Congratulations. Your Fantasy Football Draft is over! Hopefully you got every single player you wanted, and your competition was woefully short on the football intelligence quotient. That would be nice, but we know that life just isn’t that easy. You got some players you wanted, spent too much on some, and absolutely screwed up twice. So, what now? How do you rectify all the errors you made? Settle down, homeboy. This is where you either win or lose your league championship. The Draft takes one day, but there are 12 to 14 weeks of line-up changing, waiver wire moves, trades and bench decisions to make before you earn a spot in your league’s playoffs.The first thing you need to do now is be brutally honest with yourself at each position. Look at your team and see where you excelled, and where you made decisions like Courtney Love signing out of rehab. If you have too many RBs and not enough quality wideouts, check the overall board and see which manager needs ball carriers. Approach him and let him know you are available to help him out, but do not appear anxious. Do this at each position, but do not over-react.Next,… Read full this story
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