If you paid any attention to the recent Draft Sharks Invitational drafts, then you saw 60 sharp, experienced fantasy football players battle for a $2,000 top prize. The superflex, TE-premium, best-ball format -- on top of the tournament aspect -- left lots of room for varying strategies. And we saw competitors take very different approaches. We checked in afterward with several drafters who differed most in their approaches. These interviews include a large-tourney champ, a psychology grad who tries to get in your head during a draft, an extreme "zero-RB" approach and a game-theory instructor. It's an interesting group.Here's the rundown:Will Mike Beers ever take a RB? ... 1:23Mike Oliva knows what you're thinking before you do ... 15:08Footballguys champ Abib Agbetoba gets QBs early ... 32:59Mark Garcia would rather wait for his QBs ... 56:07Full draft boards:Draft 1​Draft 2​Draft 3​Draft 4​Draft 5​Check out our 2020 fantasy football rankings, and set up your own MVP Board.