Jeff Ratcliffe looks at the top fantasy news of the day, including RB battles in Tampa Bay and New York and a QB battle in Denver.

The stories say that receivers do better in contract years as they eye a big new deal. Tyler Loechner examines whether that's the case.

Jeff Ratcliffe introduces Touch Opportunity Volatility, measuring the consistency and volume of touches for the top fantasy options.

Tyler Buecher looks at the biggest winners and losers of the changes in offensive coordinators over this offseason.

The Pittsburgh receiver had the third-biggest single game of the season by Scott Barrett's Actual Opportunity metric in Week 10.

PFF's version of the stat corrects for throwaways, drops, and more. Pat Thorman looks at some of the biggest value changes in that version.

The PFF Fantasy team gathered for a 20-round dynasty startup mock. Joey Cartolano highlights the top strategy lessons.

Scott Barrett looks at the Week 16 numbers for the Giants' star WR, with a huge target load but disappointing fantasy owners.

Tyrell Williams had a big 2016, but Mike Williams is in the fold now. Was the production enough to stay usable in fantasy?

Director of Fantasy Jeff Ratcliffe breaks down the top fantasy football storylines from the weekend.

Scott Barrett takes a look at the top single games of the 2016 season by his Actual Opportunity metric.

Mike Castiglione identifies a roster of some of the best players for a best-ball format across the early ADP results.

Daniel Kelley found a trend in player performance based on bye weeks, but it wasn't the one he expected.

Brandon Marianne Lee explains why she's exercising caution when it comes to this year's crop of fantasy rookies.

The veteran running back still has name value, but Jeff Ratcliffe cautions against counting on him to be any kind of contributor in Denver this year.

The Tampa Bay QB has excelled when targeting TEs so far in his career. Scott Barrett explores.

The Carolina QB saw his passing numbers slip in 2016, but if he had kept his rushing game strong, fantasy owners might not have noticed.

A year down the road, what will the first rounds of fantasy football drafts look like? Michael Moore projects the first 36 picks of 2018.