Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen has at least 97 catches in each of the last four seasons, with 100 or more grabs three times. If he had played all 16 games last year, […]
Let’s start with the basics. In fantasy football, it’s common to “handcuff” your No. 1 running back by also drafting his backup. For this year, Alexander Mattison (Dalvin Cook), Tony Pollard (Ezekiel Elliott), Chuba Hubbard […]
The Houston Texans project to be one of the worst teams in the NFL this year, with Deshaun Watson unlikely to play and general dysfunction all around. But to write off the entire team in […]
Based on fantasy points per game (full PPR), with a minimum of 10 games played, Miles Sanders has been RB21 and RB17 in his first two NFL seasons. Heading into last year, there was plenty […]
Over his last 15 games, New York Giants running back Saquon Barkley has averaged 102.3 yards from scrimmage per game. But that has of course come over two seasons, as he most notably missed 14 […]
The Pittsburgh Steelers seem to hit on a non-first-round draft pick wide receiver every year, or at least more regularly than any other NFL team. The latest example is Chase Claypool, a second-round pick (No. […]
In 2019, Christian McCaffrey lapped the field to finish as the No. 1 running back in fantasy football. In Week 1 last season, in the new system of offensive coordinator Joe Brady, he got off […]
As a sophomore at Minnesota in 2019, Rashod Bateman put himself on the NFL radar with 60 catches for 1,219 yards and 11 touchdowns (a Big Ten-leading 20.3 yards per catch). Last year was a […]
After barely seeing the field as a rookie in 2019, Damien Harris was lined up for a bigger role in the Patriots’ backfield last year. Exactly what that would mean, as New England employs a […]
After setting a single-season NFL record with 149 catches in 2019, as he lapped the field in finishing as the WR1 in fantasy, 2020 was a dud for New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas. […]
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