Dynasty Analysis
@force_fantasy continues his Dynasty Data Trenz series, pulling the Week 4 information that matters the most from a Dynasty perspective.
Before the news of NYG phenom WR Malik Nabers’ Week 4 ACL tear, the general rule in Dynasty Fantasy Football was that you should not trade away a premium young asset like Malik Nabers unless you receive a massive overpay. A trade might be considered if your team is not a current contender and you can extract multiple high-value assets. While you probably can’t get Ja’Marr Chase or Justin Jefferson, targets like Puka Nacua, CeeDee Lamb, or a combination of lesser players and picks might be an option.
@DffFrankPanthro brings you his biggest sell-high and buy-low candidates in Dynasty following Week 4 of the NFL season
As we head into Week 6 of the college football season, @DffFrankPanthro has some new C2C prospects for you to target on your waivers.
Find out what the Campus to Canton fantasy football format is all about in this ~FREE~ DFF article, courtesy of @DffFrankPanthro.
Start: Sawyer Robertson, Baylor at Oklahoma State
Robertson has 1,320 yards with 13 touchdowns and three interceptions on 62.6 percent and 7.6 yards per attempt. Oklahoma State’s defense is near the bottom across the board at 115th in points allowed, 128th against the run, 80th against the pass, 116th in takeaways, and 115th in sacks, with a poor red zone mark at 112th. Baylor is going to keep throwing, and this defense hasn’t been stopping much. Start him.
We’re four weeks into the CFB season, and there’s enough intel available for another way-too-early 2026 Rookie Mock Draft. Without further ado, the DFF Army jumps in…
@DffFrankSchook tells you which players you should be looking to acquire and move off of in Dynasty following Week 3 in the NFL.
In this DFF exclusive article, @force_fantasy dives into player trends and analytics from Week 3, extracting the information that truly matters from a Dynasty perspective.
Allow the Macho fantasybuff to take you on a journey, a journey scoping the scenery of the landscape of your Dynasty league following Week 3. Now is the time to capitalize on other teams’ weaknesses. Their rosters’ misfortunes. Look for struggling players, such as JAX WR Brian Thomas Jr., TEN WR Calvin Ridley, PIT RB Kaleb Johnson, JAX WR Travis Hunter, etc., to capitalize on. Or someone currently injured, such as SF QB Brock Purdy, or SF WR Brandon Aiyuk. Or the poster child of who is suspended, KC WR Rashee Rice. Even a player you believe is now the time to buy because you’re getting ahead of the true value spike to come, such as IND QB Daniel Jones. I believe now is the time to attempt buying these guys at any reasonable discount. Even if it’s a discount on an overpay. If you find that a player you’re seeking is on the right situation’s roster, this could be your best chance to acquire what you believe in, for what you see as a value buy. Or a player who you just see the stock continue to rise on, that you think will continue to grow. In this case, pay the current value of that player, now. If you’re correct, it will cost more tomorrow, a true stock-up guy.
@DffFrankPanthro gives you the blueprint on which C2C players to target on waivers for Week 5, and how much FAAB to spend.
@DffFrankPanthro answers all your start/sit questions for C2C as we head into Week 4 of the college football season!
Grab your cigar and your bourbon, because Week 2 is here and it’s time to lock in. This is where dynasty managers start separating themselves. You can either sit back and watch value move around the league or you can get ahead of it and grab players before the breakout while moving off the names that won’t hold. I’ve got my five buys and five sells for you this week, and each one is about timing. That’s what wins in dynasty.
@force_fantasy breaks down the most important Week 2 trends from a Dynasty Fantasy Football perspective in this DFF exclusive article.
@DffFrankPanthro breaks down which C2C prospects he’s targeting on waivers as we head into Week 4 of the college football season.
@DffFrankPanthro offers up his start/sit advice for C2C leagues as we head into Week 3 of the 2025 college football season.
I’m willing to overpay right now, in tight end premium (TEP) leagues, as Tyler Warren appears promising to become a top tight end quickly. By offering more win-now value, Warren could be obtainable, and I have reasons why you should pay it. We may have another unicorn to join the top of the tight end rankings. Bowers may not be lonely for too long: Warren may be here to keep Bowers warm on those long and lonely nights.
Week 1 is in the books. Finally, we’ve got real football that counts, not preseason chatter. Now we see who showed up and who just got lucky. This is where smart managers separate themselves, because the overreactions are already flying around your league. Some guys had big box scores that don’t hold up, and others quietly showed they’re ready for more but aren’t being valued that way yet. So before we dive into it, grab your cigar and your bourbon, and let’s break down who to buy low and who to sell high coming out of Week 1.
@force_fantasy brings back his Dynasty Trendz series, providing an analytical look at Week 1 of the NFL season and discussing Dynasty impact.
@DffFrankPanthro tells you which C2C prospects you need to be spending your FAAB on following Week 2 of the college football season.
Find out what a DFF membership can offer you with these Week 1 ~ALL ACCESS~ articles! Dynasty, Devy, C2C, you name it. Dynasty Football Factory is here to help you win championships.
@DffFrankPanthro covers his start or sit decisions in C2C as we head into Week 2 of the 2025 College Football season.
Week 1 is finally here. No more guessing, no more what-ifs, no more pretending preseason box scores mean more than they do. Now it counts. This is where all the hype gets exposed or becomes real production. Every roster move, every practice squad stash, all the talk is over. Thursday is when the truth finally hits the field. This is the fun part: watching who shows up when the lights are on and who disappears the second it matters.
@MonicasHubby begins the Dynasty Vet Values series with four guys you should be looking to acquire on your contending Dynasty rosters prior to Week 1.
@DffFrankSchook reveals five names you should be targeting on waivers in your C2C leagues following Week 1 of college football.
