1. Draft a lot of RBs and WRs: Draft them early exclusively. Normally the first five picks at least will be confined to these two positions. Draft several in the middle, to build depth. Have a couple of bargains to target later. Ultimately, you want no fewer than 10 combined at these positions in 12 team formats that include a Flex spot.

2. Dont reach early: Save your gut picks for later. Come the second half of the draft, that is when you jump a round early on those bargains you dont want to miss. ( Martavis being mine )

3. Wait on QBs: When you pass up a quality RB or WR in the third round for Tom Brady, you spend the rest of the draft chasing that weak spot at RB2 or WR2. It impacts every pick after that ( Believe me I drafted Aaron Rodgers first pick and ended up not even winning a game with that league) your RB2 or WR2 is one round weaker, your Flex is one round weaker, your best backups are weaker, etc. But, if you wait, you still can get some combination of Kirk Cousins, Matthew Stafford, Jameis Winston, Marcus Mariota, Phillip Rivers, Eli Manning, etc. We would rather have as much RB/WR stability as we can find and use a QB platoon than have stability at QB but be in search of solid RB or WR options throughout the season.

4. Wait on Tight Ends: Not unlike QBs, the top-tier TEs have significant separation from the rest of pack, making it tempting to snag a top option. But none of those marquee names are sure things. Gronkowski has been injured frequently. I like Travis Kelce, but not in the third round. And normally there are surprise waiver finds who vault toward the top, as with any postion.

5. Wait on DEF/ST and kicker: If you already didn't know this, then I would re-evaluate playing fantasy. Get these the last few rounds and DON'T waste a top pick for one.

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