As we continue our pick-by-pick draft analysis series, we turn our sites to PPR leagues. Our trio of experts - Dave Richard, Jamey Eisenberg, and Heath Cummings - recently went through each spot in the draft, building an ideal team and detailing their strategy. Here are their breakdowns of the first four picks.

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It's OK to start your PPR draft with three running backs. It may even be advisable if you have an early pick.

Picking from No. 2 overall in PPR is a piece of cake. But should a tight end be part of the early plan? Dave Richard explores.

Jamey Eisenberg shows you how to build a team from the No. 3 overall spot in a PPR league, with three straight RB.

PPR isn't Ezekiel Elliott's best format, but if he's there for you at No. 4 you shouldn't pass on him, Heath Cummings says.