Evan Tarracciano

After Week 1 set records as a total-scoring bonanza, most managers assumed the league would correct itself this past weekend, dropping to more reasonable, realistic numbers. Boy, did it ever. Is it possible to be offended that things were so … read more »

My four favorite words to type every year: Football is officially back. Welcome back to my weekly fantasy football studs and duds column, where I reflect on the week that was and share the highlights (and lowlights) of player performances. … read more »

When writing a fantasy football bold predictions column, a writer needs to walk the fine line between making predictions that are plausible and those that are outlandish and absurd. It is easy to say that Patrick Mahomes will rebound in … read more »

I’ll fully admit that, like plenty of other fantasy football managers, I suffer from “once bitten, twice shy” syndrome — shying away from players who have royally burned me in the past. The more I invest, the longer they stay … read more »

I have to say, sitting down in the mornings with a cup of coffee to write a fantasy football article with a positive outlook is always more refreshing than the alternative, picking out busts and players to avoid. Somehow, the … read more »

For all the attention that the first few rounds of fantasy football drafts receive each year, I’d argue that it is the easy part of your draft — leagues are won and lost in the middle rounds. Taking Jahmyr Gibbs … read more »

I’ve written my fair share of “must-have” articles so far this fantasy football offseason, but I’m happy to circle back to the wide receiver position, since injuries and the preseason have shifted the landscape. With the regular season barely over … read more »

A common poster you’ll find on the walls of most offices states, “It is better to be proactive than reactive.” By spotting small issues and fixing them before they grow, you can get ahead of the curve and adapt more … read more »