Building a dynasty is more art than science, but Erik Siegrist shows how following NFL trends can be the crucial ingredient to long-term victory.
Justin Schultz investigates where the Browns stand in their rebuild.
Dave McKay ponders whether the Bills can reach the postseason for the first time since 1999.
Mike Wendt assesses the Falcons' ability to brush off their Super Bowl LI defeat.
John Clemeno discusses a Texans team with few question marks on defense but plenty on the other side of the ball.
Nick Pitner explores how the Panthers can bounce back from last season's disappointment.
Andrew Fiorentino takes a look at the key job battles around the NFL heading into training camp, and wonders whether Jonathan Stewart and Christian McCaffrey will sabotage each other's fantasy value.
Erik Siegrist takes a look at a Cowboys team led by sophomores Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott.
Eric Caturia takes a deep dive into how the Cardinals can return to contending status.
Keenan Allen is the consensus top target in the Chargers passing game, but Tyrell Williams shouldn't go overlooked.
RotoWire President Peter Schoenke analyzes the early trends in fantasy football drafts and notices a discount on top wide receivers.
Jeff Stotts reviews the medical records of some of the top players in this year's fantasy drafts. How much should fantasy owners worry about Julio Jones' foot injury?
DVR joins 120 Sports to discuss his biggest concerns from the off-season headlines.
Ezekiel Elliott's murky disciplinary standing took another hit this weekend.
DVR and Andrew Laird discuss RB situation for the Bengals and the Panthers.
Jerry Donabedian investigates what happened last season when running backs unexpectedly reasserted their fantasy dominance. Hint: the reasons are hard to pin down.
Vlad Sedler recounts how he zigged when everyone else zagged in the NFFC last season and how going the contrarian route this season might prove fruitful again.
Speculation of Jeremy Hill holding on to the lead RB role is based on something other than talent, because Joe Mixon is the unquestioned winner in that regard.