Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's podcast with some thoughts on the Texans waiving D'Onta Foreman (3:20), including the fantasy football impact on Lamar Miller (4:44). Jeff then dives into his first live draft of the year (9:20), and uses his experiences from the draft to give you five tips on how to dominate your own drafts this year (11:17): 1) Keep it simple (11:40), 2) Don't wait at running back (16:15), 3) Get a good tight end, but you don't need Travis Kelce (20:43), 4) Let value fall to you at wide receiver (22:15), and 5) Wait as long as you can at quarterback (25:57). 

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Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with an update on the Ezekiel Elliott holdout situation (2:11) and discusses his thoughts on what to do if you have a keeper decision with Elliott or Melvin Gordon (3:56). Jeff then welcomes NFL Media's Michael Fabiano to the show. The two chat about how Michael got started in the fantasy industry and then dive into running back talk (6:03). Jeff pick's Michael's brain on Elliott and Gordon, Le'Veon Bell's outlook, the Denver backfield, and how he's handling Kalen Ballage and Kenyan Drake in fantasy drafts (13:10).

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Jeff Ratcliffe's Fantasy Blueprint and 2019 Draft Board

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with some quick thoughts on Michael Thomas' new contract (0:23) and why he hasn't moved Ezekiel Elliott in his rankings (yet) (1:03). Scott Barrett then joins the show to chat about the Week 1 DFS slate at DraftKings and highlights some of his favorite players on the slate (6:20). Jeff wraps up the show with three tips that will help you make your keeper decisions this year (20:30).

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Jeff Ratcliffe's Fantasy Blueprint and 2019 Draft Board

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with the fantasy football fallout of the A.J. Green injury, including where we should be valuing Green and fantasy football impact on Tyler Boyd. Jeff then tells you why he isn't moving Kerryon Johnson in his fantasy football rankings even though the Detroit Lions cut Theo Riddick, and discusses why he's avoiding Jordan Howard. Jeff wraps up the show with his thoughts on fantasy draft strategy and why early-round roster construction is crucial for a success fantasy football draft day. 

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Jeff Ratcliffe's 2019 Fantasy Football Blueprint and Draft Board

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Jeff Ratcliffe welcomes into the show Evan Silva of establishtherun.com to chat about fantasy football. Jeff discusses his days as a news blurber with Evan at Rotoworld, and the two share their thoughts on how you should be using news from the NFL for fantasy football purposes. They then dive into some polarizing situations where Jeff get's Evan's take on what to do with Melvin Gordon, Ezekiel Elliott, Todd Gurley, Derrick Henry, and Damien Williams. Evan also gives some insight into why he things David Montgomery is being overvalued and why Miles Sanders is being undervalued.

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Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's pod with some quick thoughts on how concerned he is about Melvin Gordon not reporting to Chargers camp and an interesting takeaway from the Panthers' season of All or Nothing. Jeff then dives into the PFF fantasy football strength of schedule charts of running back and tight end. Topics include: reason for optimism with Le'Veon Bell, why some owners may be looking to trade Josh Jacobs away this season, a breakout tight end with a mouth-watering schedule, how to use strength of schedule to make draft day decisions and much more.

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Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with the fantasy football impact of Tyreek Hill not being suspended by the NFL. He tells you where he now has Hill ranked and where you can expect Hill to be drafted. Jeff then dives into PFF's unique approach to fantasy football strength of schedule and breaks down the best and worst schedules for quarterback and wide receiver. He also tells you how much you need to factor this information into your overall evaluation of players for fantasy football purposes.

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Jeff Ratcliffe welcomes to the show Mike Clay of ESPN to talk about fantasy football projections. Jeff and Mike chat about Mike's start in the industry and his days with PFF Fantasy and then dive into some things people might not realize about the process of putting together fantasy football projections. Jeff then pick's Mike's brain on Baker Mayfield's 2019 fantasy outlook, what he expects for Kyler Murray in Year 1, what he's doing with Melvin Gordon, reasoning on why we may not want to go all in on Damien Williams, and his expectations for the Eagles backfield.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with his thoughts on the recent news that Ezekiel Elliott could hold out into training camp and that the Titans could ride Derrick Henry this season. Jeff then dives into his tight end draft strategy, telling you exactly how he's attacking the position in 2019 fantasy football drafts. Topics include: where you can expect Travis Kelce to be drafted, why you don't need to draft one of the first three tight ends this year, when to target your tight end on draft day, which tight ends to draft in the late rounds, and much more.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with some thoughts on why using rankings can actually limit you in your fantasy football drafts. He then dives into wide receivers and breaks down his rankings, tiers, and strategy for the position in 2019. Topics include: why DeAndre Hopkins and Davante Adams are alone in the top tier, how you can draft running backs early and still get strong wide recievers, what to do with Tyreek Hill, breakout candidates, unsexy value picks, middle-round options with upside, late-round targets and much more.