Travis Etienne Jr.

In order to succeed in dynasty leagues over the long haul, it is important to identify both overvalued and undervalued players in startup drafts. Startup drafts are a different beast. You draft deep rosters while trying to balance short-term success … read more »

The Law of Polarity states, “Don’t avoid extremes, and don’t choose any one extreme. Remain available to both the polarities — that is the art, the secret of balancing.” In a society that embraces the “all in” mantra of doing … read more »

The traditional running back dead zone was viewed as rounds 3-6, which has consistently been an area of drafts where running backs were outperformed by wide receivers. The success of WR-heavy starts to drafts in major tournaments has pushed more … read more »

With the earlier set of fantasy football snake draft picks, you must come prepared with an optimal and flexible strategy. It’s less about deciding which players are good/bad (they are being drafted at the very top of the board for … read more »

Whiffing on a mid or late-round pick is par for the course in fantasy football. However, drafting an early-round player who substantially underperforms their average draft position (ADP) can derail a fantasy football campaign. It’s important to avoid these fantasy … read more »