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• Watch the halftime and postgame shows during the season, especially the first few weeks of the season. Look for un-drafted players with big games, and for key injuries. You will be able to pick up some great free agents or backup players before most of the other managers know about them. This is especially true for wide receivers. I have been able to pick up Marcus Colston last year and Anquan Boldin his rookie year at halftime of their 1st game of the season, just to name a few.
  
• If you need to trade a player or trade for a particular position, check out your opponents team rosters. First look for teams that have too many of the position that you are looking for. Or if you are looking to trade a particular player, see which team in the league has a need for that position. You will find that you will get more value this way for your player.
  
• Unless you have a ton of starting running backs, avoid trading them unless for extremely high value. Running backs are what win fantasy football leagues. If a team needs one, you should make them suffer or pillage their team for multiple high quality players.