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If you’re into trying out a draft after reading this article, check these guys out.  \nI’ve never written up a draft plan for Best Ball, but in these times, I’m champing at the bit to get a handle on my plan of action for 2020, and before we (hopefully) get to season-long draft season, we first navigate Best Ball draft season. I haven’t drafted a ton of Best Ball teams in my life, but I did participate in five of them last year while on the air on SiriusXM, and I wound up winning three of them … I’m told that’s a very good percentage. Best Ball is more about upside than any other fantasy format, and I’ve been about upside my entire career, so that probably explains my success in 2019.  \nI have spent a lot of time examining the Best Ball landscape by following the excellent ADP data from our partners [over a](over a BestBall10s.com)[ BestBall10s.com](over a BestBall10s.com), and I have participated in three drafts there since late-March, so I had a good feel for how I want to proceed leading up to the NFL draft. But with the draft now in the books, I’ve gone back to update this plan. We here at Fantasy Points default to consensus rankings for keeper, season, and weekly rankings; but with this article, I’m on my own. I’m sure the rest of the staff agrees with 85-90% of my picks, but this here below is my plan, not exactly the site’s plan.  \nLet’s get to it.  \nTHE QUARTERBACK PLAN  \nIt’s been a while since I’ve endorsed drafting a QB early in any type of fantasy football format, and for a couple of weeks there in March and April, I saw an opening to actually draft a QB early, but that ship has already sailed with Patrick Mahomes now commanding a 2nd-round pick in a 12-team BB draft, per [BestBall10s.com](BestBall10s.com)’s latest ADP. I had written in April that I would not take Mahomes unless he slips to the third round, and as of 5/5/20, that appears to be a pipe dream.  \nMahomes does stand out to me as a league-winner, as Lamar Jackson was last year, but since he was being drafted in early May, on average, ahead of high-impact RBs like Miles Sanders and Clyde Edwards-Helaire, I can no longer endorse Mahomes. It was a fun few weeks, at least, when he was available in the 3rd round (and for the record, the rest of the staff didn’t love my Mahomes plan even in the 3rd round) .  \nSo I probably won’t take Mahomes, but a new and viable option has emerged in the first 50-60 picks of best ball drafts, and it’s Dak Prescott (53 ADP as of 5/5) . Considering his embarrassment of riches at receiver after the drafting of CeeDee Lamb at 17 overall, I will consider Dak-as long as the RB talent has dried up, which is possible. Like, if Todd Gurley is the best available back, the RB talent in my mind“has dried up.”  \nOtherwise, I’m probably going to fade all other QBs going off the board in the top 100 overall. I’m not exactly feeling guys like Russell Wilson, Deshaun Watson, Kyler Murray and Josh Allen, who all have ADPs in the double-digits. Yes, those guys all run and are good fantasy producers, but other than maybe Murray, I don’t necessarily view them as brilliant options. I may warm up to Wilson, but he’s still a little too streaky to love at his price. Watson lost his stud WR and is rolling with two major injury risks at WR in Will Fuller and Brandin Cooks. And Allen hasn’t progressed enough as a passer, so I’m not excited about those guys at their cost.  \nI’m more excited about some strong options who are more affordable, so if I don’t draft Mahomes, I’ll be targeting one of these guys 100-150 picks into a Best Ball draft:  \n• Carson Wentz (Phi, 115 ADP)— He wasn’t a great fantasy guy last year, but he played well overall, and his WR corps can’t get any worse than it was in 2019. I’m not worried m","cbCailHaAg9wm5Ee","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailHaAg9wm5Ee","pdf",17022022,91,"English","# THE QUARTERBACK PLAN\n## Early QB investment criteria\n## Target options (ADP 100-150)\n## Quarterbacks to fade","[{\"question\":\"Why does the plan move away from drafting a QB early in Best Ball?\",\"answer\":\"The plan argues that, while an early QB window briefly looked possible, the market shifted and common early targets became too expensive based on current ADP and cost-versus-upside concerns.\"},{\"question\":\"What QB is highlighted as the best option in the early part of drafts?\",\"answer\":\"Dak Prescott is presented as the new viable option within the first 50–60 picks, with the plan noting that receiver strength and remaining RB talent can influence whether to consider him.\"},{\"question\":\"Which QBs does the plan target later and why?\",\"answer\":\"It targets affordable QBs in the 100–150 range, including Carson Wentz, Daniel Jones, Tom Brady, Baker Mayfield, Ben Roethlisberger, Joe Burrow, and Jimmy Garoppolo, emphasizing upside, occasional big fantasy games, and supporting factors like offensive roles and team circumstances.\"}]","Best-Ball Draft Plan - Best-Ball draft season action | PDF",1791917345,32]