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Does Draft Order Matter In Fantasy Football?

sportsdot.org — A guy over on Sportsdot has a theory that in almost every fantasy football league the person who drafted 3rd took LaDanian and will soon be in the playoffs, and everyone who drafted 2nd took Sean Alexander, and is now eliminated from the playoffs. He's accumulating data, so your $0.02 will help

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  • RazorCrusade, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Correlation does not imply causation. The fact that Alexander got injured has nothing to do with draft order.
  • jfishgeo, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0Amongst the various office leagues and in both the leagues I'm in, two teams in the playoffs have Larry Johnson or LT. All teams with Alexander except one (out of 5 leagues polled) have been eliminated.

    This is a year in which the draft had a big impact on the league. There have also been years in which a waiver wire pickup ruled the league. Case in point, Larry Johnson last year. 2 years ago the emergence of stud players like Tiki Barber and Edgerrin James, selected at the end of the first round caused that end position in the draft to be more critical, while Ricky Williams and Priest Holmes had less impact than typical 1 and 2 picks.

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