Rich Hribar and Dan Pizzuta break down a few of the higher priced RB1 fantasy options of the offseason.

-Do we believe Austin Ekeler can sustain being a hyper-efficient fantasy scorer in the new Charger offense?

-Is Nick Chubb still a running back to pay up for, or has Kareem Hunt become the better value out of the Cleveland backfield?

-Can Aaron Jones fight off scoring regression enough in 2020?

-The chicken or the egg game with Derrick Henry driving the Tennessee offense or not. And if so, is that a sustainable blueprint?

Rich Hribar and Dan Pizzuta take a top-down look at the WR position and how it is being handled in early 2020 drafts.

-How the WR position declined in 2019 and if that is part of a larger trend or should we anticipate a rebound for the position in 2020?

-Is the depth of the WR position a myth or is this the deepest the position has ever been for fantasy?

-WR Points vs RB Points throughout the draft

-Does the predictably of the WR position provide an edge in drafts?

Rich Hribar and Dan Pizzuta walk through some of the players that have picked up steam and increased in average draft position over the past few weeks while discussing a few of the players that have had their draft cost drop over that span.

*Are the Steelers an Undervalued Offense in 2020?

*Is Marvin Jones the Lions WR to draft?

*Can the Bears offense support a full season breakout for Anthony Miller?

*Does moving to Cleveland hurt Austin Hooper's TE1 chances?

*Will Devin Singletary roll over his end of the season usage from 2019 this season?

Rich Hribar and Dan Pizzuta share their thoughts on several key NFL contributors that still have not been fully utilized to the levels they can be.

*How can the Cardinals get Kyler Murray to the next level?

*Will we see Joe Mixon's ceiling in 2020?

*How the addition of CeeDee Lamb can elevate Amari Cooper

*What the Giants can do better for Saquon Barkley and Evan Engram

*A send off to the most underutilized player in the league

Rich Hribar and Dan Pizzuta take a top-down look at approaching the Best Ball format for fantasy players who are both new to the format and those who have been playing for years.

*What is the Best Ball format and what advantages does it offer compared to other formats

*How to optimally draft each position from a structural standpoint 

*Understanding positional breaks with each position

Rich Hribar and Dan Pizzuta dive headfirst into Dynasty Football from a top-down, startup level for those who have not yet got into the format themselves, but would like to know more.

*What is the Dynasty format and what are the most appealing aspects?

*How to handle rookie-only draft picks?

*The importance of trading and how to approach finding and being a successful trade partner.

*What type of settings should you start off with?

*Our favorite initial draft approach to take: a longer-term plan versus a short window attack.

Rich Hribar and Dan Pizzuta talk about the early fantasy implications that stemmed from the NFL schedule release this past week.

*What is the process for applying strength of schedule to fantasy?

*Quarterbacks with the best and worst early season fantasy schedules

*The impact of pace of play and the fastest pace schedules

*Which team DST units are we targeting now to start the season?

Rich Hribar and Dan Pizzuta look at Rich's early rankings for the 2020 season and talk about a few of the players at each position.

*What do we do with Leonard Fournette this season?

*Can Lamar Jackson break the streak of not being overvalued as the QB1?

*Is there any hope for bounce-back seasons from Todd Gurley or Le'Veon Bell?

*Davante Adams over Michael Thomas as the WR1?

*What can we expect from Rob Gronkowski returning to the league? and more...

Rich Hribar and Dan Pizzuta break down the 2020 NFL Draft from a fantasy perspective.

*Did the 2020 Draft class live up to the hype for investment?

*The difference in Dynasty vs 2020 Season-long league expectations for rookies

*Who were risers and who fell post-draft?

*Favorite Day 3 Selections

Dan and Rich cover the value of objective player comparisons and some of their favorites for this class, cover their favorite Day Three running backs and wide receivers and offer their predictions on the amount of quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers and offensive players selected in Round 1 of the upcoming NFL draft.