I'm devastated to know that within these charts lies one of my favorite best ball targets this season in Tony Pollard. In the same way, I looked at the difference in player rankings in the wide receiver article, I want to do the same here. Kupp had 12.3 better in best ball points (BB points) in Week 1 last season. In Week 1, Cooper Kupp scored 23.8 PPR points. In Hayden's article, 'better in best ball points' for wide receivers were found by subtracting the average point total for the WR36 from any weekly output that exceeded that.Įxample: Average point total for WR36 in 2021 was 11.5. Advanced stats and metrics courtesy of RotoViz, and FootballOutsiders. NOTE: Weekly PPR finishes are courtesy of Pro Football Focus. But if they did I'd want to know which ones are best for my fantasy teams. The lack of roster management is why I love best ball. All I need to do is draft the right players.

In your ordinary redraft league it can be quite burdensome figuring out who to start each week, but this is best ball, baby. Instead, give me those late-round guys with upside who randomly crack my lineup any given week, devastating my opponent. Guys like Derrick Henry, Jonathan Taylor and Austin Ekeler - who all finished top-three in BB points per game - are of little interest to me. With wide receiver now covered, it's time to take a look at better in best ball running backs.Īs a drafter whose brain has been broken by Zero RB, I often find myself shying away from elite backs.

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