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Dynasty Fantasy Football Guide: Rankings, Draft Strategy, Overview, How To Win

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What is a Dynasty Fantasy Football League?

A dynasty fantasy football league is a fantasy football format where managers can keep a significant chunk or all of their rosters intact year-over-year, and trades and transactions continue to take place in the offseason.

New dynasty leagues begin with a start-up draft that includes the entire NFL player pool, but there are tons of different and unique dynasty formats.

If you’ve never played in a dynasty league, you should join one, because the action never stops. Who doesn’t want year-long fantasy football?

Key Strategy Differences: Dynasty vs Redraft Leagues

In fantasy football redraft leagues, all of your draft picks, trades, and waiver wire pickups are aimed at players who can help your roster win immediately for a specific season. While rookies can be strong targets in redraft leagues, fantasy managers do not have to heavily consider age when selecting their teams.

Ultimately the only goal of redraft formats is to win a championship right away.

In dynasty fantasy football formats, age matters, as you’re not picking a brand-new team each season. Your roster could be made up of players who are likely to help you win in the future rather than established veteran studs that make you a playoff contender right away.

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Dynasty Fantasy Football League Draft Strategy

The three primary draft strategies for dynasty fantasy football leagues include a win-now approach, a win-later build, or a neutral strategy. While you can go into your start-up draft with an idea of which approach you want to take, your best bet is to be adaptable based on how the draft board is playing out.

If most of your league members are aggressively targeting veterans, your best bet is likely to take the discounts on the falling rookies. If most of your league is focused on drafting young and/or unproven players, you should hammer win-now veteran picks. This gives you a great shot at winning your league in the first or second year of its existence.

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Below, let’s dive into each of the three strategies:

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Win-Now Draft Strategy: Fantasy managers can quickly get an edge on other fantasy owners by implementing a win-now draft strategy. While the majority of your league battles to draft shiny rookies and other talented young players, you can take discounts on established veterans with a few years of production left in the tank. Running backs and wide receivers in their late 20s or early 30s often slip far beyond their ADP in redraft leagues, so you can find yourself with a dominant “redraft” team for the first few years of the league’s existence while in “win-now” mode.

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Win-Later/Rebuild Draft Strategy: The “win-later” or rebuilding strategy requires patience and punting on winning big in Year 1 or 2, but if done properly, it can result in dominating your competition down the road. For this type of draft strategy, your goal is to target rookies, sophomores, third-year players, and future draft picks.

Franchise quarterbacks can play a dozen or more years at a high level, so an older QB can fit this roster build. Inevitably, you will select some veterans, and targeting players who will score fantasy points right away is key as you look to potentially trade them for more future value in Year 1. The goal of fantasy football is always to win your league’s “Super Bowl,” but punting the playoffs early on while building a future dynasty is a strong way to start your new league.

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Neutral Draft Strategy: A neutral draft strategy gives fantasy managers the option to pivot to win-now or win-later mode depending on how the first regular season is going. This build can lead to being stuck in the middle of your league’s standings for years to come, but it offers more flexibility. To execute a neutral draft strategy, you’ll aim to find a balance between picking aging veterans and young players who could see a significant boost in value in the future.

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How to Use Dynasty Rankings to Build a Winning Team

Using RotoBaller’s Dynasty Rankings, you can quickly see the order of quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends through a dynasty lens. Use these rankings before, during, and after your dynasty draft to guide your picks and see how your roster stacks up with other owners’ teams.

Our dynasty rankings can also help you identify trade targets in higher tiers that could be available in your league. These dynasty rankings are constantly updated, so be sure to check if some of your key players are rising or falling with each update. A player continuously falling during the regular season or offseason could signal you should look to trade them, also known as “selling low.”

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Dynasty League Rankings: How to Rank Prospects

While dynasty leagues can go on for as long as your league wants it to, it’s important to remember the end goal is winning. That said, viewing dynasty assets through a three-year window is a sound process.

We can’t project what someone’s career will look like far beyond a three-year window, so most dynasty rankings should be based on a rough projection of the next two to three seasons of production. QBs are often an exception here.

Rookie Dynasty Sleepers: Targeting Dark Horse Draft Picks

Every season, there are at least a handful of rookie darlings early in fantasy drafts. In previous years, players like Bijan Robinson (ATL), Breece Hall (NYJ), and Marvin Harrison Jr. (ARI) have been prospects that fantasy managers have been impatiently waiting for ever since they showed flashes in college.

However, just like any fantasy football draft, it’s key to find value outside the top half of the first round. Consider factors like college production, college strength of competition, athletic testing scores, and draft capital when trying to uncover potential undervalued rookies and dark horse draft picks.

There are always rookies who slip into the early or middle second round that could have been justified as first-round picks, especially at wide receiver. If a WR is selected in the first round of the “real” NFL draft, he is worth taking no later than the early second round even if you did not love the prospect in the pre-draft process. An NFL team committed valuable draft capital to that player, so it’s worth taking an inexpensive shot on them.

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For every Bijan Robinson (ATL), Malik Nabers (NYG), and Brock Bowers (LV), there’s a Bucky Irving (TB), Puka Nacua (LAR), and George Kittle (SF). Fantasy managers can build a significant edge over their league mates by approaching rookie drafts properly. No one has seen these players play in the NFL yet, so late-round values are often easier to identify and obtain.

Finding the Top Dynasty League Veteran Breakout Candidates

Rookies and young players are the most valuable players in fantasy football dynasty leagues but don’t forget to target potential veteran breakouts, especially in a win-now mode. Rookies traditionally take a year or two to start producing fantasy points at a high level, so filling out your roster with potential breakout veterans is important for building your team.

