Because PPR leagues provide so many extra point opportunities, the players you grab late have higher week-to-week upside than they would in a standard league. Take advantage of your leaguemates who wait altogether on the position so you can start each week with an edge on them. There's merit to waiting on quarterback, or at least on your second quarterback, but you still don't want to miss out on one of the top seven or eight at the position. Quarterback | Running back | Wide receiver | Tight end | D/ST | Kicker | Superflex | Top 200 The strategy, though, doesn't change a whole lot from our standard Superflex rankings. Add in the extra points that PPR provides for RBs, WRs and TEs, and it makes the process that much harder. It can be hard enough to wrap your head around how much quarterbacks should move up the rankings in a Superflex format where you can start a second QB in the Superflex spot. If you've gone that route, we're here to help with the Top 200 rankings that you need to dominate your drafts and end the season with a championship. Naturally, combining the two creates the ultimate fantasy monster. Remember when PPR leagues were the 'hot new trend' in fantasy football? Sees like ages ago.

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