

Fantasy OWL drafts are beginning to start as fans look forward to the start of the 2020 season. For even the most educated of fans, one of the hardest things to navigate when drafting a roster is the question of, “Who are the best players to draft?” It’s a very different question than, “Who are the best players?”
Using the scoring metrics from DraftBuff’s fantasy esports app, the author of this piece has assembled his personal fantasy player rankings to attempt to help answer that first question. A player’s risk of sharing time, being on a consistently losing team, concerns over inconsistent performance and several other metrics were weighed to separate each of the players on these lists and all those that did not make the cut. To help players narrow down the most draftable players, only the top 20 players at each position and an overall top 50 will be included here.
[Related: 3 Tips to Drafting the Best Fantasy OWL Roster on DraftBuff]

DraftBuff’s OWL scoring and suggested roster size
For more resources to help on draft day, be sure to check out The Game Haus’s Top Sleeper Picks and DraftBuff’s own Player Rankings. Also, be sure to download the app using referral code TGH5 (available on both Android and iOS) and start joining some leagues. The OWL season starts February 8, so make sure to have league’s filled and drafts completed by that time.
Happy drafting!
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