TheGreatBarryB
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All I'm trying to iterate is that the top IDPs right now will still be the top IDPs with any scoring change. So everyone's good IDPs are still everyone's good IDPs, and everyone already has all the best IDPs in their rosters. So it's not like suddenly it's unfair. Because we all still had to roster IDPs all these years, and we all obviously rostered the best scoring ones.
Instead of a top DLman scoring 75 all year and the 30th best one scoring 45, he might score 150 and the 30th 90, say. So the IDPs are all still maintaining their relative worth amongst themselves. Just that they're now CLOSER to offensive players to make them thus more valuable per se, people drafting them earlier, trading early round picks for the best ones.
I'm not going to touch offensive players. And QBs will still be important, everyone looking for a franchise qb like nfl teams do. And I'm not going to make IDPs score too much either. Gonna try and resemble the Cutthroat tiered system, where all IDPs still kinda fall just below the middle to worst offensive players, with just those few beasts like Watt etc who might push up a little higher.
Thats not unfair because Watt is STILL exactly relative to all other IDPs in either scoring system.
* that. Some have deliberately ignored drafting/trading for IDPs more so than others as a strategy (and a good one at that). Can't go and just punish them now, that's complete bullshit.