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Changes in Detroit elevate Theo Riddick’s fantasy profile
Various fliers with no history of NFL success soar off fantasy draft boards each August. Most do not work out. Owners scour the waiver wires for either proven replacements who are scoring just enough...
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Don’t buy the Amari Cooper fantasy hype
As fantasy football drafts begin to pick up steam for the upcoming 2016 NFL season, the Raiders’ Amari Cooper is a very popular choice among fantasy players. According to Scout.com, the second-year...
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Paul Perkins is a late-round fantasy RB to watch
The New York Giants have a good offense. It may not have seemed like it at times last year due to inconsistency, but they scored 26.3 points per game, sixth-most in the league and averaged 372.3 yards...
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Where to target Dion Lewis in fantasy drafts
New England Patriots running back Dion Lewis was among the most unexpectedly pleasant finds of the 2015 season for fantasy owners. There was nary a peep about him heading into the year, but it wouldn’t...
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Dez Bryant only elite with healthy Tony Romo
Dez Bryant was arguably the best fantasy wide receiver in the league two years ago. Only Antonio Brown and Jordy Nelson had more fantasy points in standard leagues than Bryant, and the Cowboys wideout...
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Sammie Coates’ fantasy hype will only grow
The Pittsburgh Steelers had a top-five offense last season even with Ben Roethlisberger playing in 12 games and Le’Veon Bell in only six. Gone from that offense is Martavis Bryant (50 receptions, 765...
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Uncertainty surrounding Alshon Jeffery provides fantasy opportunity
In a year when no one should feel weird about taking a wide receiver No. 1 overall, the remnants of the WR1s that aren’t chosen in first rounds will be plenty, considering how much more reliable this...
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Browns’ Gary Barnidge a safe fantasy pick
As long as fantasy football has existed, those that enjoy the friendly competition have lived by two hard and fast rules: Don’t draft a defense until your second-to-last pick Do not under any...
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Ezekiel Elliott vs. 2nd-tier receivers
The first round of your fantasy football draft is winding down. Everything has gone mostly as expected. You have the 10th pick in the draft. The top four running backs and top four wide receivers are...
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Eddie Lacy is still a risk for fantasy owners
Remember when some Pittsburgh fans criticized the Steelers for drafting Le’Veon Bell over Eddie Lacy? The latter won the Offensive Rookie of the Year Award on his way to a Pro Bowl bid in 2013, while...
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Where to target Tyler Eifert in fantasy drafts
Every year, tight end is one of the more interesting positions in the realm of fantasy football. Getting one of the elite few (see: Gronkowski, Rob) gives their fantasy owners a huge advantage at one...
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Thomas Rawls a hard guy to trust in fantasy
Thomas Rawls can be as good as Marshawn Lynch. That’s been a common phrase heard around Rawls’ fantasy prospects for the upcoming season. In relief of Lynch last year, the undrafted free agent ran for...
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Target Tony Romo late in fantasy drafts, but not as QB1
One of the most important strategies to building a successful fantasy football roster is waiting on the quarterback position. There are so many quarterbacks that post great numbers in today’s NFL and...
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Howard and Coleman top list of late-round fantasy RBs
The first few rounds of fantasy football drafts are undoubtedly the most important. If you select a player or two early on that have subpar seasons, your quest for a championship is almost over. The...
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John Brown ready to be top receiver
The order is obviously debatable, but it’s usually pretty easy to identify the top 25-30 receivers for fantasy leagues. Most teams have a clear-cut No. 1 guy, and that’s their wide receiver...
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Ware better handcuff for Charles than West
Jamaal Charles, almost 30 years old, could be facing his last stand as a surefire fantasy RB1 after suffering a second torn ACL. This is a shame, considering the Kansas City Chief running back’s...
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Giovani Bernard undervalued in fantasy
Giovani Bernard has been a consistent contributor for the Cincinnati Bengals throughout the duration of his three-year pro career. What’s been inconsistent, however, is where Bernard’s been selected in...
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Opportunity outweighs age for Adrian Peterson
Much like children on Christmas morning, fantasy football players are often too quick to toss aside their trustworthy old toys in exchange for shiny new ones. In fantasy drafts that have already taken...
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Funchess among fantasy WRs to monitor at camp
Training camps are only a couple of weeks away, which means players on the roster bubble are looking to make a mark. And for those already on the roster, there’s always a need to push for more playing...
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Le’Veon Bell Shouldn’t Be Consensus No. 1 pick
In past seasons, this wouldn’t even be a question. Le’Veon Bell has proved over his three years in the NFL that he is the best all-around back in the NFL. Those guys are usually the top fantasy running...
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