Jason Kamlowsky

We have a new name atop the fantasy football handcuff rankings as Kyle Monangai has surged to the pole position. We also have some speculation on Will Shipley in Philadelphia, and I list three names at the end who could … read more »

Unlike in Week 2, we have some major injuries at running back. De’Von Achane is out for the year with a torn ACL, while Breece Hall, Bucky Irving and Travis Etienne Jr. were unable to finish their respective games. This … read more »

We didn’t have any major fantasy football injuries to running backs in Week 2 (Saquon Barkley‘s stinger notwithstanding), but we do have some movement in the handcuff report. I removed three running backs and added some new names to the … read more »

Week 1 is just about in the books and, thankfully, we made it through without any major injuries to running backs. We did get some clarity in a few backfields, though, while a handful of presumed backups stepped into starting … read more »

My normal strategy at the end of fantasy football drafts is to take upside players who have been placed on injured reserve (IR) with a designation to return in lieu of a kicker or defense. Using a late-round pick on … read more »

Before diving into player analysis, I wanted to put together a roster from the 1.07 to show how I’d approach one of the more unpredictable draft slots in 2026 fantasy football. Picking in the middle of the first round forces … read more »

Every fantasy football season has a handful of quarterbacks who remind us how quickly things can change. Whether it was injuries, poor offensive line play, coaching changes or simply bad luck, last year’s disappointments often become this year’s draft-day values. … read more »

Startup drafts are always a balancing act between building for the future and putting together a roster that can compete right away. Going into this fantasy football mock draft, I didn’t have a strategy beyond taking value wherever it presented … read more »