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That's the goal in many aspects of fantasy football, and that's why I'm here. Stashing players is a common practice, and you should be looking to do so in some way shape or form, to keep you ahead of the curve.
\n\nMany people like to focus on what's becoming a common phrase around the fantasy industry, "one injury away." That means grabbing a player to put on your bench who could be in for a significantly larger role, if one injury occurs to a player ahead of him. This has been in use for years with running back handcuffs, but we can expand it to other positions.
\n\nColeman has garnered positive buzz throughout training camp and preseason, making him a good player to target. The Broncos have an elite offensive line, and with a bit of murkiness in their backfield, he's a player to have on your radar.
\n\nThere's no doubt J.K. Dobbins is a solid running back … when he's healthy. Dobbins missing time is something we can essentially set our watch to. It sucks to see him injured so often, but we should prepare for everything. Also, RJ Harvey had a tough time truly commanding the backfield when…
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