Don’t Reach For These Players in 2016

The internet can be a double-edged sword when it comes to fantasy football research.

Not only are various fantasy football websites an open forum for player statistics to be stretched and inverted in various directions to convince you to draft (or not draft) certain players, but it hinders the ability of a team owner to draft sleepers and value picks in the proper round.

Is the Zero RB Strategy The Answer To Fantasy Football Success?

“Drafting a running back with your first round fantasy football pick is crucial for a successful season.”

How many seasons have you utilized this fantasy football strategy?

For years now, fantasy football analysts have voiced their expertise on drafting a running back in the first round (and sometimes second round) is the safest and most effective way to draft.

Or is it?

The First Step Is Admitting You May Have a Problem.

Originally, this post used the word addicted instead of obsessed, but the nature of addiction is something that you cannot function in life without, and fantasy football, is only part of the year.

It’s damn sad when it’s over though. We can all agree on that.

While most fantasy players enjoy the thrill of victory, trash talking amongst friends, or embracing the title of “Office Champion”, there is a fine line between enjoying fantasy football and being completely obsessed with it.

For some, they may cross that line without even knowing it.