s true to an extent, but how big really is the skill gap?
There’s definitely skill in things like drafting long-term, making trades, managing picks, and knowing when to rebuild or go all in. But at the same time, it still feels like so much comes down to luck: injuries, random weekly performances, and then the playoffs where one bad week and you’re out or a few good weeks and a mid team turns into a champion.
So what do you think? Over a few years, do the same skilled managers actually separate themselves, or does luck level things out more than people want to admit? And how big is the edge really between a good dynasty player and an average one?
At the 2.11 I would take Germie Bernard. Should I take him or should I accept Ayomanor and the 3.04?