In his quest for the peak efficiency metric, Scott Barrett introduces his measure of yards per target taking depth into account.

Any way you slice it, the Patriots tight end has been one of the best performers ever. Scott Barrett dives in on his superiority.

Scott Barrett investigates the players on the top and bottom of one of the key efficiency metrics, in a search for trends.

Like a mediocre sitcom that just never gets canceled, the RB keeps plodding along, putting up just enough to be fantasy-relevant each year.

Tyler Buecher identifies five quarterbacks who could anchor a fantasy starting lineup in 2017 but aren't being drafted that highly.

The QB hasn't been as good under pressure over his career, and now has a worse offensive line. Scott Barrett on the impact.

The fantasy community has been all over the rookie TE since he was drafted. Jeff Ratcliffe on that and more stories of the day.

If a guy is outside the mean in efficiency stats, does that mean regression is coming? Scott Barrett dives in on the idea.

NFL teams are using their running backs differently than they did even a decade ago. Dan Clasgens investigates what that means for fantasy.

Teams that see a big fantasy swing one season generally go the other way the next year. Daniel Kelley looks at some candidates for 2017.

Two second-tier fantasy running backs are the subject of this week's player showdown. Michael Moore dives in on of McCoy and Ajayi.

Dynasty players should be looking down the road for what could change in next year's free agency. George Kritikos looks at the outlook.

Was the Miami RB's big fantasy year in 2016 the product of three huge games, or was he good all year? Scott Barrett dives in.

The Falcons have discussed getting Jones more work in scoring situations. Jeff Ratcliffe checks in on the fantasy news of the day.

College is loaded with names to know for dynasty and devy fantasy leagues. George Kritikos kicks off the college fantasy preview.

Quarterbacks are growing more and more successful, leading to ever-increasing fantasy numbers. Dan Clasgens examines the trends.

A player who gets a big chunk of his production from a single game can be a nice DFS help, but for season-long leagues it gives a wrong impression.

Finding breakout players is how fantasy championships are made. Tyler Buecher continues his series with wide receivers