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Now is the time to double down on your pre-draft work and decide which players inside the top 200 fantasy football rankings you feel will give you the best path to a championship and an all-elusive trophy. From Zero RB, late-round QB, to robust RB, the only wrong strategy you can use is not preparing and going in blind. Whether you have the first pick or the last in your fantasy draft, there are a plethora of top-tier players available as the talent on the field has never been better. I have trouble believing Akers will end up a third-round pick in many fantasy drafts, but his listed ADP is easy to avoid.Top 200 fantasy football players for 2021 Picking Akers in the third round is mighty rich, especially when we don’t know his level of recovery from the Achilles injury he suffered before the 2021 season in addition to the fact his coach Sean McVay has declared the Rams have two starting running backs - Akers and Darrell Henderson. ROUND 3 LOS ANGELES RAMS RB CAM AKERS ADP ranking: 34 | My ranking: 45 Mix in that the 49ers now have Trey Lance behind center, and the uncertainty is enough to pass on Samuel in the second round. Samuel scored eight more touchdowns and accumulated 500 more yards than expected, numbers that are impossible to repeat. The 49ers’ dual threat was a touchdown-scoring machine, but from distances that don't tend to lead to so many scores. Samuel was the WR13 in expected fantasy points last season based on his usage yet finished as WR2.

Samuel is another case of fading outlier efficiency.

ROUND 2 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS WR DEEBO SAMUEL ADP ranking: 18 | My ranking: 38 I don’t think Henry is a bad pick but prefer others who have more complete profiles. Henry will always have limited usage in the passing game, meaning it’s a requirement that he maintains outlier rushing efficiency and volume just to compete with other top backs. Nonetheless, Henry has enough risk baked into his profile to fade him as a mid-first-round pick. Henry still has an overall RB1 ceiling after finishing first in points per game last season. ROUND 1 TENNESSEE TITANS RB DERRICK HENRY ADP ranking: 6 | My ranking: 9

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CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR PFF+ AND TRY IT FREE TODAY All PFF+ subscribers now have access to our revamped fantasy football draft guide, which has all the streamlined and intuitive features you’ll need to dominate your draft this season. These players' ADPs are pulled from a combination of half-PPR rankings at ESPN, Yahoo and Underdog Fantasy, which I contrasted with my half-PPR rankings to find the players with the least value in each round through Round 12. I’ve compiled the players I have been avoiding the most often in fantasy football drafts over the past couple weeks, separated by the round in which they’re most commonly drafted according to fantasy average draft position (ADP).

Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow is an outstanding “real-life” football player, but he should be avoided in the mid-rounds of fantasy drafts due to his lack of rushing production.

Hockenson and Buffalo Bills‘ Dawson Knox.

If fantasy managers don’t select a tight end early, avoid falling for mid-round traps, such as the Detroit Lions‘ T.J.

Bet against the continuation of outlier efficiency by fading Tennessee Titans RB Derrick Henry and San Francisco 49ers WR Deebo Samuel in the first two rounds.

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