Hooray all! Welcome to the 2020 fantasy football season! Hopefully.
While you have been socially distanced from the Fantasy Madman, we’ve been preparing for what …
Hooray all! Welcome to the 2020 fantasy football season! Hopefully. While you have been socially distanced from the Fantasy Madman, we’ve been preparing for what is certain to be the strangest and most unpredictable football season we’ve ever seen. And, inevitably, fantasy strategy has to change to adapt to this new reality. The rules are fairly simple, and some are going to be widely touted by the fantasy community. There are times to be contrarian, but this is not one of them. In fact, you can separate yourself by sticking steadfast to these rules, and avoid the temptation of audibling away from the game plan. Rule 1: Draft players on teams whose offense hasn’t undergone significant changes. If a team has a new coach, offensive coordinator or quarterback, etc., be wary. Even if that new QB is Tom Brady. This rule applies especially to the Panthers — who violate this rule on all three counts. That doesn’t mean you can’t draft, say, Christian McCaffrey.
