4 Days of FFPC Drafting Remain – Blair Andrews Provides His Favorite Targets in Every Round

Blair Andrews
September 8, 2021

Blair Andrews, the mind behind The Wrong Read, goes through his top targets in every round of a 20-round fantasy draft. Which Year 2 receivers are we targeting everywhere? Which late running backs offer the best way to round out a Zero-RB squad? And who is the next Tee Higgins?

There’s one more day before kickoff, so for those of you still drafting tonight (or drafting after the Thursday night game, as some FFPC leagues allow) here are my favorite targets in all 20 rounds, based on FFPC Redraft ADP from the last five days.

This isn’t a team I would actually draft or suggest drafting — for one thing in the later rounds I’m more likely to reach for players I love than to take players I like at ADP. Nevertheless, I’m giving myself some rules for this article: I’m simply picking my top target with an ADP inside the round in question.

A second reason not to draft this team is you’d end up with no quarterbacks and probably no tight ends. This is of course not to suggest that there are no QBs or TEs I’m targeting, but only that my QB and TE picks tend to happen when there are not more compelling WR or RB targets available.

Rather, this is just a list of some of my favorite players. If your favorite player isn’t on the list, that doesn’t mean I don’t like him or that I’m not drafting him — just that he’s not my favorite guy in that round. I’ve included a few honorable mentions in many rounds, but even these do not exhaust my full list of targets.

If you’re still drafting before the season starts, don’t miss Shawn Siegele’s Zero RB Watchlist Update. Conor O’Driscoll reviews some late-round WR options to give your team massive upside on the cheap. Plus the RotoViz Staff writers go all out with their bold predictions for 2021.

Want a one-stop shop for the in-season fantasy grind? RotoViz now has route information for pass-catchers and tackle-breaking info on RBs.

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Blair Andrews

Managing Editor, Author of The Wrong Read, Occasional Fantasy Football League Winner. All opinions are someone else's.

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