* Double up at wide receiver: The value in the first two rounds is at wide receiver, with the available running backs being somewhat risky veterans.

* Difficulty finding value at tight end: For managers with the 12th overall pick, securing a top-seven tight end at a reasonable value is challenging.

The Perfect Draft series integrates current ADPs from both expert and casual drafts to identify the best available picks at each selection. This draft strategy is tailored for 12-team PPR leagues, specifically for those picking 12th.

In most leagues, the top three running backs are selected in the top six picks, making the value in the second half of the first round at wide receiver. While Jonathan Taylor and Saquon Barkley have ADPs in the later part of the first round, they are both older players who had their best season a few years ago. There is reason to be optimistic about them this year, but they might not return to glory. The far safer play is picking a wide receiver in the first round.