Mixing Strategies
The best game plan isn't always about choosing one strategy; some of the strongest lineups may come from mixing strategies.
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The best game plan isn't always about choosing one strategy; some of the strongest lineups may come from mixing strategies.
The D/ST Pressure Strategy is about finding a defense that can harass the opposing QB.
The late swap strategy supports making changes based on how some of our early players performed.
The foundation of the Chalk + Leverage Strategy is to go with the crowd, then find intelligent places to create separation.
The Game Environment Strategy looks to create fantasy production for multiple players within one NFL matchup.
The WR Ceiling Strategy focuses on finding an explosive wide receiver, producing a slate-changing fantasy points score.
The RB Volume Strategy isn't just finding RBs who touch the football a lot; it's about the best opportunity for fantasy production.
The Contrarian Leverage Strategy isn't about being different, just to be different; it is about finding a different good answer
The Marquee & Marginal Strategy combines a few superstars with a set of more affordable players.