Updated August 20th and includes Opt-Out Analysis! Have you noticed most 2020 Fantasy Football Magazines and Fantasy Football Books tend to recycle the same information, the same sleepers and the same tiers? This is because they're all using the same information: last year's stats! Last year's stats won't tell you how Mike McCarthy will utilize Ezekiel Elliot or if Mark Rhule will keep feeding Christian McCaffrey the ball. But The 2020 Fantasy Football Almanac and Draft Guide does! A few years ago, I was like everyone else. I scoured the Internet and Fantasy Football publications searching for any advantage I could find. I found myself reading 10-15 different books that all wound up telling me the same thing. Making things worse - they were telling all of my competition as well. That's when "sleeper" picks become overhyped and over drafted. To avoid draft day misses, I knew I had to dig into the data. I knew I had to watch film and after a while, I came to realize Fantasy Football success comes from knowing the offensive schemes and how a player's talents will be used in an offense. This is why (as my Fantasy Football Book predicted) Lamar Jackson flourished in last year under Greg Roman's coaching and Le'Veon Bell disappointed in Adam Gase's offensive scheme). In fact, 7 of our 8 "Too Risky" picks were busts last season! Think about this. If all my Fantasy Football Almanac and Draft Guide did was tell you about one sleeper who is so far forgotten you could draft him and start him in the last round, would it be worth it? My readers who picked up Darren Waller and Devin Singletary in the late rounds last year think so. Or if all this Fantasy Football Almanac and Draft Guide did was keep you from using your draft day picks on season-long busts? This is more than a fantasy football magazine. It's a fantasy football scouting agency. We blend next-gen sports analytics with good old fashion film study. I literally watch every single preseason game in order to properly calibrate this guide's rankings throughout the offseason. That's right, The Fantasy Football Almanac and Draft Guide comes with FREE updates. You don't have to pay $5 a month to access them. If you buy the book we tell you how to access them. Included Within: -300 detailed player writeups with three year statistical progression included -Instructions on how to interact with Sean throughout the offseason -Over half of the league has a new head coach or offensive coordinator. How does this impact fantasy potential? Sean's shares insights based on film study and statistical analysis to project the impact of new offensive schemes. oWe've updated our algorithms to include play calling tendency of coaching staffs -Other guides use historical data to project their totals. The Fantasy Football Almanac and Draft Guide is the only fantasy football magazine that utilizes scouting for future rankings. Our draft strategy is primed to maximize the value of every draft pick. -Defense and Kicker analysis has been completed to identify competitive advantage at these positions, which are commonly ignored -We've completed an easy to follow draft guide with useful tips for fantasy football rookies and fantasy football experts alike -Overall player "tiers" definition (which is more useful for draft strategy when playing in leagues with multiple team counts) -Expanded sleeper list that is rooted in scouting, coaching analysis and analytics. You won't find these players in other guides! -Risky players list, which identifies popular players that carry risk, are over-drafted based on our analysis and/or carry significant bust potential -Fantasy Rankings for different league types: Points-per-Reception (PPR), Standard/non-PPR and Rookies (for Dynasty Leagues)