What We’re Watching Sunday: 10 Fantasy Questions Week 1 Will Answer
We made it. Months of mock drafts, training camp reports, depth-chart speculation, annual Cleveland Browns mayhem and coaches telling us every player is “in the best shape of…
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Keep Your Eye on the Slop: Top 2 Undrafted Tight Ends Worth Watching
Draft season is, sadly, pretty much over. The high-stakes crowd will keep drafting into next weekend, but most of us have folded up the draft boards and moved…
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Keep Your Eye on the Slop: The Best Undrafted Running Backs to Watch
Draft season is, sadly, pretty much over. Sure, the high-stakes crowd will keep drafting into next weekend, but most of us have real jobs, packed away the draft…
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Seahawks-Patriots Fantasy Stock Watch: Who Rose, Who Fell After Week 1
Week 1 has officially begun, which means fantasy managers can finally get back to what we do best: wildly overreacting to one football game. We’re not ready to…
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Week 1 Sleepers: Four Players Who Could Smash Their Rankings
Every Fantasy manager loves a week 1 sleeper. You know the type: the guy buried down around WR40 or RB35 who suddenly finds himself sitting in the end…
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Week 1 Start ‘Em, Sit ‘Em: Start the Matchup, Not the Name
WEEK 1: Who do I start / sit Every week, fantasy managers are faced with the same question: Who do I start, and who do I sit? It…
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Keep Your Eye on the Slop: The Best Fantasy Players Nobody Drafted- WR EDITION
Draft season is, sadly, more or less over. The high-stakes contests will continue drafting into next weekend, but most friendly, family leagues have folded up the draft boards,…
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On the Money: Don’t Overthink Justin Jefferson’s Draft Price
Fantasy football analysis has become pretty good at telling you who is being overdrafted. We love finding the guy going in Round 2 who should be going in…
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On the Outside Looking In: Jordan Mason Is Being Drafted Like Last Year Never Happened
The year-over-year dropout rate of players finishing as a WR3 or RB3 or better is highly volatile. Approximately 35%–50% of the top 36 positional finishers fail to repeat…
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