With no 2020 NFL preseason, fantasy football managers have to explore other avenues for their draft prep. Fortunately, there are several tools available.
One useful tool is the fantasy mock draft. While fantasy mocks won't tell you what a player is going to do in the coming season (obviously), they can help give an idea of where the fantasy community is valuing prospects ahead of Week 1.
Knowing where players are valued can help you determine will be too early or too late to pull the trigger on a specific target.
Training-camp reports are also going to be especially useful this year, as they're essentially the only way to gauge how depth charts and player roles are going to shake out ahead of Week 1.