Cardinals rookie RB Jeremiyah Love joins a seemingly packed backfield that includes James Conner, Trey Benson, and offseason addition Tyler Allgeier, who might pose the most competition to Love. Should fantasy managers be concerned about Love’s Year 1 ceiling?

49ers rookie WR De'Zhaun Stribling probably will start the preseason as his team’s #4 wideout. Here’s why he’s in a perfect spot to have a fantasy impact in Year 1.

Why rookie breakout candidate Malik Benson is the most important Raiders WR to track this summer.

Bill’s rookie WR Skyler Bell was the 21st WR drafted this year. Here’s why I think Bell will have one of the best fantasy careers out of all of them.

Why rookie Malachi Fields is one of the most undervalued fantasy WRs, and it’s not even close.

If you like numbers, you’ll love these numbers: proof positive that fading tight ends is (on average) one of the best draft decisions a fantasy manager can make.

Yesterday‘s episode walked through the statistical oddity of the durability of last year’s preseason’s top 10 RBs. Today’s episode tackles an inverse oddity with WRs.

From 2012 to 2024, the top 10 preseason RBs missed nearly 20% of their games. Last season it was only 2%. Here’s what it means for 2026.

The fantasy market is ranking Bo Nix and Patrick Mahomes outside the top 12. Here’s what manager should do about it . . .

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