Fantasy Football

I know this is coming out very late in the draft season, but I had been trying to work out the kinks for this exercise when I read an article that looked at RBs and WRs taken high in previous drafts that failed to perform. That helped me figure out

Every season we see at least one rookie pop-up out of nowhere, and often that player helps push their fantasy team through the playoffs. Some recent examples were Darius Slayton (5th round pick in 2019 and #35 WR in fantasy), James Robinson (Undrafted in 2020 and #7 RB in fantasy)

In these articles I look at a player or players from each team that could either be a difference maker on your fantasy teams, or be someone who could play a factor on other players from that team that you may want to draft. I try to avoid more obvious,

In these articles I look at a player or players from each team that could either be a difference maker on your fantasy teams, or be someone who could play a factor on other players from that team that you may want to draft. I try to avoid more obvious,

For those wondering how I did last season, I'll explain here. For those who don't care, I remind you that this is titled "Proceed with Caution" because I'm not telling you to avoid drafting them outright, I'm merely suggesting you

For those wondering how I did last season, I'll explain here. For those who don't care, I remind you that this is titled "Proceed with Caution" because I'm not telling you to avoid drafting them outright, I'm merely suggesting you