Alright, so, I got into this whole fantasy football thing, and let me tell you, it’s a wild ride. I started by looking up some rankings online. There are a lot of them to go through.
Getting Started
I decided to dive deep into these rankings. First, I grabbed a pen and paper. I know, old school, but it helps me think. Then, I started comparing rankings from different websites. Some had this guy at the top, others had him way down. It was all over the place!
Digging Deeper
After that, I started watching some games. You know, actually seeing these players in action. It’s one thing to read about them, another to see them make plays. I jotted down notes on who looked good, who was getting a lot of touches, and who seemed to be their quarterback’s favorite target.
I also looked at injuries. Man, injuries can really shake things up. One week a guy is top-ranked, the next he’s out for the season. Gotta stay on top of that stuff. I made a list of injured players and who might step up in their place.
Making My Own Rankings
So, after all that, I felt ready to make my own rankings. I took everything I learned, all my notes, and my gut feelings, and put together my own list. It wasn’t perfect, but it was mine. Here’s a simplified version of what I did:
- Compared online rankings
- Watched games and took notes
- Tracked injuries
- Created my own list based on all data
Final Thoughts
It’s a lot of work, this fantasy football thing. But, it’s also a lot of fun. I learned a ton, and I think my rankings are pretty solid. Now, let’s see how the season plays out!
In the end, it was fun! And my team did ok. I will continue doing this next year.