Kevin Tompkins

Finding wide receiver values in the middle rounds can supercharge your fantasy football roster to new heights and make your squad one to contend with in your league. In the middle rounds, you'll usually find wide receivers on offenses projected to be below average, undervalued veteran receivers, rookies and wide receivers with undefined roles.

If you're employing a Zero RB strategy with your fantasy football draft, you must be selective and very intentional with the running backs you select. Since you'll be drafting a running back much later than one typically would, your first running back should have plenty of outs to be a top-10 running back this season or have a legendary running back season. The odds of drafting a 20+-point-per-game running back from the mid-to-late rounds are rare.

When targeting specific wide receivers when implementing a Zero-RB strategy, your selections must be thoughtful and purposeful. You can't just stack upside upon upside bets, leaving your fantasy points floor (especially during the first half of the season) incredibly low. Conversely, drafting all veterans and older receivers may leave your position lacking upside toward the fantasy playoffs.

Regression in fantasy football is a bit of a subjective term, but ultimately, it’s regression to the mean. Getting closer to the expected outcome as a sample of games increases over an NFL season. For fantasy, that can mean both … read more »

Jul 23, 2024 Depending on your individual league settings, Zero RB may be the way to crush your leagues in 2024.

If you're using a Zero-RB approach to your fantasy football drafts, the hardest part of most drafts is the sweet spot when to start drafting running backs. But you can't just draft any running backs to make up your roster and call it a day. The running backs you choose need to have intention behind it with what you're drafting and looking to get from it. If you're looking for

We’re in the heart of draft season and we know everybody needs all the mocks and practice they can handle. This one will be a little bit different, as it’s not for a specific draft slot or league format. It’s … read more »

Aug 23, 2024 In the higher average draft position (ADP) ranges of wide receivers for 2024, it's imperative to avoid all of the landmines that exist within the receiver rankings.

The tight end landscape in fantasy football for 2024 is extremely fascinating, with a group of elite options near the top, some veteran options after that and a large group of mostly high-variance options. The high-variance options are what we'll be sorting through because several in this tier could either just bottom out or realize some massive potential for fantasy managers not looking to spend up at the position.

The draft is always the most fun part of fantasy football season — minus winning your league, of course. But you can't win it without hitting on some late-round sleepers at the end of your draft. Last season offered some last-round league-winning players like