Fantasy Football Articles

The author looks at his share percentages for various players in DRAFT's best ball tournament, where he's happy to have plenty of Nick Chubb but wishes he had more of the Cleveland passing game.

Liss shares with Jeff his concern that in pre-season games, the Lions are pulling Kerryon Johnson on third down passing situations.

Aaron Rodgers is disappointed he can no longer use the McCarthy excuse.

Jerry Donabedian evaluates the implications of preseason playing time in various backfields, including James Conner taking every snap with the first-team offense in Pittsburgh.

There's an understandable lack of enthusiasm around the Jacksonville passing game, but there's a surprisingly deep group of receivers there with Marqise Lee (knee) back.

Mario believes Cleveland TE David Njoku is a great bargain in the 9th round. He explains his thinking to Jeff.

Kevin Payne looks at under-the-radar players who could make an impact this season, including the Colts' Jacoby Brissett as long as Andrew Luck is out.

Jeff Stotts puts on his detective hat and wades through the jumble of information coming out of Colts camp regarding QB Andrew Luck’s leg injury.

McKechs and Mario discuss Leonard Fournette's best ball value heading into the bruising RB's third season.

Jim Coventry runs down the list of IDPs who likely will miss time this season, whether it be to injury or suspension, as is the case with Patrick Peterson who is suspended for six games.

Jerry Donabedian tries to figure out an appropriate draft spot for Josh Gordon post-reinstatement.

Liss and Jeff throw some shade David Johnson's way. There is a high ceiling, but also a pretty low floor.

With the Seahawks looking to get Chris Carson more involved in the passing game, the Seattle runner potentially offers unique upside even at an escalating cost.

Liss explains to Jeff why he sees big upside for O.J. Howard for 2019.

Jerry Donabedian looks at snap counts from the first week of the preseason, explaining why O.J. Howard's every-down role with the starting offense is far more relevant than his lack of receiving production.