But if we can forget about that, what I really like about your run down is it's a great example of how to keep your draft fluid while still having a structure and a plan. I think it's important to go into a draft with as little expectations as possible about who you “want” to draft and what kind of team you want to build. Rather, I like your team (even RJ isn't THAT bad) and the fact that you grabbed the best value at the start and then drafted complementary players around them to fill out the team. To me, this is a great example on how to draft a team.

And at least it went better than Clutch's draft.

And for what it's worth, I don't consider you the small Asian kid adopted by the white gay couple, but more of the small Asian kid adopted by the older Jewish couple whose own kids are grown but still have the parenting bug. Mazel Tov!

But if we can forget about that, what I really like about your run down is it's a great example of how to keep your draft fluid while still having a structure and a plan. I think it's important to go into a draft with as little expectations as possible about who you “want” to draft and what kind of team you want to build. Rather, I like your team (even RJ isn't THAT bad) and the fact that you grabbed the best value at the start and then drafted complementary players around them to fill out the team. To me, this is a great example on how to draft a team.

And at least it went better than Clutch's draft.

And for what it's worth, I don't consider you the small Asian kid adopted by the white gay couple, but more of the small Asian kid adopted by the older Jewish couple whose own kids are grown but still have the parenting bug. Mazel Tov!