Dan Schneier recaps the notable strategies and approaches employed when the PFF Fantasy staff gathered for a 10-team PPR mock draft.

Daniel Kelley looks at the teams that saw the biggest jump in production from 2016 to 2017 to identify regression candidates for 2018.

Tyler Buecher argues in favor of five fantasy options who are getting drafted later than they should heading into the season.

Daniel Kelley continues his look at two-year production with a dive into the key stats that go into fantasy scoring.

Ross Miles uses PFF data to identify some breakout candidates at linebacker for IDP in 2018.

Tyler Loechner analyzes the strategies employed over a handful of trades in the recent PFF Friends & Family dynasty league rookie draft.

Mike Castiglione looks at a handful of situations where a fantasy option's grade doesn't align with his fantasy chances and attempts to explain the discrepancy.

Scott Barrett investigates whether Ezekiel Elliott is being overrated heading into 2018 based on his lack of a massive target total.

Looking at fantasy production across a single season is still a small sample size. Incorporating multiple seasons helps weed out the outliers.

Dan Clasgens identifies some fantasy options whose stock either has fallen or is due to fall soon.

Curtis Patrick continues his dive into top-12 repeatability, this time looking at the WR position.

With fantasy scoring that uses first downs on the rise, Scott Barrett looks at the best players in the league for passing the sticks.

Maybe it's not the most analytical piece of advice, but if it costs you a little extra in draft capital to root for your favorite guy? Just do it.

Michael Moore's Player Showdown this week pits a fresh-faced second year tight end against a veteran on his third team.

This guy or that guy? Michael Moore decides some of the draft season's top conundrums.

Scott Barrett looks at the running backs most immune to gamescript -- the ones who are on the field no matter the situation.

Curtis Patrick runs through the coming season in the ACC to identify the best long-term fantasy assets.

Injury held the Carolina tight end in check in 2017, but Tyler Loechner expect him to rebound in 2018. That and other rebound candidates.