Michael Moore's Player Showdown this week pits a fresh-faced second year tight end against a veteran on his third team.

This guy or that guy? Michael Moore decides some of the draft season's top conundrums.

Scott Barrett looks at the running backs most immune to gamescript -- the ones who are on the field no matter the situation.

Curtis Patrick runs through the coming season in the ACC to identify the best long-term fantasy assets.

Injury held the Carolina tight end in check in 2017, but Tyler Loechner expect him to rebound in 2018. That and other rebound candidates.

Dan Schneier identifies some fantasy receivers in 2018 whose value might be depressed based on them failing to meet expectations in the past.

In a 16-team draft, waiting too long on any one position can cost you, but so can pouncing too early.

Ross Miles offers up a deep dive into IDP statistic to identify defensive ends primed for a breakout fantasy performance.

Michael Thomas was targeted at a record-setting rate on his slot routes in 2017, and the way the Saints are going, that could continue.

Scott Spratt looks at the likely fantasy fallout of the Cardinals bringing in a fullback to help clear the lane for David Johnson.

Mike Castiglione picks out 10 players currently going in the first five rounds of fantasy drafts who don't warrant such a high ADP.

The buzz around these players might have been higher in previous years, but Dan Schneier says they're still worth a long look in 2018.

Fantasy football is increasingly a young man's game, but Mike Castiglione builds a fantasy roster out of only the older options around the league.

Drafting the most well-rounded running backs is like getting elite performers at two positions and mashing them together.

Dan Clasgens handicaps the race to be the No. 1 overall fantasy tight end in 2018, with odds and analysis.

Curtis Patrick runs through the last five years of fantasy finishes among running backs in search of trends and repeat performances.

Scott Barrett looks at which teams are projected to see the biggest increase or decrease in win totals and what that means for fantasy.

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.