Having a cast of stud young players to anchor your roster is the ideal situation, but a handful of win-now veterans on top could be what gets your team to the playoffs and competing for a championship.

Potential veteran breakout candidates include players who:

  • Are entering an elevated role
  • Got a QB upgrade in the offseason
  • Earned a contract above expected in free agency
  • Are scheduled to be a free agent after a strong season
  • Are traded to a team with a better offense
  • Excelled on a per-game basis but dealt with injuries
  • Devalued on the trade market due to his reputation in past seasons
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Dynasty League Settings Explained: Best Practices

Like redraft and best ball leagues, there are endless ways a dynasty fantasy football leagues can be set up.

If you’re tasked with starting your own dynasty league, getting input from your entire league’s members and considering it along with your personal preferences is a good way to build a strong league that can last a long time.

Dynasty leagues can be set up to be conventional or you can add unique twists to the roster requirements, scoring format, waiver wire system, and playoff format.

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Below are some examples of how dynasty formats can vary:

  • Draft Format: slow or live draft
  • Scoring Format: standard, half-PPR, PPR, TE-Premium, bonus points
  • Annual Buy-in: each year’s entry fee for participating
  • Waiver system: rolling waivers or FAAB (bidding dollars/blind bidding system)
  • Roster requirements: single-QB, Superflex/2QB, team defenses, individual defensive players (IDP), injured reserve spots
  • Roster size: number of players on active rosters and starting lineups.
  • Matchup type: head-to-head or top half of point scorers collect a win each week
  • Playoff format: number of teams and one-week or two-week matchups

Dynasty League Waiver Wire Pickups Strategy

The waiver wire is an important piece of a dynasty league, just like a traditional fantasy football format.

However, waivers are often much more scarce because roster sizes are usually larger. Additionally, rookie or sophomore players who have not broken out are often rostered in these setups, unlike in redraft leagues where they would be dropped.

Still, you should always be looking to upgrade your team from top to bottom with cheap free-agent pickups. After every week of the regular season, check your waivers for potential sleepers who could have an impact later in the season. There usually aren’t obvious free-agent targets, but diving deep into usage trends and box scores could reward you with a hidden gem.

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In deeper setups, check to see if an RB3 in a great offense is available on waivers. Take advantage of the increased number of roster spots to stash potential late-season values that could make the difference between winning and losing in the fantasy football playoffs.

Rookie Draft Strategy for Fantasy Football Dynasty Leagues

Everyone has a different strategy when it comes to rookie drafts.

Some of your league mates will strictly pick based on NFL Draft capital, some only value what they saw while watching game film, and others are purely drafting the players with the most impressive athletic and analytical profiles. You could also be playing in a league with college football fans who pick players on coming from their favorite schools or avoid players from schools they don’t like (don’t do this!)

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The best approach is likely a blend of all of the above, except the “helmet scouting” method, but let’s take a look at four keys for crushing rookie drafts.

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Heavily Weigh NFL Draft Capital: Even if you don’t like a prospect, an NFL team is going to give players with early draft capital an abundance of opportunities to “hit.” When in doubt, target players who were drafted in the first two rounds well before Day 3 picks. Conversely, don’t reach on a rookie who was selected in the fifth or sixth round just because you liked them as a prospect. Those players will usually fall into the later rounds of rookie drafts.

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Assess Your Team Needs, But Don’t Reach: Just like in the “real” NFL Draft, you should not always reach on a position of need versus taking the “best player available.” If a monster running back prospect flips but you’re weak at receiver, you should still consider taking the running back. Remember, you can always make trades to fill the holes in your roster.

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Don’t Overvalue Landing Spots: Landing spots matter, but it’s important not to overvalue them. In a rookie draft, you select players who could potentially be on your roster for years, so their situation can change. Additionally, players like Malik Nabers and Brock Bowers proved if you’re good enough, you’ll still produce fantasy points.

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Consider Trading Draft Picks/Avoid Rookie Fever: One of the most fun aspects of dynasty leagues is taking part in a rookie draft. Your entire league is excited to pick up shiny new rookies, which means they’ll often overpay for your rookie draft picks. The value of your pick is highest when you’re “on the clock,” so there is often a good opportunity to sell your pick to the highest bidder in exchange for an established fantasy stud or a package of picks later in the draft.

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How to Rebuild An Orphaned Fantasy Football Dynasty Team

  • Understand Your League’s Rules – before attempting to rebuild an orphan team you just joined, be sure to read the fine print of your new league’s rules and settings. Whether a league uses half-PPR or PPR scoring is a significant factor in how to approach your rebuild. As a new owner of the league, you must understand which players carry more value for the specific league rules.
  • Assess Your Lineup/Roster – decide whether your best course of action is to go all in for a playoff push or blow up your roster and begin a full rebuild. If your team is full of over-the-hill veterans who are rapidly declining but your overall roster isn’t ready to beat the competition, this is a clear signal you should look to trade for future draft picks and young building blocks.
  • Test The Trade Market – as you enter your new league, reach out to other teams to gauge interest in trading for the players you’re hoping to offload. Valuations of players can widely vary from person to person in dynasty leagues. Trades are one of the best parts of fantasy football, and it can be even more fun with draft picks involved.
  • Mine Value In Rookie Drafts and Value Draft Picks – Trading for a bunch of win-now pieces is the easiest way to instantly compete and rebuild an orphan team, but that’s easier said than done. Just like with real NFL teams, building a roster with draft picks is doable — it just might take longer. However, this method often leads to more sustainable success rather than entering a “do-or-die” situation that will leave your team crumbling after a year or two.
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  • Be Patient – rebuilding an orphan team isn’t easy. You’re aiming to take over a team you had no part in drafting or building, so it can take a few years to get your team up to par with the rest of the competition

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