Kenneth Gainwell, coming out of Memphis, was selected in the fifth round of the 2021 draft by the Eagles. He burst onto the scene in 2019 as a Tiger, totaling 2,069 all-purpose yards and 16 touchdowns.
If you told me in the preseason, I’d be writing about Ricky Seals-Jones as a waiver wire target; I would’ve loved to see my reaction. Alas, this is fantasy football, and nothing is out of the realm of possibility. View your … read more »
We’ll explain the merits for why Sanders deserves your consideration. Whether one big game necessitates the expenditure of valuable waiver resources in your fantasy league roster, however, is a difficult question.
Should you add Juwan Johnson from waivers after his two-score performance in Week 1? TJ Horgan believes that Johnson’s high ceiling makes him a worthwhile waiver-wire pickup.
Should you add Elijah Mitchell after his breakout performance in Week 1? TJ Horgan thinks so, and he explains his reasoning in this waiver-wire profile.
TJ Horgan identifies five players you should stash on your bench before Week 1’s Sunday slate kicks off.
(Expert Consensus Rantings is an ongoing series by FantasyPros Correspondent Tim Metzler, in which Tim goes ballistic over unjust Expert Consensus Rankings.) Los Angeles offers three things: Bright lights, big dreams, and all of us hating on Tyler Higbee. It … read more »
There’s a phenomenon in fantasy football wherein two equally opposed potential outcomes exist for one player. Think of it like Schrodinger’s Cat but for fantasy football. Our goal is to ask which reality is more likely and attempt to determine if the risk is worth the potential reward.
History suggests that Darren Waller will struggle to replicate his tremendous 2020.
After nearly a week of free agency, Kenny Golladay has chosen a landing spot, agreeing to terms on a four-year deal worth $72 million, including $40 million in guarantees. That’s a hefty contract considering the reports of teams offering him … read more »
