Fantasy Football Tips

Be flexible during your draft. Let the draft come to you rather than forcing a predetermined plan.

Don't overvalue players based on their last few games. Look at full-season trends and projections.

Prioritize players who get consistent touches and targets over boom-or-bust options early in drafts.

Don't draft these positions early. Stream based on matchups throughout the season.

Use your FAAB budget aggressively in the first few weeks when breakout players emerge.

Look for players with increasing target share, even if they haven't produced big numbers yet.

Prioritize picking up backup RBs for your star players, especially injury-prone ones.

Drop your kicker during the week to hold extra players, then pick up a kicker before games.

Target underperforming stars after bad weeks and trade away overperforming players.

Combine multiple decent players to get one elite player. Quality over quantity.

Move players before their bye weeks when their value is highest.

Look at weeks 15-17 schedules when making trades. Easy matchups are valuable.

Don't overthink it. Start your best players regardless of matchups most of the time.

Check weather reports for outdoor games. Wind affects passing games more than rain.

Players with increasing snap counts are often due for increased production.

Be cautious starting players in Thursday night games due to short rest and unpredictable outcomes.

Make moves with weeks 15-17 in mind. Regular season success means nothing without playoff wins.

Don't have too many players from the same team or bye week. Spread out your risk.

The most active managers win more often. Check waivers, make trades, and optimize lineups weekly.

Don't second-guess yourself based on gut feelings. Stick to your research and analysis.

Team beat reporters often have the best injury and depth chart information.

Players with high red zone target share are more likely to score touchdowns.

Rising snap counts often predict increased fantasy production before it shows up in stats.

Don't rely on just one expert or website. Aggregate information from multiple sources.