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Jaylen Warren was a full-blown workhorse in Week 3 against Cincinnati, playing 90% of snaps, handling 17 of 19 running back carries, running 26 routes on 37 dropbacks, and earning four targets for an 11.8% target share. What other stats stand out from this past week? Jack Miller shares some insight with Strength in Numbers.
Devaughn Vele has posted at least five catches and 64 yards in both games this season. Can he keep it going in Week 3? Jack Miller digs into Vele’s outlook and breaks down other cheap wide receivers who project for fantasy-relevant volume this week.
It’s been an encouraging start to the season for second-year back Bhayshul Tuten. He’s handled 15+ touches in back-to-back weeks. What other trends are notable after Week 2? Jack Miller shares his insight with Strength in Numbers.
It was a quiet Week 1 for Jayden Reed, but Week 2 sets up more favorably. He’s an explosive playmaker with a cheap price tag. Who else should we be targeting in the value range at WR? Jack Miller has the answers.
D’Andre Swift and the Bears dominated the Panthers on Sunday. What numbers from that contest are noteworthy? What about the rest of Week 1’s games? Jack Miller has you covered with Strength in Numbers.
Brock Bowers’ surprising injury pushes more volume to ancillary pieces, such as Tre Tucker. Can the fourth-year pro come through at a very low $4,000 Week 1 price tag? Jack Miller details some of the top WR values with Cheap WR Volume.
Snake drafts are still the most popular form of fantasy football, but auction is a highly strategic alternative for those seeking a different challenge. Who are some cheap players with huge upside to draft in auction leagues? Jack Miller investigates.
Best ball average draft position is constantly shifting. Jack Miller digs into the biggest ADP changes from the past week on Underdog and DraftKings.
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