Ellis Bryn Johnson

The running back position is sometimes referred to as the most stable position in fantasy football. If you have a back receiving a substantial workload weekly, chances are they will produce for fantasy. Of course, this is also the position … read more »

For the first time in league history, all the players in the NFL are in the best shape of their lives. Okay, all players except maybe Deebo Samuel. I’m joking, but based on the amount of hype circulating, it doesn’t … read more »

Yo-ho, all together, hoist the colours high; it’s flag planting time. I may be corrected, but I believe that the sea shanty was originally about fantasy football. We all know August is where we put our takes to the test … read more »

Much like roller coasters, not all hype trains are safe to get on. If you get on the wrong one, it can be devastating to your team’s success and ultimately your morale over the NFL season. Let’s try to keep … read more »

All aboard. The fantasy football hype train is coaled up and ready to leave the station. I’m not sure why, but I’ve always imagined the hype train being a steam engine. It’s the perfect time of year to grab a … read more »

At first glance, not drafting a running back until the later rounds of fantasy football drafts can be a terrifying strategy. After all, seven of the top 10 Flex scorers last season were running backs. Of the top 24 scorers … read more »

Often confused with decrease, the word regression gets an unfair stigma in fantasy football. Regressing to the mean is another way to say getting closer to the average. If you are below average, that means you can improve towards average … read more »

You’re sitting on the clock. You see a run at a position you need. Suddenly, you are one pick away with your favourite player still on the board. You sit there, picturing how this player will be your last infinity … read more »