Reviewing the 20 most-drafted players on a 21-team portfolio, the author is somewhat alarmed to have drafted J.K. Dobbins on 13 of them.
Jim Coventry analyzes the 2023 fantasy value of players from the NFC South, including Atlanta wide receiver Drake London.
Switching from Houston to Dallas could be just what Brandin Cooks needs to catch fire.
Jim Coventry looks the ADP value of players in the NFC North, including Chicago quarterback Justin Fields.
Jerry Donabedian surveys all of Wednesday's transactions and hones in on the moves that matter most for fantasy.
Miles Sanders helped set the free agent running back market into motion Wednesday by agreeing to a four-year contract with Carolina.
Daniel Jones and Darren Waller should both benefit from Tuesday's developments, while the Raiders seem to be rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.
It was quiet a day for RB/WR/TE signings, but Austin Ekeler made some noise with a trade request while the Raiders found their short-term answer at QB.
Alan Seslowsky advises buying the dip on an injured young player like Jet's RB, Breece Hall.
Quentin Johnston confirmed elite measurables at the combine while some of his competition at receiver slipped.
Anthony Richardson is worth the risk as potentially the best athlete the NFL has ever seen at quarterback.
Jim Coventry analyzes the 2023 fantasy value of players from the AFC East, including Buffalo wide receiver Gabe Davis.
Devon Achane has seen a polarizing reception from the fantasy community, but those who fade him won't like the results.
If the Browns want to contend in the AFC North, signing these players in free agency could help them return to the NFL playoffs.
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Marvin Mims was a big combine winner, posting excellent workout metrics to pair with his stellar collegiate production.
Jahmyr Gibbs might not be a 20-carry back at just 199 pounds, but with 4.36 speed he'll be an unstoppable pass catcher.
