Getting stuck in the middle of Round 1 is a tough place to be as you have to settle for less than elite production with your first pick, and a second-rounder that's sub-optimal
Maurice Jones-Drew falls to No. 25 overall in the consensus rankings compiled by four of RotoWire's top fantasy football experts. See who else was a late mover in the preseason.
The guys our expert won't touch with a ten-foot pole...
The hype is building for Matt Ryan, but didn't the same thing happen last season at this time?
LeGarrette Blount looks to have lost the starting running back job in Tampa Bay as he was relegated to backup duty in the last exhibition game.
Drew Brees ranks No. 8 among QBs if you remove his massive advantage in passing attempts
Darren McFadden clocks in at No. 9 overall as four of our top analysts give their updated top 200 lists ahead of a big weekend for fantasy football drafts.
Injury prone players like Darren McFadden get a sizable boost
Sidney Rice was a top-10 receiver with the Vikings in 2009 before injuries limited him in each of the last two seasons. Can he stay healthy and deliver profit from his current ADP?
Tony Romo's team is falling apart this preseason
Matt Forte is the No. 1 back in Chicago, but Michael Bush's emergence could relegate Forte to the sideline when the team is at the goal line.
What's the optimal pick in a snake draft? How about third-round reversal? We break down the choices.
High volume receivers get a boost over big-play threats.
Players with the highest ADP (like Arian Foster) have averaged 82.7 percent of the fantasy points produced by the year-end No. 1 player at their position.
Is Jamaal Charles Worth the Risk?
Despite losing Pro Bowl guard Carl Nicks, Drew Brees still plays behind an elite group