So over the last few weeks, we've done draft strategy videos picking from spots one through six and then picking from spots seven through 12. And we did those two sections for one quarterback leagues and then also for Super Flex leagues. So we've done four different draft strategy videos about those league types, which I will link all down below. But I wanted to get a little bit more specific with it, right? Because one through six, pick one is not the same as pick six. And pick seven is not the same as pick 12. So today we are doing

my favorite draft strategy if you are picking number one overall. So you're at the turn. And the draft

that we're actually going to be using is from the number two spot because I kept trying to enter

underdog drafts and they kept giving me the number two or three spots. I couldn't get the one, but we could still talk through it. And a lot of the same players are available. And I'll give you an

insight into like the way I was thinking at the turn regardless. But these spots are different. Next

Monday, I'm going to be picking look at a draft that I just did.

This was a pay draft where I was picking from the two spot.

We're going to be talking about what you should be looking to do if you are picking from the turn, the early turn.

101, 102.

You'll know what to do next.

Tuck them shirts in.

Flex some traps.

Let's eat.

Here's a draft war with my team. I was picking from the 102.

I don't ask me what the first guy was doing when he picked AJ Brown at the 101.

The point remains, I got Jefferson, but normally Jefferson is going to go at the one.

If you're at the two, grab Jamar Chase. If you're at the one, grab Jefferson. If you're at the two, grab Jamar Chase. Now, on the way back around, when you are at the 212, 3-1,

you have your choice of really, really high-end dudes at running back and quarterback. And I'm a big proponent of making sure your team is flexible

as you are drafting. So if you're hitting the different position types, by the time you get to

round six or seven, you're not forcing yourself to pick a specific player or specific position.

If you go all wide receiver heavy, all running back heavy, by the time you run out of those slots,

like by the time you're around six, seven, you are forcing yourself to draft running backs only or wide receivers only because you haven't drafted any yet. And if you get to the

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