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* Try to get your NFL players' backups on your team if you have room. For example, in the 2017 season, if you had Carson Wentz, you should have tried to get Nick Foles on your team. * Keep the NFL Bye weeks in mind. For example, in 2020, if your two defenses were the Seahawks and Dolphins, you would have been in trouble, because they were off the same week ! * Quarterbacks : Dual talented QB's are a premium. When Randall Cunningham and Steve Young were at their best, no-one could touch them for Fantasy Football scoring. Their rushing totals each week were incredible. Players like D Culpepper, R Gannon, M Vick, S McNair, etc. were great Fantasy Football QB's. If Your QB can't run, he better have a good arm AND the Receivers. Players like Lamar Jackson offer a premium! * Running Backs : Look for RB's on teams that like to ground it out. Bucs, Broncos, Steelers, Bears, etc. I don't usually like fullbacks, unless they are the go-to guy most of the time at the goal line. * Receivers : Watch out for WR's on running teams. Look at the teams that like to, or have to throw a lot. Raiders, Patriots, KC, etc. * Kickers : Look for traditionally high scoring teams, Rams, Vikings, Broncos, etc. Teams that know how to move the ball downfield. These teams always keep their kickers busy. Another way to find a good kicker is to look at the teams that have problems in the "red zone". The Dolphins are an example. * Defenses : Good overall NFL teams usually always have a good defense. Look for teams that get a lot of sacks. Also, if someone contacts ME with a trade, I figure I have the advantage, because they want something from me. Don't always accept a first offer, always ask for a better player than what they are offering. * Be careful over-valuing players. For example, everyone knows I'm a huge Dolphin fan. But I wouldn't trade good, young players just to get a Dolphin player. | ||
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