You are always going to benefit in life from having a plan no matter what you're doing,

and the same is true for something as fun and maybe silly as fantasy football.

Now, I've drafted over 100 teams so far this summer, and this is the exact plan and strategy

I'm using to win my leagues, and I believe you should as well.

Starting in round one, where we'll target value over upside because you want reliability.

And generally speaking, a lot of guys in this range will give you reliability, but you want to avoid guys who might be a little bit sketchy, maybe like a Justin

Jefferson with the new quarterback situation, maybe like a Pooka Nukuoka, who doesn't really

have the longest track record when Cooper Cup is on the field of producing, right? Obviously,

if you're early on in the draft, just go ahead and get the most reliable players in fantasy, McCaffrey, C.D. Lambt type players, Tyree Kill, but assuming most of you,

70 to 80 to 90% of you won't be in that range, well, you can start to look to the end, and that's where I was

in a recent draft. Because as you can see right here, I got the 12th overall pick, the last pick in the

draft, but I landed with a great player in my opinion in Jonathan Taylor. Because honestly, I think that Taylor is going massively overlooked right now, and a lot of it just has to do with like murky situations the past couple of years, which mostly deals with

his contract in previous season injuries. Because it's not like Taylor was bad last year, even though

like everybody assumes that. This dude finished 12th overall in fantasy points per game. And over

the last five games of the year, he was actually a top five back once again like he has been in the past. And this was all just having like an average touchdown year competing with different running

backs back there, his own quarterback Anthony Richardson getting hurt early in the season.

And I think a big reason why people don't remember all the great things like in 2021 where he was

an MVP candidate. I think they're forgetting that because of past injuries.

And there's been a lot of them these last two years. In 2022, he had the ankle injury. He had the high ankle sprained after that. That ended up ruining

his entire season. Ends it early. In 2023, he starts the season on the PUP list with ankle

issue and also some contract issues, then has more ankle soreness in week five and then has a torn

thumb ligament in week 12. I mean, this guy basically wasn't playing healthy at all

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