What’s the best way to offer a trade that’s both advantageous and not “egregiously unfair?”

Amari Cooper is back with the Raiders, and the fantasy implications are bigger than many managers realize.

Zero-RB drafters do what works for them. RB-heavy drafters do what works for them. But neither is empirically “better.”

It’s hard to get rattled in a fantasy draft if you have a round-by-round game plan with more contingencies than you’ll ever need.

Some NFL trades expand the pool of realistic high-upside fantasy players. Here’s why the Brian Robinson trade narrows that pool.

Examining the relevance of older WRs pretty consistently performing worse than their preseason ADPs.

I’ve been tracking ADP versus fantasy performance for about 200 players per year since 2012. What is the probability that an undraftable QB or TE will finish in the top 12 or even top 6?

Why is it often difficult to predict which DSTs will finish near the top? Here’s one big reason why, based on homegrown research.

One of my homemade spreadsheets details the before and after of every NFL regular season shutout loss since 2000. The results have actionable fantasy Implications. In this episode, I discuss some of them.

What do Jayden Daniels and Carson Wentz have in common? Not much, except they both were drafted #2 overall, helped lead their franchise to success not seen in years, and crushed it at/near the start of their career. Many other young, promising QBs have experienced significant drop-offs in their second or third seasons—and sometimes for many seasons after. How confident should we be in Daniels’ greatness?