While fantasy football keeper drafts are similar to their traditional season-long brethren, there are some key differences. The most obvious, of course, is that managers get to keep players from one season to the next.
Knowing who to keep isn't as simple as sticking by your top 2020 performers, either. If your top running back from last season has an average draft position (ADP) that places him in the third round, it's not worth spending a first-round pick to keep him.
Sometimes, it's simply more valuable to dive back into the player pool. Several top options will be kept and off the proverbial table, but you should still be able to find solid value.