A Super Bowl champion with minimal cap space doesn't have a huge list of offseason needs to make fantasy owners happy, but here are some ideas.

The Raiders went from fantasy darlings in 2016 to largely fantasy duds in 2017. But they have avenues back to fantasy good graces in 2018.

Several factors could combine to make 2018 a big year for the defensive line in IDP fantasy leagues, says Walton Spurlin.

Adam Thielen and Stefon Diggs came into 2017 with question marks, but came out of the season with some of their position's top marks.

The Jets had a surprisingly productive season in 2017, but only because expectations were so low. Here's what would please fantasy owners for 2018.

After a disaster 2017 and with a new regime in place, the Giants have plenty of options to attract fantasy attention in 2018.

Running backs generally have to catch passes to be relevant in fantasy these days. Unless they are LeGarrette Blount.

The soon-to-be rookie out of Penn State could be a dominant running back in his first year, and a big fantasy asset, says Tyler Buecher.

With the run-pass option becoming the Phrase of the Day in the NFL in 2017, Jeff Ratcliffe examines what the strategy means for fantasy players.

After a surprise run and disappointing finish in the Divisional Round of the playoffs, what can the Saints do to increase fantasy intrigue for 2018?

Another year, another Super Bowl run. How can the Patriots restock for 2018 and keep fantasy owners intrigued?

Coming off a big rookie season, Smith-Schuster appears to have the fantasy community stumped in terms of 2018 evaluation.

As a group, receivers saw their production plummet in 2017. Tyler Loechner says you can expect them to bounce back in 2018.

The fantasy game often comes down to who drafted that year's single dominant performer. Here's an idea to reward roster-building instead.

The Vikings were one of the top teams in the NFL in 2017, but could see massive change heading into 2018, starting at quarterback.

The Dolphins fell on hard times in 2017 after a successful 2016. Here are some ideas for how they can rebound in 2018.

Home Ben Roethlisberger is a fantasy monster. Road Ben Roethlisberger is a fantasy drag. Scott Barrett once again dives in to try to find out why.

The Rams sported the surprise breakout offense of the league in 2017, but there are ways the team could offer even more fantasy intrigue in 2018.