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The methodology starts with each player’s consensus draft ranking from the experts surveyed at Fantasy Pros and ends with a projected season-long fantasy point total that is adjusted for injury, strength of schedule and draft scarcity.
The methodology starts with each player’s consensus draft ranking from the experts surveyed at Fantasy Pros and ends with a projected season-long fantasy point total that is adjusted for injury, strength of schedule and draft scarcity.
Interest in fantasy football would be peaking right now in a typical year, but players and industry insiders say it has been disrupted, like so many other diversions, by major issues roiling the country.
The Zero RB strategy advocates steering clear of running backs until the fifth or sixth round, an approach that could be disastrous in 2020.
Seven surefire first-round picks are in the running for the No. 1 overall spot.
"The changes made to our games are part of an ongoing effort to improve the industry’s top fantasy games," ESPN, Yahoo, CBS Sports and NFL Fantasy said in a joint statement.
Grouping players by similar ranges of outcomes can help you decide which positions to address as you navigate through drafts.
With elite players at the top but a number of intriguing options further down the list, drafters an go a number of ways at tight end.
Michael Thomas, Davante Adams and Julio Jones lead the way.
Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes assume their rightful places atop the rankings, but where do the likes of Tom Brady, Cam Newton and Joe Burrow fit in?
Everything you need to ace your draft, in one document.
The Panthers' Christian McCaffrey leads the list of coveted ball-carriers.
These rankings are based on a player’s role in his team’s offense, his injury risk and the projected difficulty of his weekly matchups.
Acuña was named rookie of the year in 2018 and followed that with a dynamic season in 2019, but 2020's shortened format will mute his output and his appeal.
Clyde Edwards-Helaire landed in a great spot with Kansas City; D'Andre Swift, not so much in Detroit.
To help afford fantasy stars, or for those simply looking for a great deal on draft day, here are four of the best potential hitting bargains.
It is important to maximize your budget and take calculated risks on pitchers who are cheap but should outperform their projected auction value.
Ronald Acuna Jr., not Mike Trout, is the No. 1 pick in fantasy baseball this year.
