Drew Loftis

There is a standard draft plan when it comes to selecting defense/special teams for your fantasy league. It is pretty simple: Wait until the last two to three rounds, near the end, my friend.

Replacement value is an important consideration when judging the fantasy worth of a player, or a position, for that matter.

In the third of a six-part draft preview series, Fantasy Insanity takes a look at quarterbacks.

Switch between CA and NY editions here. We say it every year now, but that doesn't make it any less true: Sleeper is an outdated notion.

There is a problem with fantasy football. Something other than just PPR scoring.

In the fourth of our six-part draft preview series, Fantasy Insanity takes a look at running backs.

Target these middle- and late-round fantasy football running back sleepers, including Jonathon Brooks, Jordan Mason and Tyler Allgeier.

There is nothing quite like the mad scramble on fantasy football waiver wires when a premier running back goes down with an injury.

Switch between CA and NY editions here. In the fifth of a six-part draft preview series, Fantasy Insanity takes a look at wide receivers.

In the last of a six-part draft preview series, Fantasy Insanity recaps changes in the player value and draft price.