Andrew Cooper

We talk a lot about best ball these days. And that’s because it’s a format where we can draft a LOT of teams. That process helps us figure out who we are high on, who we are low on, and who we are “just okay” with. That way, we know who our favorite fantasy football breakouts and sleepers are compared to the rest of the field. Since we have a big portfolio of players and we also have our fantasy football rankings for redraft, we can start to identify who we are ahead of the pack on.

There are times when your league mates must be punished for their hubris. Sometimes leagues get a little too “sharp,” a little too overconfident. That especially goes for the singular positions like quarterback and, especially, tight end. They think they can just pass on all the elite tight ends? They all think they can just skate by with their late-round tight end strategy? Even worse, they think they can work in unison and let ALL the tight ends slide?

The Washington Commanders have sat tight most of the offseason with $43M in cap space in their back pocket. They were linked to wide receivers like Brandon Aiyuk, Deebo Samuel, and Keenan Allen. But they finally made their decision by signing former Viking/Bill/Texan/Patriot Stefon Diggs to a one-year, $12M deal.