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Jack Miller details how you should approach your season-long draft if you have a late pick in the first round.
Stefon Diggs agreed to terms with the Commanders on Wednesday, finally making a much-rumored marriage official. Diggs should step in as Jayden Daniels’ WR2. How does he stack up for fantasy, and how does he impact other Washington receivers? Jack Miller digs in.
Travis Hunter possesses possibly the widest range of outcomes of any fantasy-relevant player. Today, we’ll run through which players we think have wider ranges of outcomes than is typical or perceived by the market and who are relatively low-variance in comparison.
Best ball average draft position is constantly shifting. Jack Miller digs into the biggest ADP changes from the past week on Underdog and DraftKings.
With Ricky Pearsall potentially out for the year with a PCL injury, the 49ers reunited with Deebo Samuel after Samuel took a one-year hiatus in Washington. How does Samuel stack up in the 49ers’ wide receiver corps? Jack Miller investigates.
Leading the NFL in targets each of the last two seasons, Ja’Marr Chase has a strong case for being the top fantasy wideout in the league. What can he and Joe Burrow do in 2026 if both can stay healthy? Jack Miller takes a closer look at Chase, along with the rest of this year’s Bengals.
The de facto WR1 in Cleveland’s offense, Harold Fannin Jr. asserted himself in a substantial way as a rookie. With added target competition, can the sophomore playmaker continue to monopolize volume? What is the outlook for the rest of the skill-position players? Jack Miller shares his 2026 fantasy expectations for the Cleveland Browns.
Your fantasy football draft strategy depends on a few factors – notably scoring settings and draft pick – but the size of your league is also a major consideration. Jack Miller details how you should be drafting in leagues with 10 teams or fewer.
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