Welcome bike, you super flexy, super sexy people.

This is the last draft strategy video that we were doing of this series.

So far, we have gone through one quarterback leagues if your picks one through six or if you pick seven through 12.

We've made individual videos for both of those.

If you are in a super flex league and you have the pick seven through 12, we made that video last Monday.

I will link all three of those down below. Today we'll be wrapping it up like a little bow with Superflex leagues. If you

have pick 1 through 6, the number one strategy in order to dominate your drafts. What we did was hop on

to Underdog and we joined a few Superflex leagues.

So I'll be going through three different drafts that I did, pointing out the best strategies where things differ from pick 7 through 12 versus 1 through 6.

In these three drafts, I was drafting from the 102, the 103, and the 105.

So we've got some nice diversity in here.

I don't want to take up any more y'all's time.

So let's just tuck it in.

Let's super flex the traps. I'll tell you what, the intro just works so well with super flex

formatted videos because I could just tell y'all to super flex the traps. Stop yelling.

All right, so you will see one commonality between all of these drafts that I put up on the screen today.

And if you are in the 101 through the 106 range in a Super Flex league, this is not the year to pivot away from quarterback.

This is not the year to get cute. You don't have the clear RB1 overall in drafts. So there's no reason to pivot away

from a Josh Allen, a Jalen Hertz, a Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, Justin Fee. Like you want to grab

your QB1, a high-end QB1 if you're in a Superflex league and you have an early pick in the

first round. So I was picking out 103 and went Mahomes, it went Hertz and I took Josh Allen. Now,

this is not necessarily like a player analysis video, but if you just want the rankings laid out

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