What a wild ride the NBA has been since the All-Star break. We’ve seen many teams include new players in their rotations for a variety of reasons, and almost nightly there seems to be a huge value or two that goes off. With all of the craziness going on, I’ve been pulling back the reigns on my cash game play, looking to ride this wave…...

Happy St Patrick’s Day! Hopefully the luck of the Irish is with you tonight, but make sure you’re putting yourself in a good position by taking advantage of all the daily fantasy basketball tools we have available at RotoViz. Between these write-ups, the On the Daily Podcast, and the Game Splits App we’ve got everything you need to help with setting your lineups. If you’ve…...

That great band Journey once told us “some will win, some will lose.” They also told us some were born to sing the blues, but that’s a matter for a different day. After a week of NFL free agency, it’s high time we looked at the 2016 fantasy prospects for players who have seen their hopes of fantasy relevancy take a kicking, for one reason…...

The RotoViz Wide Receiver Prospect Sweet 16 Tournament matches the top incoming prospects in a head-to-head March Madness style format. Various RotoViz writers break down each match-up with the winner moving on to the next round. Catch up on the Play-In game here…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

March Madness is back and so is the RotoViz Wide Receiver Prospect Sweet 16 Tourney. We take some of the top incoming WRs and put them through the brackets March Madness style. Various RotoViz writers will break down the match-ups and give you the insight that goes into each selection. This exercise is meant to give readers varying opinions and the thought processes that go into choosing…...

The RB Prospect Sweet 16 is fun for the whole family. It should give you an idea of what the RotoViz staff thinks about a variety of RB prospects, and also the methodology some of our writers use when selecting them. In case you missed the previous matchups, feel free to click the links below…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this...

Ezekiel Elliott is widely-viewed as the top running back in the 2016 draft class and the likely first RB to be drafted. He’s a truly remarkable prospect. But who are the teams most likely to draft him? More importantly, what would these landing spots mean for fantasy football? Quick note: Teams listed in order of draft pick, not likelihood. San Francisco 49ers, Seventh Overall Pick Why it’s…...

Before the Jacksonville Jaguars signed Chris Ivory to a reported 5-year, $32-million contract, T.J. Yeldon was being selected as RB11 in early MFL10s at an ADP of No. 32 overall. This reflected his sky high dynasty ADP, and I was encouraging everyone to sell even if they couldn’t quite get fair value in return…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View...

From Twitter: Wheeling and dealing continues: Bears are trading TE Martellus Bennett to Patriots for draft-pick compensation, league sources tell ESPN. — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 16, 2016 I don’t know how to really describe what’s happened at the tight end position in free agency as anything other than earth shattering. Wait, revolutionary. Ok, maybe just big. Some big moves have happened. Antonio Gates re-signed…...

There were a few reports yesterday that Jared Cook was visiting the Packers. As the world’s preeminent Jared Cook apologist I figured I should at least comment. First can I say that when Cook lit the world on fire during Week 1 of the 2013 season I may have hit peak excitement level for my time as an adult? I really can’t remember ever being…...

Recently, my colleague Anthony Amico argued DeMarco Murray will be an RB1 in 2016. Unfortunately, I have to disagree. Anthony argued it would be very easy to see Murray compiling a massive workload with the Titans, that Murray is a good receiver, and that Marcus Mariota will have a positive impact on Murray’s rushing efficiency. Let’s start on the rushing side. Where Are the Carries? First of all, let’s compare…...

A few days ago Justin Winn wrote a piece about Sammie Coates that overall probably has a pretty good shot at seeming correct by the time the 2016 season is over. The reality is that any player drafted after about WR40 or so has really low odds of being a top 12 fantasy receiver by the end of the season. I mean odds in the five…...

When I wrote about Matt Forte’s top-five upside, I created projections for the rest of the Jets skill players. I thought I’d share those today. Along the way, I’ll show you how we create projections at RotoViz…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

The RB Prospect Sweet 16 is fun for the whole family. It should give you an idea of what the RotoViz staff thinks about a variety of RB prospects, and also the methodology some of our writers use when selecting them. In case you missed the previous matchup, feel free to click the link below. (2) Derrick Henry vs (15) DeAndre Washington (1) Ezekiel Elliott…...

After the retirements of wide receivers Calvin Johnson and Malcom Floyd, the Lions and Chargers had holes to fill. They filled those holes with Marvin Jones and Travis Benjamin respectively. But are they up to the task? And what does it mean for the outlooks of Matthew Stafford and Philip Rivers? Can Marvin Jones Replace Calvin Johnson? Obviously, you can’t just replace Calvin Johnson with anybody. He’s probably one of the three best WRs…...

The NFL combine is over, and while some running backs and wide receivers won the event with stud performances, others disappointed and will look to redeem themselves at their school’s Pro Day. We’ve already gotten early word that Mississippi State wide receiver Da’Runnya Wilson improved his shockingly slow 4.85 40-yard dash time from the combine, timing between 4.71 and 4.78 at his pro day. Auburn running back Peyton…...