Tyler Loechner looks at efficiency among the running backs as pass-catchers, identifying the ones who did the most damage on a per-route basis.

Tyler Loechner highlights the running backs who had the most fantasy success in 2017 on a per-touch basis.

Pat Thorman cruises through the NFC East to address some of the most pressing fantasy questions in the division.

Doug Baldwin hasn't always had the workload of a top-tier receiver, but he's always had the efficiency, and the workload has crept up.

Tyler Buecher looks at some of the most intriguing position battles at the wide receiver position heading into training camp to help fantasy owners.

Daniel Kelley looks at the history of players who have averaged under 1.00 yards per route run in a season to see if there is hope for the future.

Dan Schneier profiles players whose fantasy value could see the biggest shifts over the course of training camp and the preseason.

Dan Clasgens looks at what stats have gone into making the elite fantasy receivers what they are in recent seasons.

Pat Thorman highlights some of the most pressing fantasy questions for 2018 around the AFC East.

Scott Barrett's series gets to the metric that might matter the most -- yards per route run. He breaks down some of 2017's best and worst.

The snake draft has been de rigueur around fantasy for anyone who doesn't do an auction draft, but that doesn't mean there isn't a better way.

Michael Moore's latest Player Showdown attempts to decide once and for all who should be the No. 1 tight end in fantasy in 2018.

Tyler Loechner examines those running backs who see the most value added in PPR leagues, and also those who see their value decrease.

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

Tyler Buecher looks at some of the most intriguing position battles at the running back position heading into training camp to help fantasy owners.

Tyler Loechner looks at 2017 fantasy production by receivers based on their number of routes run and looks at how defenses fared as well.

Cleveland QBs. Jets TEs. Giants RBs. Some positions have reliably been fantasy non-producers in recent years. Will that change?

Walton Spurlin looks a year down the road at next offseason's impending free agents and what their teams are likely to do with them.