Fantasy Football for Winners

One of the biggest waiver adds ahead of Week 5 is shaping up to be one of the biggest busts. Here’s why.

[Update: seven hours after this episode dropped, the Seahawks reversed their decision.]

The Seahawks have signed Joe Mixon, giving them one of the most confusing fantasy backfields.

If you’re rostering Justin Herbert, Omarion Hampton, and/or Ladd McConkey, what’s the best path forward?

With Jalon Daniels making his first NFL start today, I’m wondering how likely he is to use his RBs and TEs as security blankets. Based on historical data, here’s what I’ve learned so far . . .

Washington has signed Austin Ekeler with Rachaad White on the shelf. Here’s what we might expect from Ekeler, Jacory Croskey-Merritt, and Kaytron Allen in Week 4 and beyond.

RB rushing inefficiency and solid fantasy production don’t usually mix. Quinshon Judkins is becoming a pressure-point fantasy option whose value could go either way.

Is Deshaun Watson for real?

At this point in the season, RB fantasy points tend to solidify for those at the top of the depth chart. That’s not the case for WRs. Here’s why it matters entering Week 4 waivers.

Four reasons why Saquon Barkley is underperforming in fantasy, and why a big turnaround seems unlikely.

There are plenty of reasons to give up on Drake Maye, there are plenty of reasons to hold tight, and there are plenty of reasons to do a little of both.