Daniel Kelley looks through 12 years of data on breakaway runs for running backs to find the interesting tidbits.

Senior Analyst Sam Monson takes a closer look at which NFL defenses were the best at stopping each run concept in 2017.

Ross Miles highlights some sleeper IDP candidates for big fantasy production at the linebacker position.

Taking a closer look at how rookie running back Saquon Barkley's prowess in the passing game can immediately boost the Giants offense in 2018.

With a new quarterback and a new free agent receiver to go with three flashy big names, the Chiefs intrigue Scott Barrett for 2018.

Senior Analyst Steve Palazzolo breaks down PFF's run concepts that are used by every NFL offense.

Tyler Loechner investigates the relationship between average depth of target and fantasy success, and highlights players who beat or missed expectations.

Tyler Buecher looks at some draft spots where similar ADPs could lead to conundrums and breaks down the strategy that will help decide them.

With the majority of the offseason moves behind us, Mike Castiglione runs through the moves that will matter the most for fantasy in a positive way.

As the season looms near, we take a look at offensive linemen who graded in the top 20 in both run-blocking and pass-blocking from a season ago.

Examining the rising third-year linebackers in Joe Schobert and Blake Martinez, who each shined in run defense in 2017.

Daniel Kelley looks back at the players who had the highest fantasy floors in 2017.

Dan Clasgens looks at some of the most consistently productive fantasy quarterbacks in search of what makes them so productive.

Editor Cam Mellor gives a quick look at the 2019 NFL Draft class at linebacker and who shined in our various signature stats a season ago.

Senior Analyst Mike Renner breaks down the prototype NFL wide receivers for each alignment on offense.

Scott Barrett looks at the quarterbacks' passer ratings when targeting the various positions to try to find trends and takeaways.

Curtis Patrick looks through the last five years of quarterback fantasy results to investigate how easy or hard it is to repeat as a fantasy starter.

They want to make you feel bad about adding and dropping when your team is out of it, but they are wrong.