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UNC’s Omarion Hampton has been wreaking havoc in the ACC, leading the conference in rushing in back-to-back seasons. Will his game translate to the pros? Where can we expect him to be selected in April’s NFL Draft? Anthony Amico explores.
With best ball drafting already underway, it is time for everyone to get acquainted with the upcoming rookie class. Anthony Amico and Justin Herzig deliver a quick reference guide to help us get familiar with each player.
PUP list candidates are defined as players who suffered significant season-ending injuries during the 2024 NFL season and may be at risk of missing time in 2025. Jack Miller takes a closer look at possible candidates and how he’s approaching them in best ball drafts.
Pat Thorman has finished in the Top 10 of FantasyPros’ Rankings Competition in eight of the last eleven years, placing #1 in 2022. Inside are his Week 18 rankings for 2024. These will update Friday night and again on Sunday morning.
Some season-long leagues extend into Week 18, where motivation varies for several NFL teams. John Daigle does his best to break down the waiver wire landscape for the last week of the regular season.
It’s now or never for season-long fantasy managers. Who are the key pickups worth making ahead of championship week in Week 17? John Daigle analyzes the options and gives his take with fantasy championships on the line.
With Tony Pollard reaggravating his foot injury and a strong schedule ahead, Tyjae Spears profiles as a possible league-winning option down the stretch. Who else is worth targeting on the waiver wire before Week 16? John Daigle explains.
49ers RBs are dropping like flies, now creating an opportunity for fourth-year back Patrick Taylor Jr. on a short week. Can he seize that opportunity and pay it off during a pivotal Week 15? John Daigle delivers his Waiver Wire Analysis column.
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