“Its like when I’m right I’m right, when I’m wrong I coulda been right, so I’m still right cause I coulda been wrong.” Let me repeat that. “Its like when I’m right I’m right, when I’m wrong I coulda been right, so I’m still right cause I coulda been wrong.”

Fantasy football players needn’t worry if they miss out on Giants running back Saquon Barkley. While he’s the crown jewel of the 2018 rookie class, there are a host of first-year players who will contribute to the success of those who select them. The rookie crop did receive a significant

With Fantasy football drafts and auctions reaching their apex this weekend, here are some tidbits to keep in mind: — Considering Adrian Peterson with hopes of one last burst of glory? Don’t. Over the past three seasons, Peterson has averaged barely over 4 yards per carry and faces a schedule

I held off as long as I could. I waited for injuries, suspensions, and surprise cuts and trades. But here it is, my only 2018 pre-season positional rankings based on PPR scoring: QB 1 Aaron Rodgers GB 2 Russell Wilson SEA 3 Deshaun Watson HOU 4 Tom Brady NE 5

They’re the hot names that everyone wants to know as they head into fantasy football drafts for the 2018 season — the unearthed gems and the deep values that can come out of nowhere to help you win your league and make you look smarter than everyone you are playing

There are a host of running back battles that will continue through the second week of preseason games that will eventually be resolved by either a clear winner or some sort of committee that fantasy owners dread. BRONCOS: Incumbent Devontae Booker had just two carries in Denver’s preseason opener while

Top-10 Wide Receivers for 2018: 1. Antonio Brown – Pittsburgh Steelers Projected receptions, yards and points: 110 rec – 1,583 yards – 323 points Probably the most elite performer over the last four fantasy seasons, Brown comes into 2018 with no signs of slowing down. He’s coming off a 2017

A majority of fantasy football research tends to focus on running backs, wide receivers and quarterbacks. But the other three positions are equally as crucial and can ultimately help you win your league. Knowing the right time to grab a tight end and when to keep waiting is key, as

In the weeks leading up to the start of the fantasy football season, there’s an acronym that gets thrown around more than a football on third-and-long, and that’s ADP. For those new to fantasy, ADP stands for Average Draft Position, and essentially its a number every player carries before the

The wide receiver position in fantasy football has been one of the more hotly debated topics in recent seasons. The depth at receiver and amount of consistent scoring led to the advent of the “zero running back” draft strategy. Utilizing that approach, you would refrain from selecting a running back