The Dynamics of Fantasy Football Drafting
Fantasy football is an engaging experience where numerous strategies can be employed based on league format and draft circumstances. Previous discussions highlighted diverse approaches like Zero RB, Hero RB, and RB Heavy strategies. The challenge lies in identifying which strategy aligns best with your drafting situation. Here, positional tiers offer valuable guidance.
Positional Tiers Explained
These tiers categorize Fantasy football rankings into groups of players with comparable value. Utilizing tiers during your draft helps pinpoint gaps between top players available across positions, facilitating swifter drafting decisions.
For instance, if you’re selecting late in Round 2 and a running back from Tier 2 is available with only a few wide receivers left in a similar grouping, prioritizing the running back could be wise—assuring a comparable receiver can be reached in subsequent rounds. This method particularly aids in guiding decisions on timing to draft quarterbacks or tight ends as player availability diminishes.
