Winning at fantasy football does not come as easily as some may think.
Having a strong draft is certainly a key element, but your in-season management and ability to properly play the waiver wire are paramount.
Not only do you need to know how to anticipate potential breakout performances, but you also need to know when to let go of some players whose value rises and falls with the changing landscape of NFL injuries. Waiver darlings such as Joshua Palmer and Marquise Goodwin are yesterday’s news and it is time to invest in a new crop of hopefuls to carry you to the finish line.
With Rams receiver Cooper Kupp landing on injured reserve and Matthew Stafford coming back from his concussion, we need to be more invested in both Van Jefferson and Ben Skowronek. Most assume Stafford will turn to Allen Robinson, but his inability to gain separation has been the reason his quarterback hasn’t looked his way much, not just that Kupp was Stafford’s favorite.
The value of players in fantasy rises and falls like the stock market and it is up to you to identify the fluctuations. Watching a player excel for two weeks and then disappear is common in fantasy football, which is why most waiver adds have a limited shelf-life for actual use in your starting roster. Cutting them should be easy, especially if you are good at identifying the constant changes across the NFL landscape.
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