Drafting your fantasy football team is one of the most important steps you will take as you approach the season; after all – even though you will be able to add players to and drop players from your team during the season – the draft will form the core of your team, and it will go a long way in determining how your season turns out. Even if you have been playing fantasy football for a long time, it can be easy to mess up in your draft, and this is why it is so important to make sure you know the steps that you should take to ensure that you get the most out of your fantasy football draft.

The first thing you need to make sure of is that you know the scoring rules of your league, as this will make a big difference in the manner in which you draft; if your league uses standard scoring, your running back will be your most important position, but if you play in a “points per reception” league, your receivers will be worth more, and if you play in a league that rewards quarterbacks more freely, the difference between a “good” and a “great” quarterback will be much more significant.

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Of course, even if your league happens to not use standard scoring, there is still a good chance that running back is the most important position in your league, so you will want to make sure you realize that it is better to draft a good running back than a good player at another position!

And finally, realize that many players get into the later rounds and have a tendency to pick up veterans (that is, names they are familiar with!) who are on their last leg, but you can get an advantage over your competitors by trying to pick up young guys who have a big upside. Even though it is just about a guarantee that some of these picks will end up being a bust, there is always the chance you will stumble upon a piece of gold that will carry you through the rest of the season!

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