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FANTASY DRAFT 101
From ADP to Zero-RB Strategy, a glossary to fantasy football terminology.
The ‘point per reception’ format has become the most popular because it more fairly grades running backs and receivers.
Average draft position can be a valuable tool to determine when you should take a player you’re interested in.
The method is a perfect blend of standard scoring with sensible bonuses to make games more fun to track.
Examining the most common strategies, what they require and whether or not they would work for you.
STRATEGY
Mapping out the first 15 rounds of a fantasy draft, starting with the initial selection.
Similar to No. 1 overall, the order goes running back followed by three receivers.
After the top two spots, the focus begins to shift toward wide receiver in the first round.
The draft slot allows for an elite option in the first round, then plenty of flexibility thereafter.
Plenty of productive wide receivers queued up in the early rounds.
One benefit of picking sixth: no more long waits between picks.
The flexibility between positions that the slot possesses makes it a good one to build a roster.
Lots of options, but taking a running back in the first round seems to be the safest route.
This slot has the curse of picking late in the first and having a decent wait between the second and third picks.
Maintaining position balance could be a problem throughout.
It's important in this slot to keep track of the No. 12 pick's roster makeup to determine which position(s) might make it back to you after the wraparound.
Get ready for the long wait, including in the first round.
