Andrew Cooper is the Lead NFL Analyst at FantasyAlarm.com. With a strong background in finance and real estate, he focuses on themes related to competitive sports, sports business, and sports marketing, while also exploring topics in the cannabis industry. Andrew's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as The Times Dispatch, Entertainment Weekly, and The Telegraph.
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By: Andrew Cooper
The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books. Our rankings for your rooking fantasy football drafts, both single quarterback and superflex/tight end premium, are locked and loaded. We also updated our overall dynasty rankings to incorporate the rookies in there as well for any startups you might have. So our evaluation of these rookies is all up and in the books for the long term in dynasty leagues.
By: Andrew Cooper
A lot of folks will try to tell you that the “golden age” of fantasy football was back in the early 2000s. And, sure, it was a much simpler time. Every starting running back was touching the ball 300+ times. The big “X” wide receiver was getting peppered with targets. Fantasy football was EASY. But we were also playing the game in its most archaic fashion. And true sickos want the game to be challenging.
There’s one aspect of the NFL that we cannot deny - they are marketing masterminds. The NFL Draft has become a spectacle in its own, but even the NFL Combine draws viewers, something that doesn’t exist for other sports. So obviously, they found a way to run the 2026 NFL schedule release into its own “must-see” event. And they are even using 2026 NFL schedule leaks to promote it.
By: Andrew Cooper
There is a massive advantage in the current fantasy football meta. And it stems from technology itself. The average fantasy football player looks for shortcuts rather than doing the work themselves. This often leads them to some of the aggregate or consensus dynasty fantasy football rankings websites out there. Which pulls from the general internet hivemind to give average fantasy gamers exactly what they want - the average. That’s what KeepTradeCut dynasty values really are.
By: Andrew Cooper
At Fantasy Alarm, fantasy football season never really ends. Between our dynasty fantasy football rankings and our early 2026 Best Ball Cheat Sheet, we really don’t stop competing to win championships. But we have to admit that, now that the 2025 NFL Draft is in the books and the full 2026 NFL schedule has been released, things are REALLY starting to heat up!
By: Andrew Cooper
At Fantasy Alarm, fantasy football season never really ends. Between our dynasty fantasy football rankings and our early 2026 Best Ball Cheat Sheet, we really don’t stop competing to win championships. But we have to admit that, now that the 2026 NFL Draft is in the books and the full 2026 NFL schedule has been released, things are REALLY starting to heat up. And our NFL Offseason Schedule for 2026 has finally come into shape.
By: Andrew Cooper
Each year, for Fantasy Alarm members (and via subsequent updates each week during the season), we do something called the Target Totem Pole. Here is an example of what that looks like from a past season. The idea is to attempt to rank the target pecking order for each NFL team for fantasy football while also color-coding how confident we are in the level of targets they will get. It’s just one of many helpful Fantasy Football Tools we have at Fantasy Alarm. It helps us visualize the fantasy football WR battles that are going on throughout the offseason.
By: Andrew Cooper
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By: Andrew Cooper
We have spent YEARS studying the tight end position. And that research is constantly compiled and updated in our article What Makes an Elite Tight End? We look at everything from talent to scheme to opportunity to finalize our fantasy football rankings. But, before we even get to any of that, we have to make sure that our guy is actually going to be the top pass-catching tight end on his team. We need them to win their training camp TE battle for fantasy football upside. That’s the first hurdle.
By: Andrew Cooper
The NFL contract rules have a lot of complicated caveats. More than even the most die-hard fans need to dig into, quite frankly. But there is one very interesting mechanic in the NFL June 1 release designations that is coming up very soon. It not only matters for players who have been released already with the designation and money coming in, but also some key trade candidates, like the A.J. Brown and Brandon Aiyuk rumors.
