Yes, fantasy football positional rankings are an extremely valuable tool and one you must have on draft day if you hope to contend for your fantasy football league's championship, but we also know that unless you’re in a quirky league, you won’t be involved in a draft that forces its owners to take a QB in Round One, a RB in Round Two, a WR in Round Three, and so on.

Thus, you need a guide that maps out where certain running backs stack up against certain wide receivers, where tight ends measure with team defenses, etc.

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