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One of the most important exercises in dynasty fantasy football isn’t ranking players. It’s identifying tiers. Tiers tell us where value cliffs exist, where managers can safely trade down, and where the market may be overvaluing or undervaluing certain players. … read more »

Would Zero-RB have been a less controversial fantasy football strategy with better branding? What if it had been called Pass Catcher Onslaught or Catch-a-Palooza? There are few things in fantasy football more satisfying than having a stud running back anchoring … read more »

It’s officially summer, meaning it’s time to start preparing for the upcoming redraft fantasy football season. Everyone knows practice makes perfect, and there is no better way to practice than with the FantasyPros Fantasy Football Mock Draft Simulator. I am … read more »

When you’re on the clock in fantasy football drafts, there are always players that jump off the page. These are the ones that you will look to draft a ton. To be overweight across multiple leagues. Players who can be … read more »

If you’ve landed the 1.08 pick in your fantasy football draft, or just want to consider what drafting might look like from that spot, this article is for you. The 1.08 pick falls at the back end of a tier … read more »

Mike Tyson once uttered the famous phrase, “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.” The same rings true for fantasy football strategies — they all sound wonderful until things go haywire. In recent years, many new … read more »

Do you ever have a dream that jars you awake? That leaves you screaming. If only for a moment. Drenched in a cold sweat. “What if? What if my fantasy football draft plays out EXACTLY LIKE I WANT IT TO … read more »

The first round of fantasy football drafts in 2026 is largely divided into three tiers. The top tier with two stud running backs and three excellent wide receivers, the back tier where question marks and projection come heavily into play … read more »

Not every fantasy football player comes with consensus. While most managers more or less agree on where a player belongs, others spark real division. We crunched ADP standard deviation data to identify the players generating the widest range of opinions … read more »

Some years, the middle of the first round feels better than others. Yes, there is sometimes ambiguity there, and the players don’t feel as good as the top two or three picks. Quite often, however, when those top players fail, … read more »

If you have been a redraft or dynasty fantasy football player for many years and are interested in trying a new challenge in 2026, let me introduce you to the format that has exploded among fantasy analysts and fantasy managers … read more »

With a little over a month until training camp and preseason get underway, fantasy football average draft position (ADP) is slowly coming into shape. Plenty will change over the coming months in good and bad ways, and no two drafts … read more »

There are years where picking at the 1.05 feels like you’ve missed out on the top talent, and while it’s true that this year it’s probably the start of a second tier, the choices include two of the top wide … read more »

Right now, you could be drafting in a whole host of Fantasy Football Players Championship (FFPC) contests, one of the industry’s longest-running fantasy football platforms. Drafts on FFPC cover best ball, dynasty, and redraft, typically in the higher-stakes realm, with … read more »

Superflex fantasy football leagues have boomed in popularity over the last decade, thanks in part to their versatility, increased draft-strategy requirements and unique way to restore value to the quarterback position. Managers who haven’t participated in this format might be … read more »

As fantasy football drafts get into later rounds, it’s good to have a plan for which players you are targeting to fill out your roster. Our Featured Pros have their favorites for 2026. Fantasy Football Research & Advice Fantasy Football … read more »

It may still be early, but drafters are starting to get a feel for where they want to pick in their upcoming fantasy football drafts. The 1.01 to 1.03 range feels like a nice, warm tier, but after that, it … read more »