Select one of these players as captain who earns double points, and a vice-captain as back up. While there is no official prize money for draft leagues, the structure is well suited for mates to assemble their leagues and put money on the line as well as having punishments or fines.KFC SuperCoach tipping is another way to play and unlike other modes, doesn't require you to be in a league with other people. Plan to start with Brimson and move him onto the likes of a proven keeper at HLF or WFB at the first opportunity.Williams was a reliable campaigner for the Sharks in 2019 after making 23 appearances and adding plenty of energy and spark from the interchange.This was Williams’ second season in the top team, and he’s one of a few options in line to replace Cronulla’s departing captain, Paul Gallen.Early reports suggest the Cooma Colts junior is the front runner over the likes of some tough competition such as Newtown Jets’ Grand Final winning lock & captain, Billy Magoulias.Adding to this, Williams passed the ‘eye ball test’ every time he took the field, and amassed an NRL Fantasy output of 32.4 points per game from an average of 37.82 minutes.If Williams is selected to start at lock for the Sharks in 2020, we can expect he would take at least as many minutes as Gallen occupied in his final season, and hit 50 minutes or more consistently.Based on his solid ‘points-per-minute’ statistic across the games where he played 40 minutes or more, this could see Williams improve his average to the low 40s and above, and see his price rise to somewhere in the range of $200,000 to $250,000.It’s for this reason that we’ve got Jack Williams as one to pop on the watchlist for the first team list Tuesday.Croft finished his 2019 campaign very much in the middle of the road in the HLF standings with an average output of 38.7 points per game.This included a non-injury affected low score of 27, and a season high score of 64 against the Dragons in Round 16.Much like Cleary who we previewed in episode 1, Croft’s output sees a significant upswing when taking the field as the primary playmaker.Evidence of this can be taken from Croft’s last 4 games starting at HLF for Melbourne with Cameron Munster unavailable for selection.Across these games, Croft amassed an impressive average of 60 points per game and it’s these performances that have landed him on our watchlist ahead of his campaign with the Broncos next year.Whilst we can’t assume that Croft would be able to carry this 60-point average across an entire season, scores in this region would see him placed amongst the elite in the position after starting the year with a ($250k +) discount based on his high 30s average in 2019.Given many are tipping the Broncos to improve next year off the back of their forward pack, we can expect the Brisbane side to get themselves into more attacking opportunities for Croft to capitalise.The only danger here comes via Anthony Milford. It was across these games that he managed an impressive 40 point average.This output was generated almost exclusively through his work-rate in defence, but he did show some attacking promise with two assists against the Titans in Round 2.It’s more than likely that Brailey will be used in rotation with new signing, Cameron King – but with a predicted starting price of around $250k, and the first crack at the starting Hooker position, the 21 year-old looks set to make around $250k with 50 minutes or more per game.At this stage, we’ve got Jayden as a near must-have in the cash cow category, and someone who will make it hard to run with the likes of a Cook & McInnes combo from the jump.Apart from being the owner of the world’s greatest Rugby League name, Bradman Best is another player that has landed himself on our watchlist after showing glimpses of great potential, and looking likely to be promoted to the starting 13 in 2020.The Woy Woy Roosters junior had just two starts on the Wing in 2019, but he did show plenty of promise with a try and a try assist across these games.Bradman’s efforts will see him priced slightly above basement level due to his 26 point average, but he will start the year at a discount when compared to other options that finished with a mid-twenties average due to playing less than three games.If Best is a nailed-on starter for the Novocastrian’s in 2020, we like him for a couple of reasons.Firstly, the CTR position is ones we ordinarily advise against stacking with expensive options from Round 1 – due to a history of inconsistent NRL Fantasy scores across the board.