We often talk about opportunity for running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends, but what about the guy who touches the ball on every play? That’s right, the quarterback. Every time a quarterback drops back, there’s an expected fantasy outcome. … read more »
There are many ways to win a fantasy football championship, but the safest and most consistent method is to draft a stable of stud RBs.
I’ve said it on our podcast quite a bit: Follow the targets and/or opportunity when it comes to tight ends. Targets mean everything to a tight end’s production. However, there are some targets that are worth more than others. And … read more »
Throughout this offseason, you’ve likely heard some fantasy football analyst tell you to follow the targets and/or opportunity when it comes to the wide receiver position. I don’t disagree with that assessment. In fact, I’ve said it on our podcast … read more »
Opportunity is everything. That’s something you’ll hear a lot among analysts in the community, though it’s kind of a blanket statement. Just because two running backs have 200 carries, it doesn’t mean they had the same opportunity. Where did those … read more »
We often talk about a player’s talent level and sometimes we’ll reference their coach and offensive scheme, but when talking about running backs, why don’t we talk about their offensive line more often? While there are things more important, offensive … read more »
There are things you’re told when you start playing fantasy football that you believe to be true. I mean, why would anyone want to lie to you? One of those things was the age that fantasy players stop producing. What … read more »
There are things you’re told when you start playing fantasy football that you believe to be true. I mean, why would anyone want to lie to you? One of those things was the age that fantasy players stop producing. What … read more »
Now that we’ve gone through running backs and wide receivers in the “What Age Do Players Decline?” series, it’s time to cover the tight ends. Most fantasy players avoid young tight ends, as there’s a learning curve at the position … read more »
Always begin your Do Not Draft List article with a caveat: the players on this list have fantasy value at some level of investment, just not at their current opportunity cost. However, it remains essential to discover ADP inefficiencies and … read more »
