I'd like to help you win your fantasy league.

And this starts with dominating your draft and having a plan.

I'm talking a round by round strategy for who you need to be targeting.

And today we're going to do just that.

And we'll begin in round one with the Bill's wide receiver, Stefan Diggs now.

Stefan Diggs goes as the 10th overall player off the board.

But of course, if we scroll up here, if you're somebody with like a top five pick in your draft, the top three pick in your draft, you're going to be one of targeting

Justin Jefferson, Jamar Chase, McCaffrey, Cooper Cup, these types of players in that order. But

if you're six or after, start to look at digs. Because wide receivers generally outscore running

backs in round one, and the wide receivers are going off the board early this year. And when you take Diggs, you're getting an elite receiver. He was still number three amongst all wide receivers last year in yards per route run,

averaging 2.87 per game. And according to reception, he was the number one wide receiver at beating

both man coverage and zone coverage last year. Now, despite being the best wide receiver at getting

open last year, Diggs now goes as the fifth wide receiver off the board in drafts, and you can take him as

your first round pick. And it actually could have been a whole lot better for Diggs last year. Check

this out. Last year, Stefan Diggs ranked just 45th amongst all receivers and catchable targets.

Now, that's not Diggs' fault. That would be Josh Allen's fault, meaning that about 23%, as you can see right here,

23% of Diggs targets weren't catchable. Now, we know Josh Allen is a great quarterback, but a lot of

this has to do with this November 6th injury from last year for Josh Allen when he actually

tore part of his elbow. For the final eight games of the season, Josh Allen said, you know what,

I'm just going to play through this damn shoulder tear. The dude is tough. But we did see the offense struggle during this time, and so did Stefan

Diggs. You can see right here. In eight games with Josh Allen injured, Diggs had 16 fantasy points

per game, still solid, but nowhere near the 23 and a half he had in the eight games before

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