Fantasy football feels strange this year with Calvin Johnson gone.
Alas, the fantasy realm goes on, swapping out names like Megatron for the next generation, one headed up by DeAndre Hopkins and Todd Gurley.
The key to fighting through the minefield that is the first round of fantasy drafts isn't easy to figure out. Injury concerns (Jamaal Charles), usage questions (Ezekiel Elliott) and names that are new to the scene make it an uphill battle.
Below, let's mock out how a typical standard draft should unfold. Rather than rehash guys such as Antonio Brown and Adrian Peterson, let's look at some of the newer top players to draft early, as fans will need to keep up with the power transition of the league to stand a chance.