Jeff Ratcliffe breaks down this year's class of tight ends for fantasy purposes -- who might help now, who might help later, and who might never help.

By themselves, per-dropback numbers are not very predictive, but Scott Barrett combines them with his other research to find regression candidates.

Curtis Patrick breaks down the how-tos of entering an auction dynasty startup, starting from scratch.

The Chicago running back has had two RB1 seasons in two years in the league, but his pass-catching leaves a lot to be desired.

Dan Clasgens looks at the fantasy prospects of last year's rookie crop of receivers, from the 2017 successes to the disappointments.

Jeff Ratcliffe breaks down this year's running back draft class for fantasy purposes, both immediate and future.

The rise in shotgun usage in recent years has Tyler Loechner wondering whether quarterbacks are more productive in shotgun or under center.

Scott Barrett looks at which running backs around the league have been the most efficient and most fantasy-helpful as receivers.

The best way to play fantasy is the way you like the best. Standard, IDP, dynasty? Who cares.

The veteran with multiple RB1 years but a teammate stealing work or the second-year back off a disappointing rookie year? Michael Moore decides.

Scott Barrett looks at Golden Tate's recent production to see if he deserves a spot in the conversation as one of the league's top receivers.

Jeff Ratcliffe offers up a fantasy ranking of the draft-eligible wide receivers heading into the NFL draft at the end of the month.

The PFF Fantasy team tries to decide how long some of the top current fantasy receivers will remain near the top of the position.

Tyler Loechner looks at the performance of the various quarterbacks based on pass direction in a quest for fantasy insights.

Daniel Kelley looks at which players made the most of their chances last season for fantasy relative to the team around them.

Pat Thorman breaks down the latest PFF Fantasy mock, with a look at the drafters who employed a specific strategy versus those who planned as they went.

Tyler Buecher picks out some tight ends who might make sneaky stashes on dynasty rosters.

The Chiefs TE has made himself one of the league's best independent yard creators, which should keep his fantasy value high even with a new QB.