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If you're really into Brock Bowers... like, you think he should be the No. 1 overall pick this year—you need to be drafting on the FFPC. It's tight end premium after all (people forget). And if you are drafting on FFPC, we have you covered
As we fully settle into the 2025 best ball season, I'm increasingly leaning on one rule of thumb in my drafts: "what can I get later?" As I'll detail in a full draft plan below, this simple rule of thumb is one of the
In fantasy football, gaining an edge means going beyond rankings and uncovering predictive stats that go overlooked. Legacy stats like receptions, yards, and past PPR output are solid but are also low-hanging fruit. Every bushy-haired grandpa with a fantasy football magazine who enters your draft room uses these. That limits
We now know the NFL schedule, including the Week 17 matchups... but do you know all those matchups yet? Can you remember them in an instant? Here are some simple mnemonics to help you quickly recall your bring-back options as the clock ticks down. Thanks to the many user submissions
Welcome to Volume 3—the final edition of the TD regression series. In this edition, we’ll be analyzing WRs and TEs. In Volume 1, we used regression to better understand QB TD production, where high volume creates larger samples, smoothing out volatility and enhancing the signals. In Volume 2,
DraftKings has launched their 2025 best ball contests, and we have you covered with uploadable rankings. These are a bit less tied to ADP than usual to help you deal with the chaos of the early draft environment. Once ADP settles, we'll bake it in a bit more.
aBest Ball Mania is set to launch any minute now... and we have you covered with our Underdog best ball rankings. Typically, the LegUp rankings are tied to ADP to help you scoop as much value as possible. However, if you're jumping into early drafts, you'll
Since 2020, we've been blessed with a series of very strong WR classes. And many of those impressive prospects have gone on to deliver on their promising profiles. Of course, not every class was as strong as 2020, which included Justin Jefferson, CeeDee Lamb, Jerry Jeudy, Brandon Aiyuk,