Nino Lombardi

In recent years, the running back position has become increasingly more difficult to evaluate from a fantasy football perspective. As teams grow more health-conscious with their ball-carriers, the role of the true workhorse back continues to diminish. Franchises are opting … read more »

Quarterback is the most important position in football. A team’s offensive success is entirely contingent on the quarterback’s ability to make sound decisions, sustain drives and capitalize in the red zone. This influence extends to fantasy football, where the quality … read more »

Tight End remains the most top-heavy position in fantasy football. For years, the TE landscape has been headlined by the likes of Travis Kelce, George Kittle and Mark Andrews. These players commanded early-round draft capital but delivered consistent production and … read more »

All fantasy football managers would love to pencil in a surefire superstar quarterback into their weekly lineups. The unfortunate reality about the current quarterback landscape is that there aren’t many dependable performers at the position. The likes of Lamar Jackson, … read more »

Recency bias plays a pivotal role in shaping how players are valued in fantasy football. Oftentimes, a player’s performance in the previous season will disproportionately influence a manager’s judgement. While past successes can be a useful indicator of future production, … read more »

Quarterback remains one of the trickiest positions to evaluate in fantasy football. Gone are the days when the prototypical pocket passers provided the most value. In today’s game, the top-tier fantasy quarterbacks all combine passing acumen with rushing upside. The … read more »

The NFL offseason is buzzing with speculation as fantasy managers prepare for yet another riveting season. Every offseason is headlined by several narratives that dominate conversation. Yet, many of these narratives ultimately prove to be unequivocally wrong. Best Ball Rankings … read more »

Fantasy managers are eager to invest in young players with the upside to become long-term elite assets. These first- or second-year players can be acquired relatively cheaply as they’ve yet to fully prove themselves on an NFL field. These are … read more »