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Fantasy football owners are well aware that the NFL is all about the passing game, but twelve running backs are averaging over 70 yards per game, making the position very important for those looking to win a league title.

The last decade has seen the passing game take off in the NFL and its changed the landscape of fantasy football. Wide receiver depth is essential in the game and owners are taking several new approaches when selecting players during their drafts.

This weekend is the busiest time of year for most fantasy football owners as a majority of drafts will take place as the regular season looms just one week away.

In recent years several different strategies have taken NFL fantasy football by storm, including one where owners draft heavily at wide receiver and leave the running back position until the middle and late rounds.

With the NFL preseason schedule officially starting this weekend, most fantasy football owners will begin their research for the 2016 season in hopes of winning a league championship.

With just a couple weeks until the start of the NFL preseason schedule in Canton, fantasy football owners need to get prepared for their league's draft.

With NFL training camps set to open in the next three weeks, it's time to begin the process of finding not only the best players for the upcoming football season, but also those sleepers that can help fantasy football owners win a championship in 2016.

This time of year is when NFL teams are looking to build some momentum heading into the playoffs, but injuries are playing a big role in football this year and for a team like Cincinnati, it likely has cost the Bengals a shot at playing in the Super Bowl.

The majority of NFL fantasy football leagues will begin the race for a title in week 14 as the playoffs begin for owners. Having the right roster is imperative and a bit of research is key to success.

After this week, every NFL team has played half their games for the 2015 season, but for fantasy football owners, the regular season is nearing its end and now is the time to win games or risk missing the playoffs.

It was just a few years back that the tight end become a big part of fantasy football, but injuries and age have had more teams relying on bigger wide receivers.

The second week of NFL preseason action gives players another shot to impress coaches, but it seems injuries played a bigger role this weekend and fantasy football owners need to take note.

The NFL is tough and brutal and it showed this past Sunday with numerous injuries to many big name players, including Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin.