Andrew Cooper is the Lead NFL Analyst at FantasyAlarm.com. With a strong background in finance and real estate, he focuses on themes such as competitive sports, sports marketing, and broadcasting, while also covering health and wellness topics. Andrew's insights have been featured in a variety of publications, including Lexology, Racing Post, and Entertainment Weekly.
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By: Andrew Cooper
Injuries. They are the unstoppable, unescapable nightmare of fantasy football players. No matter how good your team is, injuries lurk there in the shadows, waiting to take away your stars at the least opportune time. And no position is more exposed to this than fantasy football running backs. That’s why you need a good grasp on fantasy football handcuff rankings.
By: Andrew Cooper
Come, come - grab a seat by the fire. Gather round. And I will regale you with the tale of the mythical Elite Tight End. The true and elusive knights of the elite tight end strategy. You place them high in your tight end rankings, you draft them early, and they deliver all year long. One less thing to worry about in your fantasy football league? Easy enough, right?
This image released by Apple TV shows Mary Steenburgen in a scene from "The DInk." (Andrew Cooper/Apple TV via AP)
Jake Johnson stars in "The Dink." (Andrew Cooper/Apple TV/TNS)
Mary Steenburgen, left, and Jake Johnson in a scene from "The Dink."
By: Andrew Cooper
Prepare for your 2026 fantasy football drafts by capitalizing on reactionary draft trends and taking advantage of historical fantasy football ADPs. Dive into our breakdown of each position.
By: Andrew Cooper
I never thought a chewing gum wrapper would teach me a lesson that still matters today
By: Andrew Cooper
Do you think we LIKE doing this? Being the bad guy here? Telling people that we actually think that their favorite tight end for this year could be a bust, so we are fading them in fantasy football drafts? Well, actually, we do kind of like it. Because we’ve done our homework. And we’re actually trying to help you. Plus, the bad guys can be kind of cool sometimes. So there.
By: Andrew Cooper
The Washington Commanders have sat tight most of the offseason with $43M in cap space in their back pocket. They were linked to wide receivers like Brandon Aiyuk, Deebo Samuel, and Keenan Allen. But they finally made their decision by signing former Viking/Bill/Texan/Patriot Stefon Diggs to a one-year, $12M deal.
By: Andrew Cooper
Learn how to identify fantasy football breakout players using Fantasy Alarm's proven framework of talent, scheme, and opportunity to uncover league-winning values before your draft.
