Does a hot end to the season forecast a big following year? Dan Clasgens looks at five hot finishers from 2016 who should continue.

When a mid-rounder exceeds his draft cost, that means he performs like a star. Brandon Marianne Lee offers up some candidates to do that.

WR Rating measures the passer rating when a player is targeted. Scott Barrett looks at that through the lens of the thrower.

The Rams WR gets knocked, but he is used unlike just about any other player since he debuted, and that makes him hard to evaluate.

Jeff Ratcliffe introduces his metric for determining efficiency among targets to help find the most efficient fantasy options.

Tyler Buecher identifies four tight ends who come with low draft cost but could be potential starters for your fantasy team.

The Giants and Bucs added big-name teammates to pair with their existing stars this offseason. Tyler Loechner investigates the impact.

Baltimore brought in the ex-Kansas City receiver this week. Jeff Ratcliffe on that and other top fantasy news from minicamps.

In his quest for the peak efficiency metric, Scott Barrett introduces his measure of yards per target taking depth into account.

Any way you slice it, the Patriots tight end has been one of the best performers ever. Scott Barrett dives in on his superiority.

Scott Barrett investigates the players on the top and bottom of one of the key efficiency metrics, in a search for trends.

Like a mediocre sitcom that just never gets canceled, the RB keeps plodding along, putting up just enough to be fantasy-relevant each year.

Tyler Buecher identifies five quarterbacks who could anchor a fantasy starting lineup in 2017 but aren't being drafted that highly.

The QB hasn't been as good under pressure over his career, and now has a worse offensive line. Scott Barrett on the impact.

The fantasy community has been all over the rookie TE since he was drafted. Jeff Ratcliffe on that and more stories of the day.

If a guy is outside the mean in efficiency stats, does that mean regression is coming? Scott Barrett dives in on the idea.

NFL teams are using their running backs differently than they did even a decade ago. Dan Clasgens investigates what that means for fantasy.

Teams that see a big fantasy swing one season generally go the other way the next year. Daniel Kelley looks at some candidates for 2017.