In the first of two installments previewing running back training camp battles, a three-man skirmish for Indianapolis stands as the headliner.
Jeff Stotts focuses on players like Arizona’s David Johnson, who sustained significant injuries last season to determine how it will affect their draft positions for 2018.
Jim Coventry examines players who could be in line to exceed expectations and provide value on draft day, including the Falcons’ Vic Beasley, who should bounce back from his five-sack 2017 season.
The Browns suddenly have a loaded backfield, but like the Saints in 2017, a star or two could emerge from the crowd over the course of the year.
Juan Carlos Blanco looks over offseason risers and fallers as teams prepare for training camp and Patrick Mahomes gets ready to take the reins on a potent Kansas City passing attack.
Kevin Payne looks at likely undrafted players who could still be useful to fantasy owners this season. Can Ricky Seals-Jones carve out a role in Arizona?
Jeff Stotts is back with his weekly Injury Report, this week offering progress reports on players injured before the end of last season, including Colts QB Andrew Luck.
We'll break down the most anticipated positional battles as training camp looms, beginning with Sam Bradford vs. Josh Rosen along with five other showdowns.
Jerick McKinnon might have more buzz around him than any other player in the fantasy football community, but the author can't keep up.
Liss & Jeff debate whether or not to raise expectations for Mitch Trubisky in his sophomore season.
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Liss & Jeff discuss Tarik Cohen's role in the new Chicago Bears' offense.
Chris Liss and Derek VanRiper ponder whether Jamaal Williams, Aaron Jones or someone else will wind up the Packers' best fantasy running back.
Chris Liss interviews professional bettor Rufus Peabody, who shares his insider knowledge on sports gambling, Vegas books and even world travel.
Scott Jenstad offers DFS tips for the forgotten middle – those who aren't beginners but who aren't professionals, either. Check out his tips to give yourself the best chance of cashing this fall.
Best-ball veteran Mark Stopa offers his tips for winning best-ball leagues, which offer fantasy owners the thrill of drafting without the work of traditional leagues.
Derek VanRiper and Jeff Erickson wonder if the fantasy football draft market already is overpricing new 49ers back Jerick McKinnon.
Chris Liss, fresh off grabbing Justin Tucker in the FSTA draft, makes a case that the best kickers deserve more confidence in fantasy football leagues.