Fantasy Football Advice

NFL and fantasy football depth charts may overlap, but they are not the same. Knowing how to read both can help fantasy managers evaluate players more accurately.

A premium tight end can create a weekly advantage, but the rest of the roster still needs enough balance. Here's how to properly construct a winner around a stud TE.

Woody Marks Figures to Play Complementary Role in Revamped Houston Backfield The Houston Texans enter the 2026 season with a reshaped backfield after acquiring veteran running back David Montgomery from the Detroit Lions, a move that will push second-year...

Rookie Spotlight: Josh Cameron WR, Baylor Height: 6-1 ½” Weight: 220 Hands: 10 ⅛” Arm: 32 ⅜” 40 yard dash: 4.61 (projected – did not run through process) 2026 Age: 23 NFL Comparison: Xavier Legette Other RW Staff...

The draft is less than a fortnight away so it’s type for my penultimate 2026 NFL Mock Draft article, as I attempt to go back-to-back as the world’s most accurate Mock Drafter (according to Fantasypros.) As always, send me any questions in the comments...

Managing risk in fantasy football means balancing upside, durability, role security, and roster depth so a bad decision or two don't sink the entire season.

Learn the best-ball fantasy football strategy basics, including how beginners should approach roster depth, weekly upside, and draft construction.

Finding fantasy football breakouts before ADP climbs can help managers draft more value and avoid paying full price once the market catches up.

We’ve made it to Part 3 of our five-part Devy rankings series, covering our Top 50 consensus Devy prospects as we head into the 2026 college football season. If you missed the first two editions of this series, you can check them out below:  Devy...

One of the most exciting times for fantasy football dynasty managers is rookie drafts. Dynasty managers are basically the general managers of their own team, and some tough decisions have to be made on draft day. Nothing is more satisfying than selecting a...

The 2026 NFL Draft class is a bit light on running backs. Outside of standout Jeremiyah Love, there is a reasonable possibility that we will not see the second running back come off the board until close to Round 3. Many of this year's prospects project primarily...

Handcuffing running backs can be useful injury insurance, but it is not a strategy fantasy football managers should apply across the board. Here's why...

Loyalty and nostalgia can wreck a fantasy draft. Smart managers build around current role, cost, and situation instead of personal attachment.

In fantasy football drafts, reaching can be justified when the position is drying up, the roster needs it, and the format increases the player’s value. Understanding how context matters is the key.

The Minnesota Vikings seem sure to draft a running back this year, but this one would overturn their current backfield situation like virtually no other.

Running the ball is a young man’s game. NFL teams now would rather run a young RB into the ground than pay a veteran who is coming up on 30. This is why rookie backs are so important and why finding one is a key skill in gaining an advantage in your...

The 2026 draft class of quarterbacks is quite light on talent. In the world of NIL, many quarterbacks are choosing to return to college rather than enter the pros. Presumptive No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza is the only obvious first-round selection....

In this article, I’ll be reviewing data from the past four seasons to predict the next top 12 fantasy football running backs. I started by analyzing the top 24 running backs by points per game in each season, identifying a total of 49 players. Next,...

Fantasy football sleepers can provide immense return on investment, but reaching too far for them often leads managers to pass on stronger players with safer paths to production. Here's how to strike a balance.