Fantasy Football for Winners

Josh Jacobs is once again crushing it. But many of his advanced metrics are near all-time lows. How much can managers trust him in a seemingly struggling Green Bay offense?

In an episode this summer, I discussed why Puka Nacua and Davante Adams were overvalued based on Matthew Stafford’s ADP. My mistake is a reminder that while QB market values are often tied to WR and TE market values, the harder part is figuring out which side is overvalued versus undervalued.

Designed for today's 4pm Eastern games, this DFS lineup includes a very cheap QB, RB2, WR3, and flex -- where each has realistic 16+ point upside. That leaves room for a dominant RB1, WR1, and WR2, each with realistic 24+ point upside.

Since 2012, at least two preseason top-10 RBs have missed 3+ games. So far this season, no preseason top-10 RB has missed a game, while 14 of the next 18 preseason ranked RBs have flopped, gotten hurt, or lost their starting jobs. Here's why we should care, and here's what we should do about it.

2005 was the last time the top 5 fantasy TEs were under 30 years old. The dynasty implications of the current youth movement are huge.

The Broncos’ backfield has been among the most effective and stable all season. The most likely outcome is that it won’t continue.

Now that the Jaguars have traded for Jakobi Meyers, how should managers value Brian Thomas Jr. in light of his struggles and injuries?

Should fantasy managers rostering Cardinals players hope that Jacoby Brissett keeps starting instead of Kyler Murray?

When you draft a running back, always overreach for his handcuff. If an opponent poaches him, then always be prepared to give up more than what he’s worth in a trade.

Designed for today's 1pm Eastern games, this DFS lineup includes two relatively affordable starting RBs, two dominant high-priced WRs, and a bizarrely underperforming TE with (quite possibly) the cheapest DFS price tag of his career.

The fantasy implications of Travis Hunter‘s injury in light of the Jaguars’ sputtering offense.

Statistically, Lamar Jackson is on one of the greatest — if not the greatest — QB runs in NFL history. And this year he’s doing it almost entirely through the air.

A few days ago, the 1-6 Dolphins looked like they’d be sellers before next week’s trade deadline. Now they’re 2-6, and tonight is the first of four straight home games. A win might keep De’Von Achane and Jaylen Waddle in Miami. A loss could prompt an immediate fantasy shakeup.

Among the 10 most-added fantasy players this week, eight were rostered in (on average) less than 2% of leagues at the beginning of last month. How do managers stay ahead of the curve, anticipating player trends before they begin?

There are pros and cons to stashing "too many" players at one position. And there might be more cons than pros to trading the overall QB1 for a QB streamer and a vastly underperforming WR. Here's why I took the leap and parted ways with Patrick Mahomes.

In the aftermath of Cam Skattebo’s season-ending injury, Tyrone Tracy’s value bump is obvious. What’s more Interesting is how it could impact Jaxson Dar, Wan’Dale Robinson, and other Giants playmakers.

Two recommended DFS lineups for today's 4pm Eastern games. One assumes the Broncos dominate through the air while Jonathan Taylor racks up 25+ points on the ground. The other assumes the Colts dominate through the air while the cheaper J.K. Dobbins collects 16+.

The Dolphins, Browns, Raiders, and Saints are headed toward losing seasons. Three of these teams are also over the salary cap for 2026. Given the strong possibility that they'll unload a fantasy-relevant WR before the November 4 trade deadline, here are three likely trade targets -- and the resulting fantasy impact such a deal would have on their current WRs.

Each great performance by Kamani Vidal brings him a step closer to maintaining rest-of-season, stand-alone fantasy value, even when Omarion Hampton returns.

Is Kimani Vidal as great as he looked vs. the bottom-tier Dolphins run defense, or as "not great" as he looked vs. the top-tier Colts defense?

Wednesday is the most important day of the week for waivers. Following close behind is Sunday. Here’s why.

Should fantasy managers remain patient with a WR who’s scored less than seven fantasy points in five of seven games?

The 2007 Dolphins had their worst record in franchise history. So they unloaded expensive talent, and the following season they won the AFC East title—and haven’t won one since. The 2025 Dolphins are in a similar position. Fantasy managers should brace for the strong possibility that most of the team’s fantasy assets will be playing elsewhere next season, if not sooner.

Two recommended DFS lineups for 50-50 competitions that raise the questions, “Who will lead the Panthers’ and Patriots’ backfields?“ and "How much should we trust the returning Rashee Rice?"

Why the next 2-3 weeks are pivotal for Jacory Croskey-Merritt's rest-of-season fantasy value.