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An example of a draft that I tried implementing this strategy with was this team in which Josh Allen at 33 and then Dak Prescott at 81... I just simply didn't have enough running back points at the end of the draft.

STACKED’s take

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Taking Dak in R6 after early elite QB creates bully QB trap; defer backup QB to R8+.

Dak Prescott taken at pick 81 (round 6) in a bully quarterback strategy example alongside Josh Allen at pick 33; this two-QB approach left the roster severely underpowered at running back. Bully QB strategy (two QBs in first six rounds) has only 14% playoff rate in Underdog drafts. The source advises against taking second QB before round 8 in Underdog drafts. Dak also exemplifies redundant early-round quarterback selection by league mates who already took an elite QB; casual league teams selecting Josh Allen may still take Dak Prescott as a second QB, a wasteful draft pattern that smart players avoid by deferring backup QB selection to late rounds.

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