Jeff Ratcliffe gives his fantasy football busts for the 2017 NFL season, highlighting eight players who aren't likely to return value at their current ADPs. Jeff discusses the touch distribution between Christian McCaffrey and Jonathan Stewart in the Panthers' backfield, and between Joe Mixon and Jeremy Hill in the Bengals' backfield. Two-a-Days continues with a look at the Arizona Cardinals and Los Angeles Rams depth charts. Jeff also looks to a recent mock draft to ponder whether Zero-RB can work in 2017 fantasy drafts.

Jeff Ratcliffe breaks down his fantasy football sleepers and breakouts for the 2017 NFL season and tells you who to highlight on your draft board in the middle and late rounds. He continues Two-A-Days with a look at the Jacksonville Jaguars and Tennessee Titans depth charts. Jeff also checks in on Mike Gillislee's rising ADP, discusses Amari Cooper's offseason work, and gives his thoughts on why Adrian Peterson is being over-drafted.

Jeff Ratcliffe dives in to all of the recent fantasy football news from around the NFL including an update on Ezekiel Elliott's off-field issues, Dalvin Cook's potential as the lead back in Minnesota, and an update on the Philadelphia Eagles backfield. Two-a-Days continues with a look at the Houston Texans and Indianapolis Colts backfields. Jeff also dips into the mailbag and answers a question on how strategy changes in six-point passing TD leagues and tells you three things you can do to become a better fantasy football player in 2017.

Jeff Ratcliffe gets you prepped for 2017 fantasy football season with insights and analysis on how to attack all four offensive skill positions in your draft. In this episode, Jeff breaks down draft strategy at wide receiver. Topics include: the Big 5 wide receivers, players to target in the early rounds after the Big 5 come off the board, what to do with DeAndre Hopkins and Allen Robinson, breakout candidates, rookies to know, and late-round fliers.

Jeff Ratcliffe gets you prepped for 2017 fantasy football season with insights and analysis on how to attack all four offensive skill positions in your draft. In this episode, Jeff breaks down draft strategy at running back. Topics include: the Big 3 running backs of David Johnson, Le'Veon Bell, and Ezekiel Elliot, early-round running back targets after the Big 3 come off the board, middle-round breakout candidates, rookie names to know, and late-round fliers.

Jeff Ratcliffe gets you prepped for 2017 fantasy football season with insights and analysis on how to attack all four offensive skill positions in your draft. In this episode, Jeff breaks down draft strategy at quarterback and tight end. Quarterback topics include: why you don't need an elite quarterback to win your league, middle- and late-round quarterback targets, overvalued quarterbacks, and super-deep and 2QB options. At tight end, Jeff discusses which of the top 4 tight ends he's targeting, middle- and late-round options, and which rookies you need to know for your re-draft fantasy football league.

Jeff Ratcliffe breaks down the stat that can be your fantasy football secret weapon in evaluating running backs - yards after contact per attempt - and highlights players who were very effective in this metric, including Le'Veon Bell, Jay Ajayi, Mark Ingram, and Isaiah Crowell. Jeff also discusses the potential touch distribution in the Seattle backfield between Eddie Lacy and Thomas Rawls, the impact of more 3-wide sets in Baltimore on Breshad Perriman, and why those in re-draft leagues should pump the breaks on ArDarius Stewart. Two-a-Days also continues with a look at the New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Buccaneers depth charts.

Jeff Ratcliffe checks in on the recent fantasy football news from around the NFL including Eric Decker's fantasy prospects after he signed with the Tennessee Titans, why Jeremy Maclin may have struggled last season, Kelvin Benjamin's recent weight loss, and Laquon Treadwell's outlook as the Minnesota Vikings' No. 3 receiver. Two-a-Days continue with a look at the Atlanta Falcons and Carolina Panthers depth charts. Jeff also plays a game of "would you rather" where he tells you which player he'd draft from a pair of similarly-priced guys. Player pairs include Mike Evans or A.J. Green, Todd Gurley or Jay Ajayi, Marshawn Lynch or Lamar Miller, Isaiah Crowell or Christian McCaffrey, Golden Tate or Julian Edelman, Kirk Cousins or Ben Roethlisberger, Jeremy Maclin or Eric Decker, and Jamaal Williams or Joe Williams.

Jeff Ratcliffe takes a look at some of the biggest movers and shakers, both positive and negative, in fantasy football average draft position (ADP) including Marshawn Lynch, LeGarrette Blount, Austin Hooper, Carlos Hyde, Jeremy Hill, Mike Williams, and Rob Kelley. Jeff also discusses whether Ezekiel Elliott could see more targets this year, checks in on Kevin White's progress, and pours one out for Christine Michael. Two-a-Days continue as well with a look at the Browns and Steelers depth charts. 

Jeff Ratcliffe gets you caught up on all of the latest from NFL mini-camps, including how fantasy players should value Jeremy Maclin, bad news for Giovani Bernard that could mean good news for Joe Mixon, Devante Parker's 2017 outlook, Corey Davis getting back on the field, and positive reviews for Donnel Pumphrey. Two-a-Days continue with a look at the Ravens and Bengals depth charts. Jeff also gives the low-down on a new set of stats he's working on called "expected production."