PPR formats affect running backs most of all.
The Class of 2013
Jeff Stotts, certified athletic trainer, highlights the league's safest and riskiest players
Mario Puig projects this season's top defensive line fantasy options
Michael Vick is roughly equal to David Wilson
NFL Staffers Tab Undervalued and Overvalued Players
Rookie Montee Ball Is A Wild Card
High-Upside receivers like Torrey Smith are typically available in the middle rounds.
Jonathan Bales, author of
Don't expect Marshawn Lynch to repeat his career numbers from 2012.
Darren McFadden should see a substantial efficiency spike this year.
Kevin Payne Takes an Early-June Look Around the League
What's the No.1 overall slot worth in trade?
Faster running backs like Ben Tate have the most upside.
Don't be afraid to grab an elite QB at the back end of the first round.
Size matters more than speed when it comes to wide receiver success.
New England's Rob Gronkowski fits the bill.
Although he might not be the biggest name heading into the draft, TE Tyler Eifert is among the draft's elite prospects, and he should make his way into the top 20.