Fantasy Football for Winners

Justin Herbert versus . . . Ryan Leaf?

It’s entirely realistic that the Chargers will continue to crush fantasy managers’ hopes. But ironically, it’s also unrealistic, because otherwise this might be the worst

Malachi Fields

Malachi Fields is rostered in less than 10% of ESPN leagues. Here’s why more managers need to pay attention to him.

Jayden Daniels

Now in the back half of his third season, Jayden Daniels has been both elite and injury prone. What can fantasy managers realistically expect going forward?

Keenan Allen

The 49ers have added yet another 30+ year-old wideout, Keenan Allen. Their rest-of-season depth chart is wide open.

Vikings QB Trade Options

If the Vikings don’t upgrade at quarterback today, the rest-of-season fantasy values of their skill players will plummet.

Puka Nacua

The potentially far-reaching fantasy implications of Puka Nacua’s injury.

Elijah Mitchell, Khalil Herbert, Audric Estime, and Greg Desrosiers Jr

If you’re as desperate as I am for #2 starting RB in Week 9, here are four Hail Mary backups.

Kyler Murray

An under-the-radar indicator of Kyler Murray’s decline, as we prepare for the possibility that Carson Wentz pulls a Jacoby Brissett and supplants Murray as the Vikings’ s

Bhayshul Tuten and Chris Rodriguez

How should fantasy managers respond when a depth chart and head coach say one thing, and preseason ADPs say something entirely different?

Jacoby Brissett (and Carson Wentz)

With his reported trade to the Ravens, Jacoby Brissett seemingly becomes the first quarterback in NFL history to play for seven teams across seven successive seasons, bre

Quentin Johnston and Brian Thomas Jr.

Quentin Johnston and Brian Thomas Jr. have one more game before the NFL trade deadline. Here’s why that matters for fantasy managers.

Zach Charbonnet, Jadarian Price, and Emanuel Wilson

Entering last night, Zach Charbonnet, Jadarian Price, and Emanuel Wilson were each reasonable bets to lead the Seahawks in touches. Instead, we might be witnessing a sign

Ravens’ Fantasy Chaos

And just like that, the Ravens are in rough shape, and the fantasy implications will be huge.

Josh Jacobs

The longest suspension a running back or wide receiver has received after Week 1 and before the trade deadline was two games. What happens next for Josh Jacobs and the Pa

Lamar Jackson

When are injuries or statistical dips a sign of a permanent fantasy decline, and when should they be ignored?

Christian Watson

Managers who draft Christian Watson embrace both the huge risks and the big rewards.

Tetairoa McMillan and Jalen Coker

Only once in the last 25 years have the Panthers had two top-28 fantasy WR teammates. Tetairoa McMillan and Jalen Coker have a shot at delivering similar numbers.

Ashton Jeanty and Mike Washington Jr.

Ashton Jeanty presumably is still the Raiders’ bell cow. But his carries have steadily dipped since Week 1, and he’s getting outplayed on the ground by Mike Washington. S

Saquon Barkley

Last night we witnessed the best fantasy side and the riskiest fantasy side of Saquon Barkley. The Eagles realistically could finish at the bottom of the NFC East. What s

Bam Knight, Jordan Mason, and Braelon Allen

Backfield depth charts are rarely static. There’s some shaking up happening on the Cardinals, Vikings, and . . . maybe even the Jets.