Fantasy owners come in many shapes and sizes, from homers to statheads.  However, I have yet to come across an owner who plays in only one league.  It is pretty much like that potato chip slogan about how you can’t have just one.  Some enthusiast gets so involved that they make fantasy games almost a second job.  My attempt here is to discuss a strategy so that this hobby is never a job.  I never want owners to feel like managing multiple teams is like juggling chainsaws…difficult and potentially harmful.  Better yet, I would prefer the outcome to be one where it is a hobby with positive cash flow.  In order for that to happen, there needs to be a clear strategy around how you manage your teams.

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This last chapter is a bit of a catch-all, covering topics that are worthy to make note of yet not enough to write another thesis.  We have discussed the primary positions of QB, RB and WR.  However, you draft much more than those positions.  So the questions remains, what about the rest of your roster?

Draft for scarcity at WR, but not "special teams"

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