The Dolphins’ passing attack largely worked a few years ago. A few stats highlight why it’s no longer as effective.
Eight of the preseason top 12 WRs are significantly underperforming heading into Week 3. How should managers respond?
if you drafted Joe Mixon, this is the last thing you wanted to see.
Chicago and Miami have plenty of fantasy-relevant players. But that might not matter as much if they can’t right the ship by midseason.
A couple of waivers strategies to implement every Sunday morning, including playing the probabilities on RB “day-to-day” injuries.
Last week‘s recommended lineup finished in the top 7% in tournaments. Today I’ve got two lineups with one big thing in common: the same three monster-ceiling WRs.
Terry McLaurin needed a perfect storm of production to meet or exceed his preseason average draft position (WR15). Here’s why expectations were too high.
I’ve been tracking RB Sunday-to-Thursday touches and fantasy points since 2013. Here’s when it should influence fantasy decision making . . .
is there a relationship between RB fantasy points per touch and outperforming ADP expectations the following season?
why Aaron Jones and DeAndre Swift were overvalued this summer, and why fantasy managers should unload Swift.
A large majority of Week 1 running backs with double-digit carries averaged less than 4.0 yards per attempt. Why does that matter?
For each team playing today, which players are likely to have big value bumps or dips by Monday morning?
Last night, what was a sign of the things to come and what should be largely ignored?
What are the three storylines tonight that will have the biggest fantasy impact the rest of the season?
Finally, we’re here. Now we really have to start paying attention. Here are the three most important things to track tonight — things that might impact many fantasy teams the rest of the season.
On the eve of the start of the season, let’s walk through a proven process for assembling a DFS lineup that can actually win.
If I can draft all three of these guys at their current price points, I’ll be a happy manager.
I do this once a year on my blog. People seem to like it. You be the judge.