Tips to Help You This Fantasy Football Season

 In this article I will help guide you to your Fantasy Football draft. There are thousands of tips, but i narrowed it down so I can get straight to the point and help you dominate. I will go step by step, so lets get started.

Finding a league

When you are looking for a league, there are many variables. If you are a beginner you should try to make a league with friends so they can help you along the way, but if you have played for two or three seasons you can join any league that you would like. When picking a league make sure that the draft date is appropriate for you. There is nothing worse than ending up with a team that have players you do not want.

The Draft

This is the most important part of the Fantasy Football Season. The first thing you should do before your draft is rank your players, so that when the draft comes you can already have your players in order to be picked. The second thing you need to do is decide what round  you are going to draft certain positions. This is the safest way to draft. This is my opinion on where you should draft certain positions.

lst round- QB

2nd round- RB

3rd round- WR

4th round- WR

5th round- RB

6th round- TE

7th round-WR

8th round- DST

9th round- K

10th round- QB

11th round-RB/WR

12th round-RB/WR

13th round- DST

14th round- RB/WR

The RB/WRs that you draft late in the draft are your sleeper picks. If you think a player is going to have a big year and nobody knows it yet, take a chance on him later in the draft. Early in the draft you should draft your starters so that you can fill up your starting line up. Only draft players in the higher rounds that you KNOW are going to put up good numbers not players you THINK are going to put up good numbers. I hope this draft guide will help you win a championship. Stay tuned for my fantasy football predictions so that you can see this year's top players and sleepers.