In Part 1, the strategy was clear: from the top four picks, secure an elite WR or Bijan Robinson and build around QB/TE advantages where possible. Now it’s time to finish the draft.

Eric Karabell's provides an introduction to the ins and outs of salary cap drafts for fantasy football.

For me, and I’m sure several others, the new fantasy football season really begins after the NFL Draft. We’ve made it through free agency, we now know where rookies are at, and it’s time to see what’s ...