Don’t draft your Fantasy QB until you read this

Hey!

A quick lesson for today - especially if you’re the type who likes to wait on drafting your quarterback:

If you draft your QB1 late… don’t wait forever to grab your QB2.

I know the idea: “Just wait and see how my late-round QB pans out.”

But here’s the problem: By the time you “wait and see,” the good backups are gone.

Here’s the real issue:

If you take someone like Drake Maye or JJ McCarthy in Round 10, you’re banking on a big breakout.

But what if it doesn’t happen? Suddenly you’re stuck streaming QBs - or burning FAAB budget just to stay afloat.

A smarter move:

If I draft a late QB1, I immediately grab a second one with upside 1–2 rounds later. Instead of waiting until Round 15 or 16, I secure my safety net by Round 12.

That way, if my first pick flops, I’m still covered.

Bottom line:

Late-round QB strategies can work… but only if you back them up quickly. Don’t wait until your league-mates have scooped up all the decent options.

See you tomorrow with another tip!

- Sal

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