With the majority of the offseason moves behind us, Mike Castiglione runs through the moves that will matter the most for fantasy in a positive way.

Daniel Kelley looks back at the players who had the highest fantasy floors in 2017.

Dan Clasgens looks at some of the most consistently productive fantasy quarterbacks in search of what makes them so productive.

Scott Barrett looks at the quarterbacks' passer ratings when targeting the various positions to try to find trends and takeaways.

Curtis Patrick looks through the last five years of quarterback fantasy results to investigate how easy or hard it is to repeat as a fantasy starter.

They want to make you feel bad about adding and dropping when your team is out of it, but they are wrong.

Michael Moore's Player Showdowns series hits on two veteran quarterbacks, one consistent, one much more volatile.

Scott Barrett uses a decade of data to determine how many fantasy points a carry or a target is likely worth.

Curtis Patrick identifies some of the top devy prospects around the Big 12 heading into the 2018 fantasy season.

Teams that drop off by a lot of total production one year usually go back the other way after that. Here are the 5 top candidates for 2018.

Scott Spratt looks back at notable changes at starting running back in the last decade to see if there's a useful trend for fantasy purposes.

Daniel Kelley attempts to determine which birth year can put together the best fantasy roster.

Walton Spurlin identifies some IDP options who put up strong fantasy numbers despite poor PFF grades.

Opportunity is king in fantasy football, even over talent. Mike Castiglione looks at some fantasy options whose opportunity outweighs their PFF grades.

QB Strength of Schedule week from Pat Thorman wraps up with a look at optimal pairings and bye-week replacements.

Scott Barrett scours the PFF data on routes run for interesting takeaways and fantasy lessons.

A quarterback's success over a single season on deep-ball passing can be an enormous lie that can fool a fantasy owner.

Dan Clasgens offers up six fantasy options whose names won't wow anyone on draft day but who could still be difference-makers.