Jim Coventry

The fantasy redraft market can be reactionary from year to year. We often overpay for players coming off big seasons and usually drop the value of players who struggled. Certainly, there are plenty of narratives each year on players. Some narratives absolve a player of a bad season, others argue a great season might not be repeatable.

Not all NFL players reach the top level right out of college, and some even come from across the globe. Dive into the details of the league's International Pathway program.

Nick and Jim discuss two big running back signings from the first day of open free agency. First, they address D'Andre Swift signing with Chicago:

The free agent running back market bucked previous trends, with Jim Coventry here to break it all down -- including why Saquon Barkley could be headed for a career year.

With the UFL season kicking off March 30, RotoWire's Jim Coventry breaks down the top players to watch ahead of the new league's debut -- including St. Louis Battlehawks QB A.J. McCarron.

The NFL Draft is less than a month away. Many teams need a franchise quarterback. Each of the teams with a top-three pick desperately needs a star at the most important position in sports. In this article, we'll look at the short-term picture of this year's draft. In addition, we'll focus on some long-term trends and then see how likely teams are to fill their need at quarterback.

During the offseason, I heard excitement from many football analysts when the Seahawks hired Ryan Grubb as their offensive coordinator. Last year, Grubb led the Washington Huskies to the NCAA title game. This hiring made me think back a few years when the Falcons hired Steve Sarkisian to run their offense. Prior to that hiring, Sarkisian had a great three-year run leading the Alabama offense in college. That experiment failed, lasting one year. A couple of years after the Sarkisian flop, the Cardinals hired Kliff Kingsbury. Arizona brought the coach in, so the team could move to the 'Air Raid'offense. Although the Cardinals had moderate success, many considered the offensive coaching a near disaster. Regardless, the Air Raid did not take root. Obviously, there were other college coaches brought in to coach NFL offenses over the years.

The RotoWire football experts provide 10 insane takeaways from the first round of the NFL draft.

NFL Draft talk focuses on rookies and their landing spots, but fantasy managers should also closely watch how those draft choices impact veterans. Let's look at veterans who were winners and losers during the draft.

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