In IDP leagues that reward points for return yardage, fantasy owners can get a little more creative with their defensive back selections. Often times relatively unknown secondary players can produce at a rate much higher than expected because of their role as return men. Even defensive backs who are limited to 3rd down nickel packages…
Untitled Document.style1 {font-family: Georgia, “Times New Roman”, Times, serif} It’s important in any fantasy draft to take calculated risks. Playing it safe rarely wins championships. Dominant fantasy owners have firm and often times unpopular beliefs about players. It’s crucial that you not only do your research, but that you also stand by your beliefs no…
Hello and welcome to the third part of a three part series covering IDP average draft positions (ADPs). This specific article will focus on examining the ADPs of defensive backs. My own personal drafting philosophy is heavily predicated on finding as much value as I can with each and every pick. Typically the later in…
Hello and welcome to the second part of a three part series covering IDP average draft positions (ADPs). This specific article will focus on examining the ADPs of defensive linemen. My own personal drafting philosophy is heavily predicated on finding as much value as I can with each and every pick. Typically the later in…
Hello and welcome to the first part of a three part series covering IDP average draft positions (ADPs). This specific article will focus on examining the ADPs of linebackers. My own personal drafting philosophy is heavily predicated on finding as much value as I can with each and every pick. Typically the later in drafts…
I always hesitate to use the word sleeper because readers often associate that word with “no-name players.” I prefer the word “undervalued.” As a drafter, this is what I am always looking for: value. If I can get a 3rd round value in the 6th round, it gives me a significant relative advantage over my…
I always hesitate to use the word sleeper because readers often associate that word with “no-name players.” I prefer the word “undervalued.” As a drafter, this is what I am always looking for: value. If I can get a 3rd round value in the 6th round, it gives me a significant relative advantage over my…
I always hesitate to use the word sleeper because readers often associate that word with “no-name players.” I prefer the word “undervalued.” As a drafter, this is what I am always looking for: value. If I can get a 3rd round value in the 6th round, it gives me a significant relative advantage over my…
Reading this type of article thoroughly and fully understanding it’s importance is going to separate you from other IDP owners and ultimately help you win your championship. This article will be updated every Tuesday. In today’s pass-heavy NFL, it’s more important than ever to realize which fantasy linebackers play in the nickel package. What is…
This IDP draft class has turned out to be one of the weakest in recent memory. There are no clear-cut bonafide IDP rookie studs at any position. The lack of quality IDP prospects this season has more to do with the lack of opportunity and failure to land in the right scheme and role more…
