Win your fantasy league with these cheat codes

Hey, no long story today.

Just three simple tips to make your fantasy draft sharper, faster, and more prepared than half your league.

No panic picks. No scrambling.

Let’s go:

Tip 1 – Queue 20+ Players Before the Draft Even Starts

Watching the clock tick down while you’re scrambling through rosters, rankings, and random tweets?

Yeah—panic mode.

Even thinking about it makes me sweat a little. Don’t do that to yourself.

Load your queue before the draft starts.

Look 2–3 rounds ahead, flag your guys, and be ready.

Tip 2 – Spy on Your League-Mates

Once your queue is set and your plan is in place, you unlock the best move of all: getting sneaky with it.

Fantasy football isn’t chess. It’s poker. And half the draft game is watching everyone else’s hand.

Here’s what I mean:

Let’s say you’re drafting from the 9 spot, and you’re torn between a QB and RB in Round 5.

You peek ahead and see the 10th pick already has Josh Allen. Perfect. Take the RB now.

Odds are, your QB will still be there on the wraparound.

Little moves like this = big draft-day edges.

Tip 3 – Avoid Injury-Prone Veterans (Seriously)

I’ve said this before, and I’ll keep saying it until people stop doing it:

Stop chasing last year’s production on guys with medical charts longer than their stat lines.

Think about Cooper Kupp last season. Surgeries. Soft tissue issues. Age. But people still spent a 3rd-rounder on him.

And this year?

Players like Stefon Diggs, Christian McCaffrey, and Chris Godwin are starting to feel like “value”… until they’re not.

Draft for what’s coming, not what’s already happened.

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Let your league chase vibes. You’ll be ready.

—Sal