Every year there are late round WRs who take the fantasy world by storm, and in hindsight, they always seem apparent. Adam Thielen and Marvin Jones were in fantastic situations this time last year, yet their average draft positions (ADPs) were very late:
Football is a fickle sport; every year, there are seemingly dozens of no-namers who breakout and lead fantasy squads to victory over teams of all-stars who had terrible seasons. Predicting just who the next Jared Goff or Adam Thielen is not as easy as it
is undoubtedly a talented QB, and his 2017 season was cut tragically short. In the time he did play, he was arguably the best QB in the NFL, specifically Weeks 3 through 8 when he assumed the starting role and began to thrive. But with such a small sample
Despite a turbulent 2017 Marty Mornhinweg was retained as the Ravens offensive coordinator. For fantasy purposes that is a frustrating development. Rarely has Mornhinweg had an absolute target hog within his scheme. Not since he was the head coach for the
In part one, I looked at the backfield battles to keep an eye on this summer. In part two I’ll take a look and ask questions about specific receiving groups. I decided to take a look at teams that don’t appear to have a clear-cut top dog at receiver.
With OTAs underway, we finally begin to see teams take shape with their newly signed free agents and draft picks. Eventually, OTAs will lead into full-blown camps, then before you know it pre-season football games begin. Finally concluding with the real d
The cycle’s in fantasy football are like clockwork. My first fantasy league was my senior year of high school during the 2005-06 season. Ladanian Tomlinson broke the touchdown record by hitting pay dirt 28 times, to go along with 1,800+ yards. Twenty-tw
Welcome back for part two of our look at some of the fantasy plateaus the 2018 rookies will be trying to surpass. In part one we looked at five of the most prominent rookies heading into the 2018 season, and today we analyze five more. Each player will be
The NFL draft has finally passed us by. True to form, the NFL pulled out the stops, turning Arlington into a huge media circus. Just like a circus, the draft was big, flashy, exciting and you never knew what was going to happen next for these rookies. But
With the NFL Draft over and free agency largely finished many of us in the fantasy community are trying to visualize what these teams will look like on paper. This is the time of the year where we must put in the hard work if we want to ultimately bring [
When the news broke Tuesday afternoon that had tested positive for PEDs and would be suspended 4 games, there were instant reactions across Fantasy Football Twitter: So after Mark Ingram suspension, is Alvin Kamara now the #1 pick in fantasy? — Jaso
Here at the redraft side of DFF, we’ve been running mock drafts for a few months now with some of our writers. The roster breakdown is pretty standard these days (1 QB, 2 RB’s, 2 WR’s, Flex (RB/WR/ TE) and we use PPR scoring. We’ve completed four
From identifying draft-day values/busts all offseason to the start/sit and waiver-wire advice to lead you to the playoffs, the Redraft Roundtable has you covered. All year Anthony Zaragoza, Mitch Lawson, Aaron Larson, Michael Stephenson, and John DiBari a
As the NFL and fantasy world welcomes a new exciting class of rookies to the game, it’s important to take a look at the veterans that will be affected. There is a finite amount of snaps, carries, and targets to go around, and each rookie who sees the fi
The 2018 NFL Draft has concluded and with landing spots determined for 256 players, it is time to take a look at the rookie class ahead of training camp and assess whether they should be on your redraft team for the upcoming season. This article will prov
I did not imagine for one moment heading into the 2017 season that would lead me to multiple championships, but here I am, 4 rings heavier with Bortles as the QB of every winning team I had. After streaming the QB position in the majority of leagues last
The New York Jets have had a long and painful history of quarterback flops. From passing on Dan Marino to Geno Smith, Bryce Petty, and Christian Hackenberg, the Jets have not been very successful since Broadway Joe Namath. The Jets decision to move up to
Now that Free Agency has begun to wind down, and the dust has settled, this is an excellent time to wipe away the hype and find the under the radar players who benefited from the 2018 free agent signings. Of course, as all the news is breaking, everyone i
Like all people approaching retirement age, Frank Gore is moving to Florida. The 34 year-old has decided to play in his 14th(!) NFL season, and he joins his hometown Miami Dolphins on a one-year contract. Gore brings plenty of experience to the team, as h
I’m no fan of the Cleveland Browns. From their awful-color uniforms to their lackluster announcement of a uniform change a few years ago when they went from orange-orange to orange-red, to their horrid draft decisions over the last decade or so, I’m j
