There is an amazing differential between then the last Top 100 value  player is available depending on position.  Wide Receivers and  Quarterbacks are amazingly deep, allowing you to wait the longest.   Running Backs and especially Tight Ends are just the opposite and demand  you spend early picks on them unless you want to be left out in the  cold.  Here is the last top 100 value player available in each position  for fantasy.

Stefon Diggs was absolutely amazing for fantasy football last season.  A  guy that averaged just over 100 targets/season in Minnesota came out  and got 150 targets and ended up as a top 3 WR.  The best part, if you  took him, was how inexpensive he was on the draft board.  This season we  have 3 WRs that changed teams and have very reasonable ADP.  Which one  of these guys has the potential to do what Diggs did in 2020?

Having a late round pick is quite difficult.  All of the elite RBs are  off the board by the time they get to you, but there are still super  elite WRs and TEs available.  In this PPR league I decide to bypass RBs  in favor of Travis Kelce and two elite WRs before I select my first RB.   Tell me what you think of this lineup?

I am just about fed up with Yahoo's ratings of my fantasy best ball  teams.  In this league I drafted Kareem Hunt and Ja'Marr Chase and both  those guys aren't good enough to be projected as week 1 starters yet I'm rated as the 9th best team.  What do you think of this lineup?  I am  flummoxed at these projections as they don't seem to be reflecting  reality.  Thanks for listening!

James Robinson Rocketed to fantasy relevance on August 31, 2020 when the  Jacksonville Jaguars released their workhorse RB, Leonard Fournette.   This is one reason why I like to wait as long as possible to have my  fantasy drafts.  Robinson was selected right at around pick #100 and  ended up returning a RB7 performance, which is an absolutely astounding  value!     I look at 3 Rookie RBs and see if they have the potential to duplicate  that kind of performance this fantasy season.  Thanks for listening!

I decide to double up on KC stars by taking Travis Kelce and Tyreek Hill  with my first two picks.  I think I build a damn good team but Yahoo  savaged me on my RB selections.     Thanks for watching!

Last season Robby Anderson was selected around pick #156.  He ended as a solid WR2 for your fantasy team.  I look at Wide Receivers available after pick #135 that have that same upside for the 2021 season.  Thanks for listening!

When you pick towards the end of the 1st round, you can face a real  conundrum.  The reason is because all the elite RBs are gone but there  are still elite options available at WR and TE.  I decide to try the  zero RB strategy where I use the first 5 rounds to load up on elite WRs,  along with an elite TE and QB.  I use My Perfect Fantasy Draft to  select only high reliability players from the app.  I actually like this  team and feel the advantage I gained in the non-RB categories can more  than offset the weakness I will have at RB.  Thanks for listening!

Here is my next entry into Yahoo Best Ball.  I use My Perfect Fantasy  Draft to help pick players and even though I said I'm not going to try  to stack anything, I end up with an excellent Seattle stack (5 players  including Russell Wilson).  According to Yahoo, this is my strongest  team so far as I ranked 5th for points overall.  Maybe I'm starting to  get the hang of this, plus my app will be updated for best ball sometime  this week.

The first three rounds of the draft will have 20 Running Backs taken but  only 12 Wide Receivers (the other 4 are the elite TEs and Patrick  Mahomes).  This means by the fourth round you are going to have to  choose between a low end RB2 or a borderline WR1/WR2 for your fantasy  team.  Here's what you need to know:  The most valuable RB in the 4th  round is LESS VALUABLE than the least valuable WR in this round.  The  value gap only worsens from this point forward. too.   Thanks for listening!