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Lessons learned in 2022 (midwest.social)

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Hey everyone, wanting to get some discussion going. What are the things you’re going to massively over-correct for in 2023 based on how your leagues went?

Mine is simple: having a Mahomes-Kelce stack is my goal in redraft. I have had Kelce for a couple years and had him stacked last year, and every time I go into the season with a shaky build but end it loving the decision I felt forced into.

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[–] BigBadBrad57 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

It's something I started doing last year.

Right now the Lions and Chargers each have offensive lines where the average starter age is ~26 years old, and they each have multiple pro-bowlers and/or All-Pro/Rookie team members. Teams like that have long-term potential to keep a good cohesive unit together for a relatively cheap price.

[–] Mrmadrid 2 points 1 year ago

But the chargers players somehow always underwhelm in terms of consistency. I never feel confident drafting them.

Also they get injured a lot. Wonder if training staff tracking is a thing?