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Historically, Rounds 3-6 – also known as the “running back dead zone” – has been home to many RB busts and WR overperformers. Jack Miller walks through this year’s crop of dead-zone RBs so you know what you’re getting when you take a running back in these rounds.
There are a lot of narratives that NFL fans and fantasy players assume are true. But are they? Our Data Science team tested some of the most popular assumptions.
Jack Miller explains how you should attack your redraft league if you have a late pick in the first round.
Jack Miller goes over how you should attack a season-long fantasy draft if you have a pick in the middle of the first round.
Jack Miller details how you should approach your season-long draft if you have an early pick in the first round.
A favorable early-season schedule for Derwin James and the Chargers puts them on the fantasy D/ST radar to start 2024. Can they start hot and provide stable fantasy production? Check out our D/ST tiers and rankings here.
Every year, a couple of late-round RBs rise from the ashes to win leagues for their fantasy managers. The ETR staff details which sleeper backs they are drafting in the middle and late rounds.
Running backs in Rounds 3-6 of best ball drafts – also known as the “running back dead zone” – have been overvalued for years, but the market has adjusted. Jack Miller digs into the data to determine if the RB dead zone still exists and how you should approach these rounds in best ball.
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