If you’re playing fantasy football, you’ve probably heard of ADP or “average draft position.” For those who don’t know, ADP is exactly what it sounds like … it’s the average draft spot where a player is being picked. Based on this information, we can decipher player values and form a game plan for when and where to target them in drafts.
For this exercise, I looked at data to find the players who appeared to be, in my opinion, the best bargains. I chose ESPN because their default scoring system is full-point PPR. While these ADPs won’t be the same on every platform (you’ll notice a big difference in high-stakes leagues), this is a good way to pick out potential values in your drafts.
