Yardzilla @yardzilla

How to Apply VORP in Your Drafts 1. Get projections tailored to your league scoring (PPR, half, standard). 2. Define replacement: Usually last starter drafted (e.g., QB12, RB24, WR36, TE12 in 12-team). 3. Calculate or use tools: Sites like FantasyPros offer VORP rankings. 4. Draft by highest VORP until starters filled, then fill bench. 5. In-season: Use for trades/waivers — target positive VORP adds over name value. 6. Customize: Adjust for your league size, scoring, and roster settings. Superflex? QB replacement rises sharply. Pro Tip: VORP highlights “value cliffs” — positions where talent drops fast (RB/TE early, QB/WR later). Pair it with ADP to find steals. Master VORP and you stop drafting “good” players in a vacuum. You start building championship rosters by exploiting positional scarcity. There are pros and cons to this philosophy and strategy, but the more you know the more you can develop your favorite. What’s your biggest VORP takeaway this season? Drop it below 👇 #FantasyFootball #VORP #ValueBasedDrafting #YardzillaFantasySports

Position-by-Position Breakdown (Standard 12-Team League Example) Tight Ends (1 starter, very thin): • Premium position. Top TEs (especially pass-catching weapons) generate massive VORP. • Example: Elite TE at 180 points vs. replacement TE12 at ~80–100 → +80–100 VORP. • This is why stud TEs fly off the board early — the gap to streamers is enormous. Tight Ends — super thin, so the studs create massive separation. • Trey McBride +55, Brock Bowers +53. • Colston Loveland +44.
After those top three the drop-off is steep — most everyone else is under +30 and quickly goes to zero. That’s why the elite TEs get drafted much earlier than in past years.

Draft and team building philosophy. What is VORP? Value Over Replacement Player (VORP) is one of the most popular ways to evaluate players. It measures how much extra fantasy production a player delivers compared to a readily available “replacement-level” player at the same position (think waiver wire fodder anyone can grab). It shifts focus from raw points to relative value — crucial because positions have wildly different depths. The Core Idea • Replacement level = the expected output of the last starter you’d draft or the best waiver option (e.g., QB12–14 in a 12-team league, RB24–30, etc.). • VORP = Player’s projected fantasy points minus replacement-level points. • Positive VORP = elite difference-maker. Zero or negative? Streamable or bench fodder. This powers Value-Based Drafting (VBD): Draft the highest VORP available to maximize roster advantage, not just best absolute projections.

ICYMI- Jonathan Taylor just said he wants to be a Colt for life — here’s why he’s a high-end RB1 for 2026 fantasy football that is often an afterthought. JT straight up told reporters he’s expressed to the Colts that he wants to be there forever. No drama, no holdout talk — just pure loyalty heading into a contract year. That mindset matters. Last season he was a top 5 rusher in the NFL with just shy of 1,500 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns. His locked-in role, and a coaching staff that feeds him the ball creates amazing floor with TD upside. Draft him early in redraft, build around him, and thank me in December. If you cant get Gibbs, Bijan or CMC then Taylor is a great option. Who’s your “forgotten” RB1 this year — Taylor or someone else?

@GeoffLambert77 @ScottFish24 Can’t wait hope to cross paths at the Minnesota draft.

@jenpiacenti Great points.

@jenpiacenti Thoughts the impact of the new O.C. (last year was horrible) and vacated targets left from Brown being traded getting Smith to 85-95 catches and 1K and sneaking into the low-end WR1 in fantasy?

@SiegelSiegel13 Thank you sir. I want to put my name on that trophy this year! 😎

Excited to be apart of this Fantasy Goats Invitational III ! Love me some redraft action. #LFG #TakeHomeTheGold @SiegelSiegel13

Great opportunity to share our love of Fantasy Sports with the younger generations.

Ryan Kennedy @RyanKennedy_22

3 days ago

We have ONE FINAL SPOT left for the #ColtDerby2 this coming season!! It will be given to a young player (less than 16 years old) to play in a kid-only division, with or without the help of their parent. Let me know if you think your kid would like the opportunity to compete!

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@SiegelSiegel13

@PoshplaysFF I feel this. I have times throughout the year where disengaging just a little is healthy. Feel sharper after a quick hiatus

@TheTriceRozay ✌🏻 Any follow gets a follow back!

@BYOB1982 Jordan is the obvious ya. Bubba has had some moments for sure. Ryne Sandberg who played for the Chicago Cubs is one of my faves with this number too.

Who is your all time favorite player and/or driver rocking the #23?

Exactly!! Obviously depends on scoring, but “normal” league scoring shows a larger a drop off in scoring from WR and RB ones and WR and RB threes. Now the percentage of drop off in QB1-4 compared to QB 10-12 is a lot less. Stack up those skill position players and gain advantage on your opponents and grab that mid tier QB! Your QB room should be great. @DynastyAngleFF

Most of time I’m good stacking up WR, RB & TE and then jumping on the “SET IT AND BREATHE” when the board dictates. Which tier you looking for in drafts? Lmk in comments.

DynastyAngleFF @DynastyAngleFF

3 days ago

🚨 My June 2026 Dynasty QB Rankings 👀📈 In Superflex, I’m chasing ceiling + insulation. For me that means rushing upside, long-term job security, offensive environment, and the ability to actually separate from the QB middle class. My Tiers: 🎮 Cheat Codes: Allen, Maye 💣

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@FourPatsDynasty Panthers to the 🌖 📈