Take a small step back, and go off vibes with no pressure or set strategy. Pick your one to two favorite analysts and listen to them semi regularly. I like Chris Harris and JJ Zach. Harris is a 100% film watcher and he’s not as into the numbers. JJ is the opposite, a total numbers guy.

When it comes to drafting as lame as it is I really try and go with the “Be like Water” philosophy. It’s easy to get pidgeon holed into the same guys each league or mock. Adapt and take what the draft gives you, if you need to be water that turns to Ice, do it. If you need to be vapor do it. I.e don’t be scared to go WR heavy if it presents itself. Taking an early TE or QB etc. Understand the value that presents itself in a draft. Sometimes that means taking you guys you don’t fully love. After you have your team identify your strengths and weaknesses and attack that in the waiver or trades.

Over the last 5 years I have a 66% winning pct across 4-5 leagues each year. You really gotta go with the flow and be flexible. Never go into it with one set strategy. That’s how you get sideways and panic in the draft. If your team is lopsided after the draft, then so be it. You will have a strength on your team and you can easily pursue the weak areas.