In Part 1 of my RB previews, I covered Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price. I'll now be diving deeper into a class that... doesn't have much depth, but could still offer some diamonds in the rough. These are flawed prospects, both in terms of the stats
With free agency (mostly) in the rearview mirror, it's time for a big dynasty rankings refresh. I also jumped on with Jakob Sanderson and Davis Mattek to discuss our individual rankings. You can find my rankings below, which include the 2026 rookie class.
In Part 1 of my RB previews, I covered Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price. I'll now be diving deeper into a class that... doesn't have much depth, but could still offer some diamonds in the rough. These are flawed prospects, both in terms of the stats
With free agency (mostly) in the rearview mirror, it's time for a big dynasty rankings refresh. I also jumped on with Jakob Sanderson and Davis Mattek to discuss our individual rankings. You can find my rankings below, which include the 2026 rookie class.
The 2026 RB class is top-heavy. And that top-heavy nature is driven by one prospect: Jeremiyah Love. Love is clearly the RB1 in the class. He's also the consensus Superflex 1.01. And in early best ball ADP, he's the most expensive rookie by a wide
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The FFPC Playoff Contest is gloriously simple... until you sit down to actually make a lineup. The rules are objectively straightforward. Roster Requirements You select one and only one player from each playoff team to fill out 14 spots, which looks like this: * QB * RB * RB * WR * WR * TE * FLEX
Mat Irby’s Quick Slant * Rams * Falcons In this place, where I would usually drop some descriptive prose—some wannabe, I don’t know, Cormac McCarthy or whatever it is, which is neither particularly good nor in any way appropriate for a fantasy football article (thanks, Pat, for putting up