Being one step ahead of your league mates when it comes to adding players before the market catches up and saving your FAAB or waiver priority in the process is an underrated skill. As mentioned last week, having a solid draft is needed for the success of your season, but using FAAB wisely and starting the right players each week is just as important. In fantasy, we always want to be looking for backup running backs who are one spot away on the depth chart from having fantasy value. While we ...