The 2020 fantasy football season was a wild ride of injuries, pandemic-related player absences, schedule changes, and so much more. How wild was it? The Denver Broncos actually had to start a practice squad wide receiver at quarterback when their top signal-callers were all deemed unavailable due to COVID-19.
Luckily, the NFL and fantasy footballers alike could navigate a full season, and fantasy leaguers crowned a champion. While the NFL has three more games to crown a champion of its own, it's still never a bad time to start to look ahead to the 2021 NFL campaign. Assuming we’re back to (somewhat) normal, what can we all expect from fantasy football drafts?