Drew Loftis is a Sunday Sports Editor at the New York Post. A Fantasy Football junkie, he writes The Post's Fantasy Insanity column and has a deep passion for competitive sports, covering various themes including sports business and marketing. Drew has previously contributed to the Kinston (N.C.) Free Press and the Shelby (N.C.) Star, and his work is featured in the New York Post.
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Drew Loftis specializes in fantasy football, particularly focusing on player performance and recommendations. He frequently cites data and provides reviews of player performances, indicating that he would be interested in insights backed by statistics or analytical evaluations.
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By: Drew Loftis
Even if you can see some scares coming, it doesn’t mean they aren’t scary.
By: Drew Loftis
Most of the time, an NFL player’s decline is something we see coming, then watch as it happens over the course of a season or two or three. Seldom does it happen all at once.
You never want to be the person who buys a lemon.
By: Drew Loftis
If all the injuries weren't bad enough, we have unintentionally cursed the rise of Jauan Jennings multiple times this year.
By: Drew Loftis
When we mix all those ingredients and let them sit and settle, it produces a delicious serving of Ja’Marr Chase.
Week 18 is a dark time in fantasy football seasons. For most, the season has become merely a shadow, a whisper of history carried on a cold wind.
Before you succumb to the annual post-football depression, there are still some fantasy crumbs to nibble upon before the great football fast.
There’s no question who the top running back is in Saturday’s battle in Buffalo.
There are behaviors we all know to be foolish. You don't spit into the wind, don't touch a hot stove, don't pet a strange dog — that last one is really hard.
If you want to be that last man atop a daily fantasy contest, the Super Bowl is your last chance.
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