One of the great things about Fantasy football drafts is that every flavor of strategy can come into play depending both on the format of the league and the unique way each draft unfolds and shrinks the player pool pick by pick.

Barring injury, or a sudden explosion in pass attempts, completions, and touchdowns resulting in an MVP-like season from second-year quarterback Michael Penix Jr., Robinson is the lifeblood of the Falcons offense, and organization, and will have plenty of opportunities to be the No. 1 player in fantasy this season.

Creating your own rankings tiers is an essential part of the draft prep process. Eric Karabell provides his running back tiers to give you a head start.