Does it ever bum you out to not be able to draft Jonathan Taylor and Dalvin Cook to the same team? Can't make up your mind between Justin Jefferson or Cooper Kupp for the WR1 spot -- have you ever considered that you could roster both? Or maybe you are enamored with three or four receivers being drafted in Round 5 and can't ever seem to land all of them on the same roster in snake draft formats.

If you find yourself a bit exhausted by the rigidity of snake drafting, it may be time to try out a salary cap draft! When it comes to salary cap drafting, nothing is off of the table as long as you budget for it. If you want to grab two or even three stud running backs, you can make it work if you are prepared to nickel and dime the rest of your roster spots.

If considering joining a salary cap draft, you need to see what SportsLine's highly-rated expert Jacob Gibbs has to say. Gibbs uses a data-driven approach that has helped him consistently provide accurate rankings at every position. He has proven to be one of the nation's most accurate Fantasy rankers in recent years -- posting the eighth-most accurate results over the past three seasons, according to Fantasy Pros.

Now Gibbs has released his 2022 Fantasy football salary cap draft tips for SportsLine members. He tells you how to prepare ahead of time so you can target the star performers you want most, and how to adjust if you don't land the exact player you may have hoped to acquire. Gibbs breaks his salary cap tips into three categories: nominating, bidding, and roster construction. Understanding each will be key to optimizing your salary cap draft experience and coming away with the team that you want.

Which salary cap draft tips does Gibbs believe are the most important? And how much of your budget should you spend at each important skill position? ... Join SportsLine right now to see Jacob Gibbs's salary cap draft tips, plus get the entire 2022 Fantasy Football Draft Bible, all from one of the nation's most-accurate experts!