Dynasty Analysis
@force_fantasy continues his Definitive Dynasty Rankings series, covering the players ranked 11-20 in his Dynasty model.
@DffFrankPanthro covers his top buys and sells in Dynasty following Week 3 of the 2025 preseason.
I don’t get it. I truly don’t. For some reason, so many managers are sleeping on Bo Nix, or worse, outright hating on him. It makes no sense because if you actually look at the numbers and not just the headlines, the guy can flat-out ball. Denver might have finally found the quarterback they’ve been looking for since Peyton Manning retired, and I’m willing to go a step further: if Nix keeps trending the way he is, we’re looking at a guy who could make a push into the top five quarterback conversation sooner than people think.
Let me tell you why I’m buzzing about Darius Cooper, and why he’s a perfect name to drop into your Dynasty radar now, and his potential in Redraft Leagues with valuation in fantasy football auction values. At 23 years old, 5′ 11″, 209 lbs. This kid is coming out of Tarleton State with numbers that demand attention, and he’s already grabbed that preseason game and ran with it like his life depended on it.
Week 2 of the NFL preseason has given dynasty managers valuable insight into who is trending up, who is slipping, and which players are positioning themselves for major roles in the regular season. While these games don’t count for standings, they matter for perception, opportunity, and early dynasty value. Here’s the complete breakdown of Week 2’s Buyers/Risers and Sellers/Fallers.
@DffFrankPanthro explains why Dart will be the key piece in turning around the New York Giants’ franchise for years to come.
@FatherDynasty covers his startup selections from Rounds 7-12 in the DFF Superflex Dynasty mock draft.
@DffFrankPanthro covers his selections from Rounds 7-12 in the DFF Dynasty startup mock draft.
@force_fantasy begins his Dynasty rankings series with a ~FREE~ sneak peak at his “Dynasty1” model, as well as his Top 10 ranked players in Dynasty, Superflex, PPR formats.
DFF analysts @FFChalmers, @FFDelly, @fantasybuff_, and @DffFrankPanthro continue coverage on their Dynasty startup mock draft, covering Rounds 7-12 in this ~FREE~ episode of the Always Be Building Show!
At Dynasty Football Factory, we’re pretty much talking fantasy football all day, every day. From spirited debates to roster-building advice and trade scenario input, the DFF Army has no shortage of opinion when it comes to this game we love. With the NFL Season approaching, naturally, it’s time for bold predictions, right? Despite being Dynasty-focused, we’d be remiss if we didn’t offer up takes for the upcoming campaign.
Dynasty teams, competing immediately or punting to the future, are built in what I like to call The Championship Rounds. Historically, you don’t lose leagues in the first three rounds, and you’re committing to a specific type of build in Rounds 4-6. When you hit Round 7,+ it’s about finding pieces that not only fill out your squad but present certain types of floor and upside, along with a combination of youth and veteran production. We finish off in this Superflex Format + PPR + TEP (.5) + three Flex spots.
@FatherDynasty discusses the thought processes behind his player selections in Rounds 4-6 from the DFF Dynasty startup mock.
The first full week of preseason football is in the books, and while the games might not count in the standings, they count for Dynasty managers paying attention. This is where the market moves before most people realize it’s moving. Yes, it’s only the first real taste of game action this year, but the takeaways were impossible to ignore. Some players stepped up and forced their way into the conversation, while others left us shaking our heads, wondering if the hype was ever real. It’s early, but early is where the edge is found.
@DffFrankPanthro lets you know whether former Texas WR Isaiah Bond is worth a waiver add in your deeper Dynasty leagues.
DFF analysts @FFChalmers, @FFDelly, and @DffFrankPanthro continue coverage on their Dynasty startup mock draft, covering Rounds 4-6 in this ~FREE~ episode of the Always Be Building Show!
The DFF team discusses their most-owned rookies and gives you the “why” behind each player for Dynasty purposes.
@DffFrankPanthro tells you why you should be trading for Tory Horton RIGHT NOW before the buy window closes.
Let me say this up front: I’m very high on Kyle Monangai. He’s one of those players flying way under the radar right now, going in the late rounds of startup drafts, or sitting there on waivers just waiting to be scooped. But I’ve been ahead of the curve on this one. I have so much stock in him across my leagues, and I’m telling you now before the breakout buzz starts. Grab and stash him before everyone else catches on.
@jim_DFF covers his Round 4-6 selections in the DFF Dynasty startup mock, and his thought process behind each pick.
@DffFrankPanthro tells you why Dont’e Thornton Jr. is the rookie to buy low on in this DFF exclusive article.
After walking away from the first three rounds with Brock Bowers, Ashton Jeanty, and Baker Mayfield, I entered Day 2 of the startup draft ready to build around that elite foundation, locking in key contributors who offer immediate upside and long-term star potential. With the 4.02, 5.11, and 6.02 picks, I continued drafting with conviction and walked away with three players who each have league-winning upside.
The Always Be Building Show brought to you by @DFF_Dynasty continued Tuesday evening with @FFChalmers and @FFDelly adding @DffFrankPanthro to the livecast. Our DFF Analysts and Friends also returned for Rounds 4-6 in the Dynasty Fantasy Football Startup Mock Draft. This series can be followed on our YouTube Channel and Website as we progress in the coming weeks.
One of the most valuable under-the-radar assets in Dynasty Fantasy Football has to be anyone on the running back depth chart for the 49ers. With news this week of Isaac Guerendo’s shoulder injury and nagging health history, you’re going to hear the name Jordan James more as Guerendo is expected to miss multiple weeks, and Christian McCaffrey won’t see the field until Week 1. It’s not out of the range of possibilities that we witness another Oregon RB (see Bucky Irving) quickly ascend in valuation as the season progresses.
Let’s talk about Tyler Allgeier, one of the most underrated bench stashes in all of Dynasty and Redraft right now. He’s going late in the double-digit rounds of most startup drafts, if he’s even being drafted at all in shallower formats, and that’s exactly the kind of profile I want to scoop before the rest of the league catches on. If you’re rostering Bijan Robinson he’s a must. But even if you’re not, Allgeier is one of the best handcuff values you can grab and stash right now.