Drafters Best Ball Rankings (UPDATES 9AM DAILY)

Below are our Top-300 rankings for Drafters best ball leagues. Please note that these rankings update daily at 9 a.m. ET.

• ADP — If you compare Drafters ADP to other sites, you’ll notice for the most part that ADPs are not adjusted for the season-long structure. This is often the case for injured players, rookies, expected late bloomers, etc. Look for these types of values and draft accordingly. There is no difference between early- and late-season production in this Drafters format.
• Upside — More than anything else, we’re looking for upside. We want to be drafting players that have legit season-breaking upside. There are going to be some mid and late guys that break out, and to finish in the top .001% that is necessary for this contest, you’ll need to hit on them. Drafting for that upside is key when deciding between players, particularly in the middle and late rounds.
• Onesies — The key at the onesies is finding elite production, either by spending up early or finding the breakout players.

  We should often be mixing throughout our portfolio elite guys in the early rounds or late guys with breakout upside, but what we are trying not to do is take a safe approach and grab three safe QBs or TEs. We can still grab three at QB or TE, but each one should have a path to a breakout season if so. We usually prefer going with only two QBs, as it gives me more outs at the other positions to hit on players that post breakout seasons.

• Uniqueness — The only thing better than hitting on the breakout player is if you hit on the breakout player that isn’t drafted in the majority of drafts. Think of it like hitting on a low-priced DFS guy that goes for three TDs. Not only did you hit hard, but you are getting amazing leverage on the field. Consider which players at each position have not been drafted throughout the year but, if things go right, could be a huge part of your team.