Chris Jones is the best card in MUTmas draft...do you agree?

He has unstoppable force and inside stuff built in...plus 99 accel

He allows to be drop 8 or 9  in coverage without having to worry about the run - plus gets a ton of sacks as the Centers or Guards almost never have any abilities

I usallly will then get Fred Warner as my user...plus along edge rusher with unstoppable force or DoN such as Micah or either Watt

Then I draft any random CBS, I never draft safeties, they stock ones seem do the trick.

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Then you definitely need a mobile QB - Vick, Lamar, Cunningham, Jayden Daniels - prefrerable Daniels or Lamar because they have Truzz- Vick fumbles all the time and escape artist doesnt work

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Then get a pass catching RB and one decent speed WR

Speed is your friend, either scramble to the outside with your QB, but have your pass catching RB close by to bail you out if the defense catcches your QB

And if you play smart...you'll win 90% of your games

I got my 5 undefeated runs using a different drafting strategy and personally I preferred facing opponents that drafted Jones/Watt as their top defensive player.

On defense I want to draft as many DBs as possible with bonus points for DBs with universal coverage or avalanche. 5 DBs is ideal to ensure nobody will have an X factor pass catcher covered by an 80 overall but 4 DBs are good enough if I can't get 5.

On offense Burrow was my #1 QB because he has GS/HRM and the X factor that highlights their blitzers. With the amount of people running blitz heavy schemes it is huge to have GS plus to know who is blitzing on their side. If I can't get Burrow than Levis is close to him since he has GS/HRM and good speed. I agree with you that QBs with Truzz are very valuable so I can win with those guys but mobility is not my #1 option for the way I play.

Ideally I'll have 3 WRs and a TE but really as long as I don't need to waste a pick on a OL then I'll maximize my chance of having a speedy WR covered by an 80 overall. I won so many games by getting easy TDs when my X factor WRs are 1-1 against an 80. 

Outside of that I didn't mind losing early if I had a bad draft and made sure to lock in for games 3-5 because one mistake can sink you against a quality opponent.

jonnyzuck said:

I got my 5 undefeated runs using a different drafting strategy and personally I preferred facing opponents that drafted Jones/Watt as their top defensive player.

On defense I want to draft as many DBs as possible with bonus points for DBs with universal coverage or avalanche. 5 DBs is ideal to ensure nobody will have an X factor pass catcher covered by an 80 overall but 4 DBs are good enough if I can't get 5.

On offense Burrow was my #1 QB because he has GS/HRM and the X factor that highlights their blitzers. With the amount of people running blitz heavy schemes it is huge to have GS plus to know who is blitzing on their side. If I can't get Burrow than Levis is close to him since he has GS/HRM and good speed. I agree with you that QBs with Truzz are very valuable so I can win with those guys but mobility is not my #1 option for the way I play.

Ideally I'll have 3 WRs and a TE but really as long as I don't need to waste a pick on a OL then I'll maximize my chance of having a speedy WR covered by an 80 overall. I won so many games by getting easy TDs when my X factor WRs are 1-1 against an 80. 

Outside of that I didn't mind losing early if I had a bad draft and made sure to lock in for games 3-5 because one mistake can sink you against a quality opponent.

i had this strategy as well pretty much. joe burrow #1 for me for the blitz highlight as well + 2 wr, 1 te if forced to take, 2 dbs and 2 safeties and flex from there.

facing ppl who took d-line is free if you get 2 WRs + a TE as you can just west coast them to death