Dave Richard devised a round-by-round draft plan to attack win every round of your Fantasy Football drafts

The very first thing you must do before you draft is know your league rules. I shouldn't have to say this, you should instinctively want to know the ins and outs of your league's scoring system, lineup requirements, IR spots, waiver rules, etc. long before you start thinking about who to take.

After that, you might think it's time to "plan" for your draft. If by plan you mean go through a rank list of players and do a little research on guys you're not sure about, then knock yourself out. That's important. But if it's to glean whether you should "go Zero RB" or "wait on a QB," then you're just wasting your time.

It's good to know all the different strategies, and even better to recognize which strategy you're going to go with based on how your first couple of picks are made. But that's not the key to Fantasy draft nirvana.

The biggest piece of wisdom I can impart on you is simple: Buy the dip.

1. When a player unexpectedly slides in your draft and you have the chance to get him, don't think twice about it. Draft him. Buy the dip.

2. When there's been…

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