Drew Loftis

As any good fantasy manager will tell you, we don’t care that much if our fantasy QBs win games in the NFL. We just want those juicy fantasy points.

If you have any Panthers, be afraid to use them, be very afraid. But if you have a Bronco, there is nothing to fear.

Calvin Ridley’s 10-catch, 143-yard performance necessitates some reflecting on his past before deciding on his future.

Johnson is headed to the Ravens . In real-world terms, this is great for Baltimore. But it has some fantasy drawbacks.

We’re eight games into the 2024 campaign (for most teams), and the Chargers offense under Jim Harbaugh largely has been operating in the dark.

Here we are at Election Day, and our long national nightmare is about to end. That’s right, Christian McCaffrey is on the cusp of making his season debut.

The fantasy gods can be exceptional fishermen. They often dangle live waiver wire bait, just waiting for largemouth fantasy managers to take a bite.

Oddsmakers are surprisingly expecting Steelers-Ravens to be one of the highest scoring games of the week.

The sports world is littered with examples of superstition — from players' pregame routines to diets to fans' rituals, etc.

Information can be a lot of things. It can, and normally is, useful in making, ahem, informed decisions. It also can be debilitating.