I've done around 150 fantasy football drafts already this summer between best ball drafts on

underdog mock drafts on ESPN and Yahoo, you know, the Scott Fishbow, even like the Yahoo

Pro Leagues have opened up now and I like to drop a pretty penny on them every now and then

and compete against the general casuals out there, all right? But with that type of experience,

you start to understand the entire industry

you start to understand the trends so in this video i am going to give y'all what i think is the

perfect the optimal draft strategy for fantasy football this year if you've got an early round

pick so we're talking 101 through the 104 and don't worry if you've got a middle or a late round

pick i will be doing those videos as well

So we're gonna run through round by round all the way through 10 11 rounds and put together a potential

Team and then give you a few alternative options along the way

But we're gonna go through every single round and where I think you should be taking advantages of

Tiers and advantages of tiers and

pockets of positions and things like that. Everything in this video is going to be based off of

sleeper. All right. Their full PPR ADP, I will link that down below. It is free to look at it on their

Google sheets. You might watch this video a little bit later in the summer. So maybe the ADP has

updated. I know people are going to complain about ADP, no matter where I take it from. If I use it from Underdog,

the wider receivers get pushed up too much, it's from Edis Pinner Yahoo, the running backs get pushed

up too much and it's too casual, et cetera. So I thought Sleeper was a pretty good middle ground to

really hone in on where the industry actually is. All right. So some general rule of thumbs, I think when just drafting, but especially from the 101 to

104.

I know everyone's always like, don't only lock in on specific positions or players when

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