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tight end we have Brock Bower. So, I would have typically said in a league like this, maybe going through and rostering Brock Bowers as a luxury position maybe isn't something that you should want to do. But because your team is strong enough, you're going to be able to get away with it.
STACKED’s take
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Elite tight end justified in premium formats with strong roster depth
Elite tight end in tight-end-premium formats where tight end makes up a much higher percentage of starting lineup output than typical. In a 3-WR, 2-flex, full PPR league, Bowers is typically a luxury pick not recommended in such deep formats, but justified here because the roster is strong enough with five startable RBs and six startable WRs to absorb the positional inefficiency. In a shallower 2-receiver, 1-flex, 10-team league, Bowers is described as a 'true elite hammer' and the perfect format to roster him. In a Superflex league with six skill positions to start weekly, acquiring Bowers is worth depleting depth; the source views this as a winning trade.
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