So you're starting to draft some fantasy teams and you want to make sure you're doing it right.

Maybe you've watched some videos, did some mock drafts, but you still have questions.

Well, I've drafted over 60 teams this summer and I have some strategies to share with you.

Here are the top targets for every round of your draft.

And in round one, I'm going to call out the name Cooper Cup,

assuming you don't have like a top three

pick where you can take a Jefferson or Jamar Chase.

But after that, I'd seriously consider taking Cooper Cup definitely with a top five pick,

maybe even with a top three pick.

You can currently get him as the sixth or seventh player off the board.

Look, there's a lot of reasons why he's fallen a couple of spots after being a top two

pick last year. One of those reasons is that

he ended up having season-ending ankle surgery last year in November. It was in week 10. He missed the

final six or seven games of the year, and some people are concerned about this. But the good news is

this injury wasn't severe. Sure, it affected a season last year, but as you can see from sports

MD analysis, a doctor on Twitter, he says

Cooper Cups should be at peak form by training camp. So Cooper is already 100% for 2023. Now let's

address some of the other issues. Cup is 30 years old. It's an age where receivers normally start

to fall off. That's assuming, though, that we've seen an efficiency drop in a previous year. And for what it's worth, he just turned 30 in June,

so he's a younger 30 for this season. And even better, we didn't see any efficiency drop from

Cup last year. He was seventh in wide receiver efficiency, fourth in targets per route, in top 15

in yards after the catch. And oh yeah, Cooper Cup, as you can see right here, he led all wide

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