NFL players are fond of saying that they're only focused on the game that's directly in front of them. That works for them. But fantasy owners sometimes have to take a longer view.
Part of the key to successfully managing your fantasy draft is being able to prepare for bye weeks as best as possible. That's why we've put together this handy guide for you to refer to on draft day. You'll find a list of the key quarterbacks and running backs who will be missing on a given week and some possible replacement options (based on last season's opponent fantasy points allowed). Of course, this won't completely replace good ol' fashioned research ... but crib notes never hurt, right?
For the list of bye week running backs, click here.
