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After a short-lived career in the NFL, Deneric Prince is the projected starting RB for the Memphis Showboats in 2025. Can he bring some juice to Ken Whisenhunt’s offense? Cody Main analyzes Memphis with a focus on fantasy.
Justin Hall is expected to pace the Houston Roughnecks’ receiver room again in 2025. What will the rest of their offense look like for fantasy? Cody Main paints the picture with his breakdown of Houston.
Bryce Perkins will compete with Danny Etling for the starting job for the Michigan Panthers. If Perkins wins out, he could be a difference-maker for fantasy. Cody Main discusses Perkins and the remainder of Michigan’s offense here.
Arlington’s Luis Perez is a seasoned veteran who excels at distributing the ball to his playmakers. Who on the Renegades will be on the receiving end of his throws this season? And what does their backfield look like? Cody Main delivers his Renegades Preview.
Jontre Kirklin was San Antonio’s undisputed top wideout last season. Can the 26-year-old playmaker lead the way for his club once again in 2025? Cody Main breaks down the Brahmas from every angle.
Abram Smith is part of a run-heavy D.C. Defenders offense coordinated by Fred Kaiss. Will Smith rack up huge fantasy production this season? Cody Main takes a closer look at each offensive skill group with his team preview.
Matt Corral could return fantasy dividends as the projected starter of the Birmingham Stallions, the UFL’s most potent offense. What other names should we keep an eye on for DFS purposes? Cody Main zooms in on the defending champs.
The St. Louis Battlehawks will look a lot different in 2025. Can Jacob Saylors replicate a stellar 2024 season and repeat as an All-UFL selection at running back? Cody Main analyzes the Battlehawks from a fantasy standpoint.
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