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How much better do fantasy players perform at home?
Non-BCS running backs like Matt Forte have excelled for fantasy owners.
Even early-round wide receivers usually don't do much in their rookie seasons
Should fantasy owners be nervous about starting players listed as 'questionable' on the injury report?
Victor Cruz, who signed an extension during the summer, had a disappointing season before getting hurt in December
Despite playing in San Francisco, Tony Gonzalez had a solid showing in Week 16
How to spot the next Alshon Jeffery
Jay Cutler and his receivers are in Cleveland Sunday where the temperature should be in the 20's.
Why do so many former basketball players excel at tight end? It's the vertical leap.
Projecting targets is the key. Antonio Brown is sixth that department.
Le'Veon Bell might have the opportunities, but his poor 4.6 40 time and below-average broad jump did not portend efficiency.
Like Zac Stacy, Mike James should benefit from a heavy workload down the stretch.
Losing to a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader who drafted Tom Brady in the first round has got Jonathan Bales thinking about how to improve the game.
What positions have the steepest drop-offs?
Jonathan Bales has Andrew Luck and Trent Richardson on his NFFC team
Josh Gordon draws a Thursday night matchup against the Bills
There are good reasons why backs like C.J. Spiller were taken in the first round of your draft.
Seattle's Marshawn Lynch is coming off a big game against a tough 49ers defense.
Is having Dez Bryant and Tony Romo on the same team a good idea?
If you drafted Brandon Marshall (Week 8 bye), that's no reason to pass on Torrey Smith (also Week 8).
The RotoWire experts value C.J. Spiller more highly than the public does.
How much does it matter that Ray Rice faces the toughest slate of run defenses from 2012?
Chris Johnson faces last year's 29th and 30th-ranked run defenses (Colts and Jaguars) twice each and the Cardinals (28th), Chiefs (27th) and Jets (26th).
Jonathan Bales takes Trent Richardson at No. 9 overall.
Top signal callers like Drew Brees were big outliers in 2011, but far less so in other recent seasons.
Running back production drops off most steeply from early to middle rounds of your draft.
Rob Gronkowski's ADP is too high according to RotoWire's composite list.
Value-Based Drafting isn't perfect, but it helps us identify position scarcity.
Darren Sproles' ADP jumps only five spots when switching from standard to PPR leagues.
Michael Vick is roughly equal to David Wilson
High-Upside receivers like Torrey Smith are typically available in the middle rounds.
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Don't expect Marshawn Lynch to repeat his career numbers from 2012.
Darren McFadden should see a substantial efficiency spike this year.
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.
YPA, not total yards, is the best predictor of future success.
Running back production skews fast, stocky and young.
Why you should take A.J. Green over Calvin Johnson in a keeper league.
Other than freak-of-nature Tony Gonzalez, tight ends typically have the shortest peaks of any fantasy skill position.
At what point do aging signal-callers like Tom Brady experience decline?
Twenty-seven and not 30 is the age where backs start to decline
How February ADP can be a useful tool - even in August.
Adrian Peterson and Jamaal Charles out-earned their draft-day cost. Is that the exception or the rule?
How Much Does Quarterback Height Affect NFL Performance?
It certainly doesn't hurt, but it's not as crucial as it is for other offensive skill positions.
Unlike running backs, wide receivers depend far more on size than on speed