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Here we are again. This time, I'll be going over my top ten wide receivers. While I'm likely to only get one of these guys because I draft my first wide receiver in the third round, it's important to know who I'm drafting when I'm on the clock.  My strategy this year, unless something extraordinary happens, is to go running back, running back, wide receiver, and then best available from there. The following rankings are compiled based on a standard point per reception league, because honestly, who plays non-PPR these days? I'll give you a fair warning: The following rankings are my most unpredictable of any position. So sit back, and enjoy the show.     1. Calvin Johnson, Lions - Quarterback, running back, and wide receiver all have distinct number ones this season. While the Madden Curse sort of scares me this year, it's not something that is going to...

Here is how I would attack a fantasy football draft at Icon.  The line up is as follows 1QB 2RBs 3Wrs 1 TE 1 Flex (RB, WR or TE) 1 ppr and 4 points per passing TD.           With that said...here is where I start going HAM on the draft.  Because this is big boy fantasy football...there is  no drafting a QB in the first two rounds of this draft.   Ideally, I would not draft a stud QB until the fifth round of the fantasy football draft.   If I have one of the first four spots in the draft, I draft a RB.  Picks 5-12 I have a lot of flexibility on what I want to do:  I would have no problems leaving the first two rounds with Gronk and Graham, because I can flex one...and kill the talent pool in that area.  I know that my...