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<h2>No-brainers</h2>
<p>Players you should be drafting in all standard formats:</p>
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<li><strong>Jack Johnson: </strong>Slim pickings for the Blue Jackets but 14 points in 21 games after the trade gets him on this list.</li>
<li><strong>James Wisniewski:</strong> 27 points in a short 48 game season last year.&nbsp; You’ll just need to stomach the +/-.</li>
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<h2>Deep stuff</h2>
<p>Players you’ll take as a flier at the end of your draft or in deeper leagues. &nbsp;Think 12-16 teams with multiple forward and util spots.</p>
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<li><strong>Sergei Bobrovsky: </strong>We’re hoping he can rebound to his rookie year form.</li>
<li><strong>Ryan Johansen: </strong>At 20, Johansen is the best Jackets’ offensive prospect.&nbsp; A clear path to the top could help you out this year.</li>
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NHL Fantasy Briefs: Columbus Blue Jackets

No-brainers

Deep stuff