Run to Daylight Fanball MFL10 Pod w Ryan Lynx @FFLinx

Run to Daylight Fanball MFL10 Pod w Ryan Lynx @FFLinx

• •    Lineup Construction. I have been beating this drum all year. Stick to solid constructions overall. We have discussed the few best constructions and work within them depending on both draft position and how the draft value falls to you.

• •    Exposure. Track your exposure. This year I am using Mike Beers work on Best Ball Command Center to track my exposure. As mentioned many times I never want to drop a tier to accomplish another goal. But if you have players rated similarly don’t be the guy who owns ten shares of one guy and one share of another and then watch the ten share guy get hurt. Injuries are a major part of winning at MFL10’s so mix up your exposure among similarly ranked players when you can. Also it is important to establish and keep track of the maximum you are comfortable with on any player as well.

• •    Advanced Roster Construction- We will do a full article and podcast on this soon but for now consider not drafting the same way all the time. I recently took Antonio Brown over Bell, DJ or Zek. I only had 2 AB shares vs 6 or more for each of the other three AND I know it is likely I can get 2 RB at the turn which gives me a unique construction. I also at times if Kelce or Ertz fall take them and then back them up with Olsen or Rudolph and then stop at TE. Think of ways like this to mix up your teams and boost your overall portfolio.