Jeff Ratcliffe offers up his initial rankings of the upcoming rookies for fantasy purposes heading into the NFL combine.

Scott Spratt investigates whether there might be more to glean from running backs' yardage numbers based on the offensive line.

Alex Smith had one of the league's fastest receivers in 2017. Alex Smith had his most deep-ball success in 2017. How connected are those?

Scott Barrett looks at the data to help to settle the neverending debate over how an offense can best handle a 1-yard situation.

The number of defenders a back faces is only part of the equation. Scott Barrett compares blockers to defenders to figure who made the most of their chances.

Washington is the first team to identify its new quarterback for 2018. What else could the team do to tantalize fantasy owners?

Different players have different things to prove at the combine. George Kritikos offers up some of the ones we'll be watching for fantasy.

After a down year, Oakland brought in Jon Gruden as its new head coach. Dan Clasgens says that's likely to mean good things for the team's top receiver.

Even after a trip to the playoffs and a surprise first-round win, the Titans have plenty of room for fantasy improvement heading into the 2018 season.

Exactly how good Peters is has been up for debate. Scott Barrett attempts to quantify his ability with a formula for all cornerbacks.

The Chiefs quarterback has only one career NFL start, but things are set up for him to be a big fantasy success in 2018.

After another season of high hopes and ultimate disappointment, what can the Buccaneers do this offseason to raise fantasy intrigue?

The Seahawks finished 9-7 in 2017 despite a banged-up defense, a struggling offensive line, and no productive running back. How can they improve?

It's easy to just hear "Browns" and dismiss the team out of hand, but Cleveland is suddenly in position to start getting better in a hurry.

No team went from afterthought to fascinating faster than the 49ers did late last season. What can they do this offseason to maximize their fantasy intrigue?

Assuming the Steelers keep Le'Veon Bell around, not many teams have their fantasy options as squared away as Pittsburgh.

The Chargers had a rookie running back who resembled the star Saints back in 2017, just on far fewer touches.