Situations in the NFL are always in flux. One minute it looks like Deshaun Watson and DeAndre Hopkins are going to be one of the elite QB/WR stacks in both real and fantasy football for years to come. Then, Watson is suddenly left without his top target. Fantasy owners, to the best of their abilities, can only project what they know at any given moment…....

Bryan Edwards is one of the more divisive prospects in the 2020 wide receiver draft class. Some believe his skill set will demand the NFL draft capital to land him near the back end of the first round of dynasty rookie drafts while others believe that early capital will not come to fruition, and his value will fall to the third round of such drafts…....

Shawn Siegele examines a couple of small-school stars in the RB Prospect Lab and updates his rankings to highlight these sleepers.  After the NFL combine, I updated our RB Prospect Lab rankings to include many of the high-profile prospects for the 2020 class. Two of my favorite sleepers were not involved in that update, and it’s time we dive into their projections. Both of these…...

Every offseason, the fantasy community tends to home in on a handful of players that they project to have exciting upcoming seasons. Last year, it was Chris Godwin. The hype was high based on coach-speak, situation, and talent, and he delivered in a big way. Sometimes the hype doesn’t pay off, and sometimes it does. One player receiving a substantial amount of offseason hype is…...

There is at least one inarguable factor working for Albert Okwuegbunam in his quest to be the first tight end drafted, and that is his speed. Are the wheels and other attributes enough to make Albert O. the first tight end off the board? Let’s examine. From The Beginning Okwuegbunam is from Springfield, Illinois, where he attended Sacred Heart-Griffin high school. He played wide receiver…...

Shawn Siegele looks at two running back prospects who will battle to be the next Aaron Jones. One enters the NFL as a trendy pick who looks overrated by the RB Prospect Lab. The other has more production but will have to craft his own underdog story. Jones entered the league as the 182nd pick in the 2017 draft. Despite one of the most explosive…...

Now that the heart of free agency is behind us, and the calendar has turned to April, all eyes are looking towards the upcoming NFL Draft. Most high-profile free agents found new teams, and fantasy owners are adjusting rankings and tweaking projections. While not every move made a big splash, a few intriguing names either resigned with current teams or found new ones. Let’s take…...

Salvon Ahmed spent three seasons at Washington after entering the program as a 4-star recruit. He ranks outside of the top-15 in the 2020 RB RSI  and will hope to become a Day 3 selection. Ahmed’s profile, from a scouting perspective, includes a number of holes and questions his vision, feel for blocks, and elusiveness. However, Ahmed was involved in his three seasons as a…...

Shawn Siegele continues to unveil his 2020 Dynasty Top 150 and breaks down the key tier for supercharging your rebuild. This deep tier is loaded with the young wide receiver firepower necessary to build a true dynasty. The top tiers in my Superflex/TE Premium rankings were comprised mostly of running backs and quarterbacks, a mild surprise when we consider that dynasty is the receiver’s province…....

D.J. Chark was drafted outside the top 200 picks last season. He finished with 218 total points and the highest win rate among WRs in BestBall10s. Rookies disappoint every year. That’s just a fact of football, both real and fantasy. Players with strong draft capital and elite athleticism who seem like great fantasy assets fall short in their first season. The fantasy community tends to…...

Tee Higgins appears to be the forgotten man in the WR class of 2020. Whether it’s Jerry Jeudy or Henry Ruggs from the film community or the analytics darling, Jalen Reagor, Higgins is among the least discussed prospects of the year. But he still appears to be an early-round draft selection with a strong pedigree. Maybe it will be the forgotten man that becomes the star player…...

The 2020 wide receiver class is famous for its glut of elite prospects, with seven different receivers expected to be first rounders, according to Grinding the Mocks. One of those outside the first round is Jalen Reagor. Yet many aspects of Reagor’s profile make him look like he deserves to be at the top of the rankings. Is it possible to be sleeping on a player…...