Kenneth Walker III

Our fantasy football analysts went through the top 50 running backs on FantasyPros ECR, broken into five tiers, and each picked one back per tier they disagree with, whether that disagreement runs too high or too low. Here’s the full … read more »

Looking at ADP in fantasy football is important for understanding a player’s value. Our Featured Pros highlight the high-upside targets they believe have the potential to dramatically outperform their draft cost and become difference-makers in 2026. Fantasy Football Research & … read more »

In just a few short weeks, the 2026-2027 NFL season will be kicking off. With that in mind, I conducted a 10-team fantasy football mock draft with some twists: Superflex and PPR scoring. Fantasy Football Research & Advice Fantasy Football … read more »

The 2026 fantasy football season is here. And that means it’s time to start circling player targets on the draft board. August. LFG. Knowing who to target within your rankings/tiers is one of the most important aspects of completing a … read more »

When preparing for your fantasy football drafts, knowing which players to target and which to avoid is important. The amount of information available can be overwhelming, so a great way to condense the data and determine players to draft and … 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 »

We will take a look at some names to consider selling in dynasty leagues. These are all productive players who can help you push for your league title, but may better serve you as a trade chip, as they are … read more »

Fantasy football drafts have replaced the joy I felt as a kid opening presents on Christmas morning. We all grow up and reach a point where we don’t spring out of bed on Dec. 25 and race downstairs to open … read more »

It’s always fun to pick a clever name for your fantasy football team. We’ll use FantasyPros’ fantasy football team names resource to find some of our favorites and the best fantasy football team names of 2026. Without further ado, let’s … read more »

While everyone wants to talk about the first few rounds of their fantasy football drafts, the middle rounds are where you can win your league. Finding mid-round running backs who outperform their average draft position gives fantasy players a massive … read more »

Training camp is in full flow, and before you know it, we’ll have joint practices and preseason games to scrutinize. It truly is fantasy football season. Picking on the turn always brings about the joy of double-tapping quicker than any … read more »

Picking at the back of the first round can sometimes be a frustrating experience, as you have to sit and watch 10 talented players disappear before your eyes. But soon enough, the pain melts away when you realize you have … read more »

When preparing for your fantasy football drafts, knowing which players to target and which to avoid is important. The amount of information available can be overwhelming, so a great way to condense the data and determine players to draft and … read more »

These aren’t just good fantasy football draft values. They’re players our analysts believe carry a genuine top-five-at-their-position ceiling relative to where they’re actually being drafted, the kind of picks that can single-handedly swing a fantasy season. Here’s the full countdown, … read more »

NFL players have begun reporting for training camp, and with that, we’re nearing the start of the preseason. Before you know it, the 2026-2027 NFL season will officially be here. Ahead of training camp and the preseason, I wanted to … read more »

We’re getting into the thick of fantasy football draft prep, so we’re going to name my Never Again Team. These are frustrating players who I’m not going to draft, at least for this season. I’ll go through each position as … read more »

As we approach preseason, it’s a good time to think about which running backs we’re fading in fantasy football. These are players with expensive price tags that make it tough to invest, especially when you consider their risk profile. I’m … read more »

We’re days away from August, and every NFL team reporting for training camp. What a beautiful sentence to type. No month is more synonymous with fantasy football than August. Hopes, dreams, drafts and hype, it has it all. If you’re … read more »

Knowing your rankings only gets you so far on fantasy football draft day. Knowing exactly where you’re no longer comfortable at a position, your personal tier break, is what actually protects a roster. Our analysts walked through the running back … read more »

The 2026 fantasy football season is just around the corner with training camps getting underway. One of the keys to building an elite fantasy football team is finding value in each round of your draft and coming away with the … read more »

Superflex drafts completely change the way you have to approach the board, since there is a high demand for quarterbacks early and often. When you’re picking from the 1.01, every decision has a ripple effect throughout the rest of your … read more »

Finding value is one of the easiest ways to build a winning fantasy football roster, and Expert Consensus Rankings (ECR) can help you spot players the public is overlooking. These are the best fantasy football value picks for 2026, highlighting … read more »

NFL free agency and trades reshuffled a lot of fantasy football-relevant depth charts this offseason. A change of scenery can be the difference between a wasted talent and a league-winner. New offensive systems, new quarterbacks, and new target competition all … read more »

The quarterback position is absurdly stacked in 2026 fantasy football drafts. We’ve got the usual elite names at the top, and then there’s an absolutely massive tier of players with real league-winning ceilings. Earlier this offseason, I identified four particular … read more »