Until it is clear that high picks are better than low picks in this draft, I don&#039;t see anything wrong with LB going #2 or Clim going #12; in fact, that system is probably for the best.&nbsp; With a straighter draft or the implementation of spot-picking, I do.<br /><br />Hatred, what would be a good percentage?<br /><br />Ralphis, presumably looking across different seasons will account for this because there will be different caps in each draft spot.&nbsp; Of course, we have very little empirical evidence as this is a relatively small and short-lived league.&nbsp; In lieu of that, our best option is to rely on rational reasoning as evidence to guide our decisions (rather than no sort of evidence at all).&nbsp; But even if we had all the evidence, I don&#039;t know what you think would constitute one system being better than another.&nbsp; If better means &quot;more random&quot; or &quot;more even,&quot; then we can absolutely construct better systems than the current one.&nbsp; If better means &quot;more like the system we have now,&quot; then we can&#039;t.<br /><br />I don&#039;t think the current system doesn&#039;t work, but I&#039;m doubtful that it&#039;s the best possible system, mainly because I haven&#039;t heard any arguments that it is.&nbsp; In that case there is a better system, and we should use that system instead, not because it&#039;s [b]cute[/b], but because it&#039;s [b]better[/b].<br /><br />Dew, you clearly still don&#039;t understand the conversation we had, which, despite having Strangle&#039;s name come up repeatedly, had nothing to do with Strangle.&nbsp; Strangle is what you would call an example.&nbsp; But since you brought it up, I will explain to everybody else: there is nothing in the rules that guarantees that anyone will be selected as a captain, nor is there anything that guarantees that returning (even playoff-making) captains will be allowed to return.&nbsp; The question is, should we be able to dismiss captains if better, more responsible, and more involved captains sign up (as the rules currently allow), or should we make a new rule that gives captains some guarantee that they will be able to continue capping until they hit their second consecutive non-playoff strike.&nbsp; It really wasn&#039;t a very interesting discussion.<br /><br />But yes, we will probably struggle to find 12 willing and responsible caps this season, and we will certainly have many new captains.