Bob Talbot 
Dynasty Value Picks The desire to wheel and deal in dynasty drafts is real, especially when it isn’t a startup. Rookies look sexier than they are and a lot of people give up proven talent for the hopes and dreams associated with the incoming talent. There are a ton of external …
Corey Davis: Titanic Fantasy Upside Any time I evaluate a receiving prospect I consider multiple factors. Many analysts look at production, others calculate the metrics, and some study the film. I weight it all. Each player needs to be analyzed outside of the box. If the numbers told the whole story, we …
By now you’ve read 20 of these articles and they all seem equally outrageous. But here is a list of 10 bold predictions that could actually come true.
Back in 2014 I predicted Brandin Cooks would be the offensive rookie of the year. Little did I know my team had landed the wunderkind of that draft class, Odell Beckham, while Cooks quietly settled in as an afterthought behind a slew of 2014 rookie sensations. I may have been overzealous about Cooks’ rookie ceiling, but his NFL peak still stands to reach new heights. Coming off a sophomore campaign in which he caught 84 receptions for 1,138 yards and 9 TDs, Brandin Cooks is about to hit the third year stride we used to judge receivers on (before 2014 broke the mold).
Whether you agree or disagree with the youth movement, every owner still needs to stash rookies annually and is looking to find long-term value diamonds in the mid- to late-round rough. Here are 10 potential deep dynasty sleepers worth stashing.
It is easy to speculate which rookies will take the fantasy world by storm after the combine, but until the chips fall into place on Draft Day the fantasy picture doesn’t quite come into focus. Many labeled this class weak overall, but I’m starting to see more talent than people realize.
Every fantasy football scout, especially in PPR leagues, are dying to know who is the best wide receiver rookie in this 2016 NFL draft class. I hope to tackle this question with my latest piece.
NFL.com Playoff Challenge Start’em Sit’em The key to the NFL.com Playoff Challenge is to pick the two teams you expect to make the Super Bowl and ride or die with them. The double, triple and quadruple point multipliers are worth the zero point efforts in Week 1. In 2013, I …
What did we learn from Week 14 Daily Fantasy? For starters, if you didn’t have Odell Beckham Jr. in your lineup, you probably didn’t win. Beckham rewarded those that paid a premium for him once again, scoring 38.6 points (DraftKings), making it six consecutive weeks he has scored 22.5 points or …
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If you want to be the next person holding a big check on one of the DraftKings commercials you can’t escape, check out the 10 best value plays for Week 8.
With OTAs under way and mini camps just around the corner, it seems fitting to unveil our initial NFL Preseason Power Rankings for the upcoming 2015-16 season. As the rosters continue to take shape and injuries come and go, we might see these rankings fluctuate in the coming weeks. With that said, it’s never too early to start the power ranking debate.