Fantasy Football High-Stakes Winner Jack Delaney takes a look at five running backs whose performances during preseason may cause overreactions.
Before Week 1 you can either use preseason games as a way to confirm your opinions or drastically change your outlook, but know going in that both of these things will happen, guaranteed.
The best approach is to meet somewhere in the middle, where you are aware of the preseason results, but you aren’t drafting Brock Osweiler because he went 15 for 20 and scored a touchdown. You can only speculate before action actually starts, so Fantasy players and fans alike can blow results out of proportion because we all desperately want Week 1 of the regular season to get here now.