Should you begin your Fantasy football draft by taking two running backs? Who are some of the better picks in the third and fourth rounds? We have the 2021 Fantasy Football draft advice on how to plan for making picks at the most important position in the game. 

Scott Engel, who has been a premier analyst and Fantasy personality for 25 years, knows what goes into drafting a championship squad. Engel is an inaugural member of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association's Hall of Fame. He is a four-time FSWA Award Winner and 10-time nominee. In 2020, Scott was a finalist for the FSWA Fantasy Football Writer of the Year Award, which he also won previously. In addition to being the Fantasy writer for the Seattle Seahawks' official site since 2012, Engel has appeared on The Athletic, SiriusXM FantasySports Radio, ESPN.com, NFL.com, the Associated Press, Yahoo Sports, SI.com, the New York Post, USA Today, RotoBaller, and of course, CBSSports.com. He won two dynasty league championships last season, including one in the Fantasy Football Players Championship (FFPC) and has won three consecutive championships in his highly competitive New York City league. 

Now, Engel has revealed the best 2021 Fantasy football draft strategy plans for picking running backs. He tells you when the bulk of the top players at the position will come off the board, and how your draft slot may dictate your potential targets. 

Engel also highlights some value plays who may be falling too far among the projected RB2 and RB3 options. You must check out his in-depth primer to constructing the ideal Fantasy RB starting lineup as you ready to make your 2021 Fantasy Football picks!

So when should you target Jonathan Taylor in 2021 Fantasy drafts? And what are some of the best mid to later round picks to consider? ... Join SportsLine here to access Scott Engel's comprehensive RB draft strategy guide, plus get the entire 2021 Fantasy Football Draft Bible, all from a Fantasy Sports Hall of Famer!