While QBs may produce the most overall fantasy points of all players in a given season – Jackson outscored the top non-QB, Saquon Barkley, by 95.6 points in half PPR formats in 2024 – running backs and wide receivers are far more valuable. Why? You need more of them in your starting lineup. (Assuming you play in a one-QB league, obviously.)

With each passing week of the summer, we grow that much closer to the moment when the Philadelphia Eagles begin their title defense against the Dallas Cowboys to open the 2025 NFL season.

Looking to add a member of the Cowboys to your fantasy team? Well, the team made a seventh-round selection in the 2025 draft that could be a fantasy football sleeper.

In a salary cap draft, however, you can always get what you want.

Fantasy football is not won by nostalgia or history, it is won by facts, realities, achievements and numbers. That's why we have to be clear and say it loud and clear: Mike Evans a

Rashee Rice was on the verge of a fantasy football breakout before a torn ACL abruptly ended his 2024 campaign. Now entering Year 3, he carries massive WR1 upside as Patrick Mahomes' top target—assuming he’s healthy and avoids any league discipline.

Where did ESPN rank former Ohio State stars C.J. Stroud and Justin Fields in its 2025-2026 fantasy football quarterback rankings?

The Fantasy Football season never stops, so when new rankings drop, they always need to be looked at. The latest rankings we found worth discussing come from Pro Football Focus as they looked at the running backs around the NFL and their impact on your fantasy teams.