2019 Fantasy Football Draft: 3 players with bust potential
Busts are going to happen. Making sure to not draft players who have bust potential in fantasy football drafts is mostly luck, with a little… Read More ›
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Value galore in round 4 of 2018 fantasy football draft
Having one simple draft strategy can be detrimental for your overall fantasy football draft health. And the fourth round is a perfect representation of why… Read More ›
Plenty of steals available in round 3 of 2018 fantasy football draft
For how much I disliked the second round average draft positions, I am much more optimistic for the third round in the fantasy football draft.… Read More ›
2018 Fantasy Football Draft: Who’s No. 1?
So you have the No. 1 pick in the 2018 fantasy football draft. Now what? For your sake, I’m hoping it goes better than previous… Read More ›
2018 Fantasy Football Draft: Bring back the wide receiver value
I’ve been hard on wide receivers in the past few years. It’s not that I don’t doubt their value to fantasy football. My disdain resides… Read More ›
2018 Fantasy Football Draft: Three off-the-radar RBs who have value
It’s never too early to start looking to the future. So with the fantasy football season barely in the rear view, I’m already thinking about… Read More ›
Sleepers still available on waiver wire after fantasy football draft
Once the dust has settled on another fantasy football draft year, there’s always a few players still sitting on the waiver wire, ripe to contribute… Read More ›
Round 8 and Beyond: Building a better fantasy football bench
I’m going to go up to the top 100 picks, and then spell out a few other players who I’m targeting later in my draft,… Read More ›
Round 5: Major sleeper available, QBs start running off the board
Now’s the time where roster depth takes center stage. By round five, you likely have your top-tier running backs and wide receivers, so you either… Read More ›
Ranking the best fantasy football quarterbacks: Nos. 18-13
FantasyPros has its consensus rankings from the experts for fantasy football. In a standard 12-team league, you’re generally going to carry two quarterbacks, meaning 24… Read More ›
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