The Importance of Wide Receiver Heavy in Fantasy Football

There are pockets of almost every fantasy draft where it's more advantageous to go with a running back versus a wide receiver and vice versa. Since 2011, the RB6 has scored 17.9 PPR points per game, on average; the wider receiver 6 is at 18.4. The first two rounds of fantasy drafts have by far the best hit rates for both running back and wide receiver. JJ: I'm just not sure that Michael Pittman has the household name to get people to overdraft him.