Scott Barrett examines the strategy for drafting at the top of the position. Are running backs more risky? Do they have a higher ceiling?

Pat Thorman unveils his schedule breakdown for the fantasy quarterbacks in 2018, starting with a general overview of the process and highlights.

As a people, "slow and steady wins the race" is maybe our most famous saying. And it's completely wrong.

Michael Moore's Player Showdowns pits Doug Baldwin against Adam Thielen in a matchup of high-end WR2s with upside.

Scott Barrett applies adjusted quarterback rating to the 2017 quarterbacks to find where fantasy owners can gain an edge.

Sam Monson breaks down the prototype NFL defender for each D-line technique.

Curtis Patrick highlights some of the top long-term fantasy options for devy owners to watch in the Big Ten in 2018.

Dan Schneier recaps the notable strategies and approaches employed when the PFF Fantasy staff gathered for a 10-team PPR mock draft.

PFF examines the league's top offensive linemen per position, based on run-block success percentage.

Daniel Kelley looks at the teams that saw the biggest jump in production from 2016 to 2017 to identify regression candidates for 2018.

PFF data scientists Eric Eager and George Chahrouri provide an in-depth look at whether pressure is more valuable when it is generated from the interior or the edge.

Tyler Buecher argues in favor of five fantasy options who are getting drafted later than they should heading into the season.

Senior Analyst Gordon McGuinness breaks down various teams' speed to apply pressure in 2017.

Daniel Kelley continues his look at two-year production with a dive into the key stats that go into fantasy scoring.

Senior Analyst Mike Renner examines why defenses run stunts on the defensive line and who utilized them the best to get pressure on opposing quarterbacks last season.

Ross Miles uses PFF data to identify some breakout candidates at linebacker for IDP in 2018.

Taking a closer look at the possible impact former Michigan interior defensive lineman Maurice Hurst can have on the Raiders defensive line.

PFF examines the league's top offensive linemen per position, based on pass-blocking efficiency.