As the so-called smart guys in sports, we're supposed to focus on the most meaningful and influential stats, but the silly ones can be fun too.

Michael Moore's latest Player Showdown looks at a pair of first-round rookie running backs to determine the better fantasy bet for 2018.

Scott Barrett dives into the gamescript information of 2017 to uncover which players did the most work when trailing or when ahead.

Curtis Patrick highlights the biggest names among the signal-callers in the 2018 draft class for fantasy players looking long-term.

Tyler Loechner highlights his top RB bouncebacks for the fantasy season, starting with a guy who needs to bounce back to his college numbers.

What would a fantasy roster for 2018 look like based on 2017 ADP data? Daniel Kelley finds out.

Ross Miles dives into the PFF data to identify the trademark traits of the top fantasy safeties for IDP purposes.

Evans has been up and down over his four years, but Tyler Loechner is predicting an up 2018. That, and other wide receiver rebound candidates.

Scott Barrett looks at which positions the various quarterbacks target the most often and what that means heading into 2018.

Walton Spurlin takes a look at IDP options who remain unsigned but could still provide fantasy value if they land in the right situation.

Three-man best-ball fantasy is growing in popularity, and Curtis Patrick highlights one of his preferred strategies.

Dan Clasgens attempts to handicap the race to be 2018's No. 1 fantasy wide receiver in PPR leagues.

Daniel Kelley looks at the players who have averaged 10 or more PPR points a game for the most years in a row.

Scott Barrett looks at the most successful connections between quarterback and pass-catcher over the last decade.

Is legalized sports betting the right decision? Yeah, probably. Is it an unequivocal good thing? Nosirree.

Michael Moore attempts to decide between two young quarterbacks with upside among the QB2 ranks heading into 2018.

Curtis Patrick offers up the highlights of the tight end draft class for next year for fantasy players in devy leagues.

there are a handful of options for the first overall fantasy pick this year, but really, it comes down to Le'Veon Bell and Todd Gurley.