John McKechnie analyzes the 2019 rookie class and looks at which first-year players are likely to make a fantasy impact this season. Is David Montgomery headed for a large workload?
Best-ball leagues offer instant gratification at zero commitment but require a different draft strategy than traditional leagues. Mario Puig explains how to attack them.
Mario and Liss discuss the new ceiling and floor for David Johnson within the Cardinals' new 2019 offense.
We asked our football writers for their favorite undervalued and overvalued players for this season. Should fantasy owners be targeting Allen Robinson?
Jerry recaps his first ever rookie auction in a dynasty league, explaining why he spent $59 on wide receivers and just $2 on running backs. The one big regret? Missing out on Kyler Murray.
Jeff and Liss discuss Kenyan Drake's expected fantasy value for the 2019 season.
Liss and Jeff get into how Kareem Hunt's presence in Cleveland potentially hurts Nick Chubb's fantasy value for the 2019 season.
With Roger Goodell once again investigating Ezekiel Elliott, best ball drafters have taken an increased interest in Christian McCaffrey and Alvin Kamara in the first three picks.
Rashaad Penny's ADP rose throughout the spring, but he's still an excellent pick in the sixth or seventh round. Per usual, best ball provides some lessons that can be applied to any fantasy format.
Liss and Jeff debate whether or not Mahomes is the top QB In fantasy If Hill Is suspended.
Liss and Jeff discuss how the questions surrounding Todd Gurley's health impacts his and teammate Darrell Henderson's draft values.
Tom Kessenich, of SportsHub Games Network, says Aaron Jones is going too late in NFFC drafts.
Yahoo's Dalton Del Don calls Liss to debate a dynasty league trade involving RB Leonard Fournette and a rookies-only draft pick.
Liss and Jeff debate how many targets Cincy Bengals WR John Ross should receive in 2019.
This article talks targets and strategy for DRAFT's $3.5 million, 165,888-entry best ball tournament, where Todd Gurley is a valuable asset as his price tag falls toward the turn of the first round.
Logan Larson couldn't pass on the upside of getting Todd Gurley at No. 10 overall, but Logan does wonder what might've been if he'd taken a slightly different approach.
Picking 13th in a 14-team experts mock, Jerry Donabedian eventually regretted his decision to pass on Julio Jones twice.
Ronald Jones was a remarkable bust in his rookie year, but his value is on the rise after the Buccaneers declined to draft any running backs.