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With no pre-season games there are a lot more unknowns than we are use to heading into fantasy football draft season.

 

Hopefully the use of our Tier's in the Top-150 helps clarify our stances on players, while also allowing you the user to make a decision not based on rankings or projections but in depth roster construction. Note that I usually have the higher upside player ranked higher in the top-150 than in his positional breakdown, especially at WR. 

 

The Top-150 is a guide, it is not to be used as simply taking the next guy on the list. Select the players from it that you too like, find out when they are typically selected and form out a plan for each of the first 10 rounds. I usually take 5 players within 10 spots of my ADP in each round to get a feel for what players will be available in the first 10 or so rounds of my drafts. 

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Draft the best available player for the first 3 rounds. No matter how your first two to three rounds, go don't feel as if you have to reach to take a running back just to take a running back same with wide receiver. There is a ton of depth in the draft this season. Wide Receiver is extremely deep from rounds 2-8, while running backs are deep in rounds 1-2 and 6-10. Quarterback is the deepest position and you can wait till late in your draft to get a more than serviceable starter. If I do not get a top-3 TE, I am typically waiting till after I select my QB before I get my starter. I am fairly confident in several late round selections and they continue to drop in drafts.

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**Click the link below to access the excel spreadsheet which you can filter however you wish to best support your draft!​**

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