The fantasy outlook for the Colts in 2018 is largely going to come down to Andrew Luck's health, but there are still interesting moves the team could make.

The best fantasy move the Texans could make this offseason is simply getting Deshaun Watson back, but there are other possibilities that could be interesting.

Scott Spratt investigates how defenses choose to defend top receivers to determine who consensus opinion thinks the best receivers are.

The Texans quarterback put up some massive numbers as a 2017 rookie before an injury. How much of that was for real, and how much will regress?

Other than a healthy Aaron Rodgers, what do fantasy players want to see the Green Bay Packers accomplish this offseason?

The Lions missed the playoffs in 2017. With a new coaching staff in place, what changes can the team make this offseason that will have fantasy owners drooling?

Watkins debuted with the Rams in 2017 and put up a touchdown rate that screams out for regression, making him a risking fantasy play.

Michael Moore looks at the fallout of the head-coaching changes around the league, identifying some of the key fantasy winners and losers.

A look at the offseason moves the Broncos could make to bring the team back to the fantasy intrigue it had a few years ago.

The Cowboys fell on hard times in 2017 with Ezekiel Elliott suspended. What moves can they make for 2018 that will have fantasy owners interested?

Saints running back Alvin Kamara had a rookie season that just about broke out efficiency numbers. Is the regression monster inevitable?

Scott Barrett dives into his spreadsheets to find some of the most noteworthy fantasy trends of 2017, and wonder whether they'll continue into 2018.

As soon as the fantasy offseason gets going, you see “too-early rankings” all over the industry. Here’s why that’s wrong.

The Browns had an awful 2017, but can new leadership, cap space, and draft picks start to turn things around quickly?

Dan Schneier highlights a handful of players who could be in line for a big fantasy comeback in 2018.

The Bengals have slumped in recent seasons, and that has hurt the team's fantasy offerings. Here are some thoughts as to how that could get fixed.

The Saints quarterback hadn't been outside the top-six fantasy performers in a decade before his 11th-place finish in 2017. Will he rebound?

The Bears have a decent foundation from a fantasy perspective, with the glaring weakness of a total lack of reliable receivers.