On the WW, the increased demand for QBs forces owners to weigh newly minted starting quarterbacks in the same way they’d consider a handcuff running back The relative values of mid-tier passers actually matter in a two-quarterback/SF league.

Superflex makes our game better because it introduces more gameplay choices into the drafting process. I really want to encourage you guys to read this article and reconsider all the immense value Superflex brings to the league: Especially when many teams 2nd QB is going to be like Sam Darnold or Drew Lock caliber where its a cointoss if those guys will even outperform a solid WR3/RB3 that would have otherwise been on your bench.

I have played 2QB/SF leagues for many years now, and cannot tell you how often Ill only have 1QB thanks to bye or injury but end up going up against another team who also has just 1QB as well. Instead of getting a 0, throwing in another RB/WR in that slot could easily secure you some nice points. The main reason? Thanks to Injuries, or byes, or lack of QBs on waiver, you might find yourself in a situation without a 2nd QB occasionally. Well Superflex is NOT 2QB leagues, and I think people get hung up on this idea. I know many people will have 'tried 2QB once', or their buddy 'tried it once' and didn't like it so we went back.

I have been saying for years that SuperFlex Leagues are the 'New PPR'. I came across this article at written by Greg Smith.

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