PFF Fantasy's week of bold predictions hits the IDP side of things, with Walton Spurlin offering up his biggest predictions on the defensive side of the ball.

Week 3 of the preseason is traditionally when the big-name players get the biggest run and most action. Tyler Loechner previews the week for DFS players.

Ross Miles recaps the biggest offseason changes on the defensive side of the ball for IDP players, including player moves, coaching changes, and rookies.

Odell Beckham Jr.'s injury could be the first big turning point of the fantasy season. Tyler Loechner checks in on that and the other fantasy news of the day.

A year after a breakout offensive season brought the team a whisper away from a Super Bowl title, the Falcons look to repeat in 2017. Jeff Ratcliffe examines.

Garbage time is a commonly used term, but poorly defined. Scott Spratt examines it means to play in garbage time and how that can affect fantasy performance.

Daniel Kelley offers a series of bold predictions for each position, with varying degrees of boldness to appeal to each varied degree of risk-taker.

Every player has a ceiling and a floor. A low floor can make a player unnecessarily risky. Walton Spurlin identifies some players with particularly low floors.

After looking at what a blitz rate means for offensive players, Scott Spratt investigates how predictable blitz rate is for a team on a year-over-year basis.

Mike Castiglione covers QB streamers every week in the regular season, and offers up an intro to the strategy here, with what and who to look for in fantasy.

The PFF Fantasy team got together for a 0.5 PPR mock draft after news about Ezekiel Elliott, Sammy Watkins, and Jordan Matthews. Michael Moore recaps.

Tyler Loechner offers up his bold predictions for the fantasy options we know the least about heading into the 2017 season: The new kids on the block, the rookies.

Wide receiver is a relatively predictable position, usually, as the players there don't get hurt as often as RBs. Dan Clasgens looks at the fantasy values

Hunt impressed in extended action with the first and second units for the Chiefs.

Sometimes, expert fantasy advice doesn't reflect the realities that fantasy players face. Mike Castiglione highlights some differences you might face in your home league.

These defenses might not be the obvious names you think of, but Walton Spurlin says the make prime streaming candidates throughout the 2017 season.

Kicking off Bold Predictions Week at PFF Fantasy, Scott Barrett offers up his single boldest call for each of the positions across the fantasy landscape.

From eliminating kickers to adding in extra matchups, the PFF Fantasy team offers up ideas for minor rule changes to improve the fantasy experience.