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Fantasy championships aren't won by drafting the flashiest names – they're won by finding value that others miss. In this strategy-packed episode, we reveal our top steals of the 2024 fantasy football draft alongside the players we're completely avoiding regardless of hype.

Tyreek Hill at WR12? Despite averaging 10 PPR points per game last season (his second-lowest career finish), we explain why his current third-round ADP makes him the steal of the draft. With Tua healthy and potential trade rumors swirling, Hill's elite ceiling remains intact while his price has dropped significantly.

Rookie sensation Tetairoa McMillan lands on our steals list as a potential alpha receiver being drafted as WR28 despite his planetary 6'5" catch radius and draft capital as the 8th overall pick. Meanwhile, the 49ers' receiver room chaos has created an opportunity with Ricky Pearsall – currently available in the 10th round – who could emerge as Purdy's top target with Deebo gone and Brandon Aiyuk out.

Perhaps most controversially, we explain why record-breaking tight end Brock Bowers is completely off our draft boards. His second-round ADP (17th overall) creates too much opportunity cost, especially with the historical regression of top tight ends year-over-year. Similar reasoning applies to our fades of Jackson Smith-Njigba (being drafted at his ceiling) and Bucky Irving (inexplicably rising from RB16 to RB9 in ADP).

Whether you're drafting at the top of the first round or navigating the middle rounds, our value-focused approach will help you identify the players who can deliver championship-caliber returns on your fantasy investment. The difference between a good team and a great one often comes down to these crucial draft decisions.

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