After the utter turmoil we witnessed two weekends ago, it was almost assured that this past weekend’s college football slate would be a bit of a come down…....

Remember the viral video from a few years back, David After Dentist? I bet you do. We all laughed at the child, still coming down from the gas administered at the dentist, as he questioned his very existence on this planet and screamed out for some semblance of reason. Well it took a while, but I finally understand how he felt…....

Last weekend’s college football action was wild. Oklahoma and Michigan lost to unranked teams, Alabama finally looked somewhat mortal, and six teams scored 60 or more points. We also had a game go to seven overtimes, ending with a 71-68 win for Western Michigan over Buffalo!…...

When Alabama stomped Vanderbilt on the road two weeks ago, I wasn’t all that surprised. The Crimson Tide are far superior in terms of talent and depth despite Vanderbilt’s progress. Alabama then proceeded to lay a similar beating on Ole Miss last Saturday by a score of 66-3…....

Last week’s college football slate gave us upset wins for TCU and N.C. State, as well as dominant performances from Alabama and Georgia. Notre Dame’s offense rebounded, LSU held off Syracuse, and Clemson rectified a slow start against Boston College, scoring 27 points in the final quarter…....

I’ve been a vocal proponent of Lamar Jackson – not just as the most electric athlete we’ve seen in college football in years, but also as a future NFL quarterback. But I must admit, his performance against Clemson is difficult to defend, even for me. Jackson was rendered ineffective, both through the air and as a runner, which has always been his fall back when…...

Last Saturday night was a prime example of why I love college football so damn much…....

Elevated expectations are often the precursor to disappointment…....

Last year I penned a column called CFB Chronicles. I profiled standout performances from a 2017 draft prospect while adding historical context to the stats. The goal was to get a jump on the rookie evaluation process. This year I’ll be taking a similar approach with a slight tweak…....

During last night’s Seattle/Minnesota preseason game, FantasyADHD made an interesting claim regarding Doug Baldwin…....

Three major college football programs – Alabama, Ohio State, and LSU — added new offensive coordinators this offseason. These personnel moves will not only affect their overall success in 2017 but will also play a role in shaping the 2018 draft class…....

If you’re a seasoned dynasty owner, the concept of buying low is probably a familiar idea. Investing in players when their perceived value is lower than it should be is probably the quickest way to make a positive impact on your roster…....

For this installment of our Fantasy Face-Off series, Devin McIntyre and I will debate the merits of Michael Thomas and Jordy Nelson…....

Projecting future production in fantasy football is what keeps fake football writers up at night. That and the ever-creeping sense of existential dread we face. Or maybe that’s just me…....

Projecting future production in fantasy football is what keeps fake football writers up at night. That and the ever-creeping sense of existential dread we face. Or maybe that’s just me…....

Projecting future production in fantasy football is what keeps fake football writers up at night. That and the ever-creeping sense of existential dread we face. Or maybe that’s just me…....

Jeremy McNichols was drafted 162nd overall by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and is set to join an ascending offense…....

James Conner was drafted 105th overall by the Pittsburgh Steelers, joining one of the most productive fantasy offenses in the league…....

D’Onta Foreman was drafted 89th overall by the Houston Texans and looks to compete with Lamar Miller for running back touches in 2017. Foreman rushed for over 2,000 yards in his final college season, and proceeded to run a staggering 4.45 forty-yard dash at his pro day. With rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson now in the fold, the Texans offensive trajectory could be shifting. And for a team…...

JuJu Smith-Schuster was drafted 62nd overall by the Pittsburgh Steelers, joining an already potent passing offense led by Ben Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown. This pick is extremely intriguing given Martavis Bryant’s recent conditional reinstatement and Sammie Coates’s continued inconsistencies…....