Have A Plan
When I first started playing season long fantasy football over 1o years ago my only plan was to draft players I knew. Needless to say, I didn’t do well. I have definitely progress. Last year, I employed the *One RB in the early rounds. I used the asterisk because I was fortunate to get Le Veon Bell in the second round. He had fallen due to his suspension.
The strategy paid off well. I had both Bell and Antonio Brown. I won’t digress but I need to research the value of stacking in redraft leagues. Five of my first 6 players were wide receivers. I also managed to get Jay Ajai off of waivers and the rest is history. I started the season 1-4 and ended up league champion and took home the cash.
But one must continue to adapt each season. John Paulsen, the senior editor at 4 for 4 Sports identified four potential strategies below. (See the link Below to read the full article.) Using Fantasy Pros draft simulator, I will employ each of the strategies and see what type of teams I come up with. 10 team PPR league.
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Wide Receiver Heavy-First running back selected in the 6th round
By John Paulsen (Senior Editor), on Jul 19, 2017 As PPR leagues have increased in popularity, a stud wideout like Antonio Brown is now on equal footing with the stud running backs in terms of overall value. 2015 was a historically bad year for the early round running back […]