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Adam Levitan sat down with Chris Eibl, one of the sharpest auction drafters in the industry, to discuss 2026 strategy. Eibl and Levitan discussed player takes, roster construction, macro strategy, and more. An episode summary can be found here.
The Cardinals get the largest fantasy-playoff bump in implied points per game. Does that mean we should be targeting their pieces in best ball for Weeks 15-17? Jack Miller breaks down the playoff schedule for every team and zooms in on clubs with easier and tougher roads compared to the regular season.
Jack Miller details how you should approach your season-long draft if you have an early pick in the first round.
Jack Miller details how you should approach your season-long draft if you have a late pick in the first round.
Drake Maye’s elite efficiency and playmaking helped him lead the Patriots to the Super Bowl. What can he accomplish in Year 3 as part of an overhauled offense with A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs now integrated? And how should we approach the ambiguous backfield? Mark Dankenbring analyzes the Patriots ahead of the upcoming season.
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.
Mark Dankenbring breaks down his favorite early-season D/ST options by tier, spotlighting teams with a trench advantage that can generate pressures, pile up sacks, and deliver fantasy points.
Christian McCaffrey handled a massive workload last season on his way to another RB1 finish. Can the 30-year-old workhorse continue to get it done at a high level, even with so much mileage on his tires? And what should we make of Brock Purdy and this passing game? John Daigle analyzes the 49ers.
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