Curtis Patrick offers up his long-term bold predictions for fantasy players in dynasty and/or devy leagues.

Tyler Buecher breaks down the top DFS plays from the six-game Friday slate of preseason Week 3.

The PFF Fantasy staff picks out their favorite player prop bets for the 2018 season from across the various bet outlets.

Pat Thorman offers up his seven boldest predictions for fantasy football leagues in 2018.

Walton Spurlin looks at the strategy of streaming DSTs in fantasy and examines which units might make for good short-term plays this season.

Jeff Ratcliffe examines the strength of schedule for the various fantasy wide receiver groups based on current rosters and PFF grades.

Scott Barrett evaluates whether the players whose ADPs have climbed the most since last season are worth their new increased fantasy price.

The Seahawks saw two pass-catchers leave this offseason. Scott Spratt wonders if the team is wasting Russell Wilson's talent for fantasy owners.

Walton Spurlin offers up his bold calls for IDP leagues for 2018, including some big numbers put up by rookies.

Zero RB is a tough strategy in 2018, but Tyler Buecher has some ideas on late running backs to target in fantasy if you go receiver-heavy early.

Dan Clasgens picks out the tight ends up and down the fantasy draft board who have the highest ceilings for 2018.

Daniel Kelley offers his bold predictions for the 2018 season for each position and with different levels of boldness.

Tyler Loechner kicks off PFF Fantasy's Bold Predictions Week with his fearless forecasts for the fantasy rookies of 2018.

Scott Barrett identifies fantasy players whose ADPs are furthest below where they were drafted in 2017 where it doesn't make sense to him.

Some fantasy drafts shake out so you take running backs early. Tyler Buecher has ideas on wide receivers to take later to balance things out.

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Scott Spratt's series of confidence-based predictions for the 2018 fantasy football season hits the NFC.

Antonio Brown is close to unanimous as the No. 1 receiver this year, but Michael Moore pits the three candidates for No. 2 against one another.