As 2QB leagues become more popular articles like this become more important. In standard 1QB leagues, managers tend to (with a few exceptions) wait on QB and TE since you only play one of each, and instead load up on RB and WR. But 2QB leagues are a little different. ...

Oh yeah! We're getting to the part of the offseason where we get to land some spicy takes! We all love the players that makeup fantasy football. So sometimes it can be difficult to fight against some of our preconceived notions about a player because they did well the year ...

Fantasy managers have had a love/hate relationship with the tight-end position for years. It can be one of the most frustrating positions on any fantasy roster while at the same time being one of the biggest difference-makers between fantasy success and failure. There are a few perennial elite producers, but ...

One of my favorite parts of the offseason has been watching the development of the rookie class. From the draft to the training game, I get to see (and lay a few takes down) where the development and roles of the new class end up before the season begins. It's all about getting an edge over your fantasy league members. Last season I called my shot on a few rookies ahead of the draft and my league mates were stumped. Miami Dolphins rookie running back De'Von Achane was one of my best hits last season, and he helped me get through

Year after year, we hear that we should avoid wide receivers who are turning 30 or have passed this milestone in fantasy football and according to previous fantasy football data, the past 5 seasons of WR1 finishes averaged 27 years old, with half of the 60 top-12 finishes coming in between 24.8 and 28.75 years old. There is plenty of data to show that younger wide receivers are more likely to be poised for monster seasons (this is why they are usually higher in our rankings), but is there enough data to show that 30-year-old wide receivers should still be targeted like the elite producers they once were?

Heading into the 2024 fantasy football season there are many questions that only time will be able to answer. Over the next couple of months we should get some clarity as reports out of camp begin to put depth charts into focus and preseason games give us a glimpse of ...

Every single year some players start slow and take a bit of time to break out. Other players come into the season with little to no expectations and come out of nowhere to be a real difference-maker. Last season was no exception. Players who went into the season on the ...

One of the best things about fantasy football is that no two leagues are exactly alike. Every league comes with its own set of rules, roster size, and scoring system. This makes it impossible to develop one strategy that works for every league you’re in. The format is another key factor in how you draft and play throughout the season. Whether you’re in a standard league, a keeper league, a 1QB league, a TE premium league, a Superflex/2QB league, or a best ball league, your strategy will have to be formed to fit each format.

The Bengals selected Alabama WR Jermaine Burton in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft (80th overall.) Burton is a former blue-chip recruit who started at Georgia before transferring to Alabama. Throughout his college career, Burton displayed amazing talent but also picked up a reputation for immaturity and an ...

The Eagles decided to add depth to their wide receiver room by selecting Texas A&M slot receiver Ainias Smith in the fifth round of the 2024 NFL Draft with the 152nd pick. At 5-foot-9, 190 pounds, Ainias is on the smaller side but showed some promise throughout his career at ...

Drake Maye was the third quarterback selected from the 2024 NFL draft behind Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels. In my opinion, his landing spot is still good as the New England Patriots are turning the page after moving on from Hall Of Fame coach Bill Belichick and bust quarterback Mac ...

With the NFL Draft behind us and the 2024 season quickly approaching it is time to look ahead to determine which rookies may have an immediate impact. Several of the names below come with some lofty expectations but whether due to landing spot, depth chart, or talent, certain rookies are set up better for success than others. Throughout an entire season, things can certainly change and players who were once favorites to take home major awards at the end of the season could find themselves behind other breakout stars. I recently discussed who might take home the Offensive Rookie of the Year Award, and now it is time to turn our sights on the Defensive Rookie of the Year Award. Just like the OROTY Award, the DROTY Award also has a deep history behind it