This one&#039;s a little trickier.&nbsp; Also, &quot;New Captain Team Assignment&quot; should be addressed as well.&nbsp; Last season, for example, I thought I was going to end up on BBC [since they were without a captain and I was on that team last season (mvp etc] and was pretty amped about having 10th pick and ending up in the &quot;deep&quot; spot of the draft.&nbsp; This was not the case (it worked out anyway).<br /><br />Then, when I was assigned to DMR, I was pretty amped about getting second pick.&nbsp; I would&#039;ve taken Stallion (payback&#039;s a bitch), had my rock-solid defender again, and go on to dominate once again, leaving shattered dreams and weeping babies in my wake.&nbsp; This was not the case (it worked out anyway).<br /><br />If I recall correctly, the format used last year was to insert new captains: a.) so that they draft later than any captains that missed the playoffs in the previous season, and b.) so that they draft sooner than all captains that made the playoffs in the previous season.&nbsp; I will dub this The LB Effect (LB is too good to draft 2nd).&nbsp; However, in an (ineffective) attempt to mask The LB Effect the board claimed to randomly assign the 5 new captains to those positions.&nbsp; Then they went ahead and gave me lowest spot they could. (it worked out anyway.)<br /><br />That being said, I think it&#039;s a good system.&nbsp; New captains get those &quot;middle&quot; picks, awful captains (who didn&#039;t make playoffs) get their high picks, and good captains get thrown to the bottom.&nbsp; Just maybe sooner than 3 hours before the draft this season. (it worked out anyway)<br /><br />Alternatively, if we do the &quot;each captain is allowed to pick their draft position&quot; method (which I really like), instead of the worst team getting draft pick #1, they would get choice #1, with the rest of the captains following suit.