It’s a question that creates strong arguments among fantasy owners and almost everyone’s opinion differs. When is it OK to draft a quarterback? Just the other night I was out at a sports bar and somebody said they planned to take Luck early. This almost started a riot with multiple people

Below is a podcast in which I discuss why snake drafts are becoming more like auction drafts and thus why they’re getting harder to do. The podcast is less than ten minutes long, so give it a listen.

Below is a podcast in which I discuss my philosophy on auction drafts. In the podcast I reference an article on the topic I wrote for our 2014 Fantasy Football Draft Guide, which you can get by clicking anyone of the ads you can see all over the site right

Above is my favorite piece of content to produce all year, my flow chart for you to use in your snake drafts. Theoretically, you can take this thing into your draft along with your preferred set of rankings, and every decision is essentially made for you. This chart is designed

Below is a podcast in which I discuss why waiting on quarterback is a solid strategy. I discuss how much better the top QBs are than the second tier guys relative to how much better the top RBs and WRs are to the other guys at their respective positions. The

FantasyPros.com has become the place for experts to post their rankings because of the accuracy competition they conduct for the experts. We’re all competitive. It’s why we love fantasy sports, and the accuracy competition is just another way to scratch that itch. But FantasyPros has other cool features like their mock draft

Host Brett Talley (@TheRealTAL) is joined by one of the podcast’s most frequent guests, Nick Raducanu of FantasyTrade411.com (@fantasytrade411). The guys talk general draft strategy and roster construction, they go through the positions and talk about where they agree and where they differ, and they wrap it up with some

Bilal Powell will be a Top 25 fantasy running back this season; he’s being drafted 52nd among running backs and 145th overall. Sound like something you might be interested in?

When it comes to fantasy football draft strategy, nobody ever seems to want the receivers in the middle; you can take advantage by targeting three mid-round receivers who are being undervalued in fantasy leagues.

Two weeks ago I published an article detailing my strategy for 12 team mixed leagues depending on draft position in the first round. The article came with a flow chart similar to the one above which is a tool you can use on draft day. It turned out to be