Some fantasy football scores are too good to be true, and these three players could be excellent trade assets if you're willing to cut bait.
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Week 2 is the official beginning of fantasy football trade season, so which struggling draftees should you go kick the tires on? And which should you make an offer for that they can't refuse?
From the Texans in crisis to the lowly Dolphins, who can turn their season around and break the 0-2 curse?
In the Dolphins and Falcons throwdown to be the worst, we have impossibly bad passer ratings and noncompetitive roster spending. Which team has the edge in the tank bowl?
Week 2 saw the NFL's first batch of major injuries hit your fantasy football lineup, and the waiver wire offers real opportunity to get value for next week and beyond.
I could prove to you that the Tampa Bay Rays, New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox are the three best teams in the American League a number of ways; I could poin
The Packers probably could not have struggled more to block for Jordan Love against the Vikings, and they must fix that at all costs.
In my latest attempt to evaluate the impossibly sad Atlanta Falcons QB room, I've decided I can no longer take the Cooper Rush experience.
From the Dallas Cowboys to the Los Angeles Rams, here are some contenders I'm putting under investigation after Week 1.
It's a horrible week for running backs, an excellent week for wide receivers and eerily standard at tight end. So who should you go after with that coveted number one waiver pick?
In an immediate work of self-criticism, we're taking a look at some of my favorite fantasy football draft strategies after Week 1 to find out if I know what I'm doing or not.
After a crisp 11 hours of sitting on my couch on Sunday watching NFL football, I've readied a barrage of overreactions. Buckle your seatbelt.
The NFC South is one of the great comedy routines of our age, and a preliminary ranking of the 0-4 division feels like the right way to remind everyone of its glory.
From Cam Schlittler to Payton Tolle, a Red Sox-Yankees Wild Card series would be a showcase of tremendous starting pitching talent.
In the latest in a string of NBA jersey disasters, I'm starting to lose faith in the ability of Nike's corporate structuring to prevent this stuff.
Drake Maye did not play horribly for most of the night, but made the single biggest mistake of the game and lost it for his team. It's not panic time, but that sucked.
In the dumbest and most objectively hilarious sports debate of the year, the winner will be credited with solving international travel.
Love being listed as the backup in Arizona isn't cause for immediate panic, but there are some depth chart revelations to consider before Week 1.
Christian Gonzalez's four-year $135 million deal will keep him in New England for the foreseeable future, but what does it mean for everyone else?
It's a week before the NFL season starts, and the Atlanta Falcons have yet to name their starting quarterback for 2026. I'm available.