Joe Bartel analyzes the skill players selected on the final day of the NFL Draft, Including Bo Scarbrough, who might prove one of the better Day 3 value picks.
John McKechnie breaks down the skill position players taken in rounds two and three of the NFL Draft including USC's Ronald Jones, who lands in a favorable situation in Tampa Bay's backfield.
Joe Bartel breaks down the first-round skill players.
The rumor mill is in overdrive with the first round of this year's NFL Draft rapidly approaching. Is Baker Mayfield now the favorite to go No.1 overall to the Browns?
Sam Darnold should be on his way to Cleveland soon enough, but what happens from the second pick onward could be a whirlwind.
Mario Puig joins Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson on Sirius XM to discuss Saquon Barkley and other NFL Draft running back prospects.
Sammy Watkins has mostly been a disappointment in the NFL, but don't let bitterness toward the past obscure an obvious bargain in the present.
Clay & DVR discuss where an inefficient Dez Bryant lands after being cut by Dallas.
Routinely falling into the mid-third round in DRAFT.com 12-team best ball leagues following the Dion Lewis signing in Tennessee, Derrick Henry is going later than several clearly inferior runners.
Saquon Barkley is a presumed top-five pick, but it's easy to imagine a scenario where he falls further.
Many mistook Allen Robinson's arrival in Chicago for a fantasy downgrade, but those people are wrong.
With five DRAFT.com best ball leagues concluded, here is one writer's approach to the current ADP market.
Reuniting with Matt Patricia on a Detroit squad with no established power runners, LeGarrette Blount might yet remain a factor in 2018.
With three best ball leagues on DRAFT in the books, several patterns are developing in the author's selections. Pat Mahomes is one recurring name.
Jimmy Graham showed some hints of decline last year in Seattle, but Green Bay should prove a launchpad for the touchdown machine.
John McKechnie offers his first mock of the year on the heels of a trade that shook up the draft order. Will it be Josh Rosen to the Jets, or does Gang Green have its sights set on a different quarterback?
If you thought Adam Thielen and Stefon Diggs were good last year, just wait and see what they do with an above average QB.
A.J. Green may see his price tag drop after a disappointing 2017, but he's an obvious selection in the mid-second round.