Drafting from the Ninth Spot: A PPR Strategy Guide
A comprehensive look at how to approach fantasy football drafts from the ninth position in PPR leagues, featuring strategies and player recommendations.
Before your fantasy draft, especially when picking ninth overall, there are two essential tasks to prepare for:
- Evaluate your preferences for wide receivers.
- Compile your top 16 players.
For optimal preparation, consider drafting a list of your best 40 players. This will help boost your confidence in the first two picks, ensuring you maximize your selections. Remember, in a 12-team full-PPR league that starts three wide receivers, this strategy can be critical.
When selecting, you might encounter the following players (among others):
Additionally, don’t overlook running backs like:
A detailed examination of your roster should also reflect your stance depending on the draft format, especially the impact of positions on scoring. Draft wise, prioritize receivers in a full-PPR league for their value.
Subject to potential regrets in later picks, select wisely, and consider your overall receiver depth strategically. While other drafters may favor the receiver-heavy approach, remember that valuing upside and smart drafting can significantly tilt the game in your favor.
