Chris Liss looks at the Fanball/NFFC Best Ball data from 2018-2019. Unsurprisingly, Christian McCaffrey was the biggest impact player both years.
Kerryon Johnson, damaged during turbulence, clocks in at No. 85, six spots below failed professional wrestler Rob Gronkowski.
Chris took Michael Thomas over Dalvin Cook at pick five and didn't take his first running back until Round 6.
If everyone were guaranteed to stay healthy, Odell Beckham would be the No. 2 receiver on Chris Liss' board.
Chris Liss was happy to take Nick Chubb with the 14th overall pick in the season's earliest industry draft.
Antonio Brown is obviously the better football player, but Andy Dalton has been more valuable to his team IF we're comparing them to the replacement-level baselines for their respective positions.
You might have a hunch about a young quarterback taking a leap, but are your observations already priced in by the market?
Quarterback was a crap shoot once Jim Kelly went off the board at 1.1, so Josh Allen actually made the cut, albeit as the last pick in the draft.
Gore had already been in the league three years when Chris Johnson, Matt Forte and Darren McFadden were drafted.
With a little decent quarterback play from Nick Foles this year, Allen Robinson has the skills to turn in an all-time great performance for the Bears.
Odell Beckham (NFFC WR12) still has WR1 upside and is therefore under-priced.
Aaron Rodgers was the second pick in the All-Time Green Bay Packers draft, just behind Brett Favre. See who else got selected by Tom Kessenich, Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson.
Kevin White was one of the more recent players deemed as a bust in our NFL Busts draft that we did on our SiriusXM Fantasy draft.
Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson select their all-time, real-life NFL teams. Chris took Aaron Donald as his starting defensive tackle.
Chris Liss reflects on the money he lost betting on the 49ers and what could have been.
Raheem Mostert ran for 220 yards and four TDs in an easy home win over the Packers.
Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs put up 51 points Sunday despite meager contributions from their speedy downfield playmakers.
Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Dolphins' shocking upset win at New England is the story of the week.
Aaron Jones lost a fumble early, but gashed the Vikings for two TDs in the second half of a game that wasn't as close as the score.
Saquon Barkley posted the 24th-highest yards-from-scrimmage game in NFL history, showing he's completely healthy and solidifying his case to be a top-three pick in 2020.
Drew Brees set two records Monday night, completing 29 of 30 passes and throwing four more TDs.
Say what you like about Jameis Winston, but he's on pace for an historic passing yardage season.
With 33 TD passes and more than 1,100 rushing yards, Lamar Jackson could be on his way to the greatest fantasy QB performance of all time.
With Eli Manning's overtime loss to the Eagles, he's now 116-117 for his career.
George Kittle, who carried Saints on his back for the game's decisive play, suddenly finds himself in a high-end passing attack with Emmanuel Sanders and Deebo Samuel.
Chris Liss regrets dropping Mitchell Trubisky (the first QB he drafted) from his playoff-qualifying NFFC team.
Rashaad Penny split work with Chris Carson Monday night, but scored twice on 15 carries and four catches.
The league's two most automatic players, Christian McCaffrey and Michael Thomas, both put up unexpected duds the same week.
John Brown's 28-yard TD pass to Devin Singletary was the highlight of Chris Liss' Thanksgiving Day.
Lamar Jackson is in Christian McCaffrey/Michael Thomas territory -- he's having a fantasy season for the ages, and there's not much left to say.