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It's draft day and one thing I can't stress enough is to be clear headed and keep positive. Make sure you give your old lady the bone or at least rub one out. Trust me it helps.
Limit or eliminate alcohol. When a detective is on duty, he's allowed up to two beers. So you can be normal. If you're draft is at a bat or if there is grub, then you can enjoy a few brews. But this is not an excuse to get wasted. If you're a THC guy then it is dependent on your tolerance.
Always build your team on vision and prepare for every scenario. Do not get married to a strategy or player.
Don't think too much into preseason stats or performance. And don't become a fortune teller and worry too much about who is playing who in week 16.
Limit emotion and drafting players from your favorite team. Think about the math and how much standard deviation is from player to player, but position to player, and position to position. Try and focus on starters and backups.
I firmly believe in balance. I'd rather have a stud at each position RB and WR then to have an abundance at one. But your draft will determine the direction. If all of a sudden it's the 14th pick and Jimmy Graham is available, maybe it's time to rethink RB RB strategy.
It's a copycat league and things always change. Be prepared to adapt. Get the most updated ADP for your league. Also study the add drop list at this time. Drafting later always has it's advantages.
Best of Luck. 
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