Don't go into a fantasy football draft room without a strategy. It's impossible to know how the middle-to-late rounds pan out, but it's absolutely necessary to game plan for the first few selections.
For the most part, managers must prioritize positions. In standard leagues, it's best to take a running back first then work with what's available thereafter. At times, there's an intriguing name that catches your eye but also carries substantial uncertainty.
How should owners view Minnesota Vikings running back Dalvin Cook as a fantasy asset coming off an ACL tear? When is it too early to pick up Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck?