The 5 Best Picks in FFPC $350 Redraft Contests: No. 5 – A Better Late-Round WR Than Jalen Tolbert

Shawn Siegele
August 26, 2024

Shawn Siegele brings you his five favorite values in the FFPC FantasyPros contest, starting with a league-winning late-round WR.

Right now there’s no question about your best chance to win $1 million in fantasy football this season. It’s the FFPC $350 FantasyPros contest.

Blair Andrews has been getting you ready for the contest with his 10 Best Value Picks in FantasyPros Contests and a look at the 6 Elite WRs and 6 Lottery Tickets to Help You Build a Juggernaut.

Today, I’ll be profiling my five favorite FantasyPros selections as I get ready for ~~tomorrow~~‘s Friday’s draft marathon with Ben Gretch — a special episode of Stealing Bananas on the Stealing Signals YouTube channel. (We had an unexpected personal matter arise, and will be moving the event by a couple of days.)

Before I dive into the Countdown, be sure to check out our RotoViz Signature Series to launch your final 2024 draft prep.

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Top 5 FFPC $350 Entry Values: No. 5 – The Late-Round WR You Want in Every Draft

I recently made the case for Jalen Tolbert as the A Late-Round 4-in-1 Value to Rescue Teams Late. But is there an even better option to win fantasy glory?

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Shawn Siegele

Author of the original Zero RB article and 2013 NFFC Primetime Grand Champion. 11-time main event league winner. 2015, 2017, 2018 titles in MFL10 of Death.

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