There are plenty of pros and cons to drafting in the early, middle and late parts of the first round. Some managers enjoy picking at the turn, and others prefer to avoid missing out on positional runs by having a selection in the heart of each round.
We’ll be addressing each of those, in part, with the second installment of the second annual draft strategy series for picks 4-6.
It's important to consider positional value and rankings when building out your roster. There's a time to take the best player available and finally pull the trigger on a non-RB or WR. This series is here to help you make the correct decisions in those positions with input and analysis from myself and my editor, Matt De Lima.
Let’s get into the strategy for drafting from the 4-6 spots, which is a bit trickier than 1-3.
Draft Pick Draft Strategies
Picks: 1 to 3 | 4 to 6 | 7 to 9 | 10 to 12
