Nico Collins

Everyone loves power rankings, whether football-related or not. Therefore, I’ve put together fantasy football rankings for all 32 NFL teams, along with my thoughts on each squad for the 2026 season. These rankings are based on a combination of high-end … read more »

Below is a 12-team fantasy football mock draft with some twists: Picking from the No. 1 spot and standard scoring. Fantasy Football Research & Advice Fantasy Football Expert Rankings 2026 Fantasy Football Draft Kit Fantasy Football Trade Analyzer Fantasy Football … 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 »

We ranked every wide receiver by projected season-long fantasy football points to build a “projection rank,” then compared that to each back’s actual expert consensus rank (ECR). These are the receivers where the raw, points-based projection is significantly lower on … read more »

Wyatt Earp and his crew did not bring butter knives to the O.K. Corral for their showdown against the Clanton-McLaury gang. If you play in a fantasy football league that requires you to start three wide receivers every week, and … read more »

Kickers are a notoriously hot-button subject in fantasy football because of their maddening inconsistency, high turnover rates and unpredictability. Managers who select a kicker anywhere other than the final round are often ridiculed by their league mates, who wonder what … read more »

Shake-ups in average draft position (ADP) are happening now that we finally have real news to base decisions on. Malik Nabers is creeping towards the second round. Drake London is sliding, but nobody seems to know why. Much more will … read more »

With the NFL Hall of Fame game officially in the books (what a game, by the way), NFL football is back, and so is redraft season. To help you maximize roster value and crush your fantasy football draft, I’m unveiling … read more »

Training camp is barely open, the Hall of Fame Game has hardly kicked off, but already we’re starting to see some news that could affect things at the top ends of drafts, and if you’re drafting from the 1.03, that … read more »

No position splits draft-day philosophy quite like tight end. Some fantasy football drafters pay up early for a true difference-maker, banking a weekly scoring edge that most of the league simply doesn’t have access to. Others punt the position entirely, … 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 »

There are always a handful of players whose ceiling, role, and consistency make them worth selecting ahead of their average draft position. Our Featured Pros break down the 2026 fantasy football draft picks they’re willing to select a round early … read more »

Two groups worth knowing before your fantasy football draft: The incoming 2026 rookie class receivers our experts are already buzzing about, and a handful of Year 2 receivers whose rookie seasons didn’t show much but whose profiles still have our … 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 »

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 »

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 »