Let Fantasy Pigskin Tips.com advise you on how to make the best fantasy football picks each year!

Remember, the difference in how many points your players score compared to others in that position is more important than the absolute number of points that player scores!

In other words, your highest-scoring player is a QB who only earns 4 points more than many other QB's is less important  than your highest-scoring RB who earns 8 points less than many other RB's.  Superstars such as Peyton Manning and Ladanian Tomlinson are so valuable because they consistently  score significantly more points than others at their positions.

We provide general tips on how to pick efficient football players at each position to assemble a high-scoring fantasy footall team.  We rank the position in the following order of importance:

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• Running backs (RB)
• Quarterbacks (QB)
• Wide receivers (WR)
• Tight ends (TE)
• Place kickers (PK)
• Defense/Special teams (D/ST)

Keep in mind these general guidelines for picking fantasy players during your draft:

• Don't pick players at the same position that have the same bye week.
• Avoid selecting QB/WR tandems from the same team.  If the offense has a bad week or plays a tough defense, neither will score many points.  They also will have the same bye week.
• Take the best player available instead of focusing on drafting for a specific position each round.  (i.e., If everyone selects a running back in the first round, you should consider drafting Peyton Manning due to his propensity for putting up gawdy numbers relative to other quarterbacks.)
• Assess your roster after a couple rounds to ensure that you obtain quality RB's, QB's, and WR's.
• Don't pick players at the same position that have the same bye week.