I didn't invent the concept (H/T @RyanMc23) but I spent the last few years trying to master it.
Let's dive into the principles of the Productive Struggle strategy.
The Productive Struggle strategy involves deliberately sacrificing short-term success for long-term gain.
It focuses on building a strong foundation for future seasons by acquiring young, high-upside WRs, fading RBs, and accumulating draft capital.
Building a successful fantasy football team starts with effective player evaluation. It's crucial to assess players accurately based on their performance, potential, and situational factors.
Here are some key strategies to consider:
Study player production trends.
Analyze production from previous seasons. Look for consistency and any noticeable trends. This data provides valuable insights into a player's potential.
But remember past performance doesn't always equate to future success.
