| | | As we continue our pick-by-pick draft analysis series, we turn our sights to PPR leagues. Our trio of experts - Dave Richard, Jamey Eisenberg, and Heath Cummings - recently went through each spot in the draft, building an ideal team and detailing their strategy. Here are their breakdowns of picks 9, 10, 11, and 12. |
| | | | Curated by Chris Towers | | | | Picking No. 9 in PPR | | Jamey Eisenberg shows you how to build a team from the No. 9 overall spot in a PPR league, and the highlight of his roster is waiting for quarterback Carson Wentz and tight end Trey Burton. | | | | | | Picking No. 10 in PPR | | Disappointed you landed the No. 10 pick? Heath Cummings says it can work out beautifully, thanks to Odell Beckham and Melvin Gordon. | | | | | | SportsLine: Winning Cheat sheets | | SportsLine simulated the 2018 NFL season 10,000 times and predicted every player's performance. Our optimal draft tool goes way beyond tier and traditional rankings to show you. | | | | | | | | Fantasy Football Podcast | | Watch LIVE | | Win your league with our experts' comprehensive advice on who to draft and who to keep. It's your secret weapon for a successful season! | | Stream 24/7 live scores, news and highlights from your favorite sports on your computer, phone, tablet or connected TV. |
| | | | | | Picking No. 11 in PPR | | Whether you're into the Zero-RB Strategy, the exact opposite or something in-between, picking late in Round 1 (and early in Round 2) offers incredible options to help win your league. | | | | | | | | | | Picking No. 12 in PPR | | With your choice ofstud receivers available, you'll love picking at No. 12. Jamey Eisenberg shows you how to build around Julio Jones and Michael Thomas. | | | | MORE SPORTS IN YOUR INBOX |
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