Many, including me, overlook the tight end position in fantasy football drafts. They can be big for your fantasy team, or they can be a bummer for your team. I generally look to draft my tight end later in standard drafts, because there is usually someone I’d like … Read more
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It was typical in fantasy football drafts just a decade ago to not see a wide receiver taken until the 3rd or even 4th rounds. Today, 75-percent of the players taken in the first round are wide receivers. The Strategy As noted by Michael Salfino of Yahoo Fantasy Sports … Read more
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Fantasy football is a game of managing risk and reward when selecting your assets. Running backs are the most volatile stock. Age, workload, injuries, fumbles; all of this can really put a runner in a bad place. Last year, many (including myself) selected Eddie Lacy in the first … Read more
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2016 Fantasy Football Rankings: Preseason Quarterbacks are by and far the most important position for any NFL team. If you don’t have a good or great one, your NFL team is going to have a tough road. In Fantasy Football, however, it is possible to not draft one … Read more
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