Yahoo Fantasy Football on Brock Bowers

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Instead of having a mid-second price tag, he's slid up a "few" picks. It sounds like no big deal. But by drafting him, you've put yourself behind the rest of the league.
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Bowers' Superflex ADP rise makes him inefficient value vs. stronger positional alternatives.

In Superflex leagues, Bowers' ADP has risen a few picks from his mid-second price tag in single-QB formats due to positional QB scarcity pushing receivers and running backs down. However, the source argues this draft cost is inefficient: Bowers will look like he costs the same as in single-QB leagues, but by drafting him early in Superflex, you put yourself behind the rest of the league. The core players available around the 1-2 turn in Superflex are stronger, and even receivers have stronger right-tail outcomes than a TE taken in that range.

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