Drew Loftis

Strangely, with the RB abundance, a new problem arises: Which surprising RB option do you play week to week?

He isn’t likely to be a long-term solution, based on opportunity and efficiency, but he can help you survive this week’s fantasy hellscape.

This is the Fantasy Uncertainty Principle — or in street parlance, Common Sense.

In the last of a six-part fantasy football draft preview series, Fantasy Insanity looks at players who are rising up draft boards.

It’s now better that fantasy football owners know what discipline Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice will face before the season.

In the fifth of a six-part fantasy football draft preview series, Fantasy Insanity breaks down wide receivers. Next week: final adjustments.

In the fourth of a six-part fantasy football draft preview series, Fantasy Insanity takes a look at running backs.

There is no safe time to be an NFL player or a fantasy drafter.

The Madman endorses the new SuperFlex trend in fantasy football leagues.

When it comes to drafting a fantasy defense/special teams, we don’t know which one to pick. And we’re OK with that.