Fantasy Football Weekly

Kickoff the season with a win! The FFW crew breaks down every matchup with letter grades for each player. Plus you can play along with three tough questions. 

If you've been sleeping through the preseason, we provide the single most important item you need to know for each of the 32 NFL teams. Plus, we provide the winners of every meaningful preseason training camp battle. And, we breakdown the season-opening game between Houston and Kansas City, fantasy style. 

The Fantasy Football Weekly crew deliberates the value of teammates at the same position. Also, you get to decide the winner of three “agree to disagree” battles between the co-hosts. 

For fantasy players, the most important part of the field is near the stripe. This week, we break down each team’s tendencies inside the five-yard line. Also, we identify the players we like, but can’t draft. You’ll also get the schedule analysis you need to dominate the first month of the season.  

It’s time for everyone’s favorite preseason segment, the reach-a-round! Paul Charchian, Scott Fish, and Mat Harrison identify the players they’d draft one round earlier than their typical round. Plus, vacated target opportunities, workhorse backs, and this week’s three sleepers. 

This week you get six bold, peacock-worthy predictions that can shape your draft/auction. Three tough questions will bend your mind. And the guys release three deep sleepers. 

Fantasy Football Weekly begins year 26 with a breakdown of Clyde Edwards-Helaire's draft prospects. They offer a refresher on every key off season move and identify the training camp battles we're watching most closely. And they examine the current trends for rookies drafts and identify the mistakes you can exploit. 

We provide deep sleepers, available in round 10 or higher, who can perform like early-round players. Plus, we offer three QB-WR combos that you can execute without high draft picks. 

Charch and Mat break down the viability of a starting backfield of Kansas City runners Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Damien Williams. They also talk through the massive upside and downside to Cam Newton. Lastly, does Derrick Henry's new contract make him more or less valuable in dynasty leagues?

COVID is bad enough already. Don't make it worse by letting it unravel your fantasy league. Charch explains the myriad COVID contingency plans your league needs to make before the season starts

The AFC and NFC West brings a close to our team-by-team fantasy outlooks. We'll tell you how each offense will operate and who to target/avoid in your drafts. 

We turn our attention to the eight teams in the AFC and NFC South, identifying how each offense will work and the players to target. 

The AFC North looks like the NFL's most exciting division for fantasy owners. Charch, Matt and Brian break down the eight teams in the NFC and AFC North, explain how the offenses will work, and identify the players to target/avoid in the draft. 

The FFW guys break down each of the offenses in the AFC and NFC East. 

Nick Chubb in round 2 or Kareem Hunt in round 5? We deliberate teammates at the same position to determine who provides better value when factoring in their average draft position. 

There's no more important round of your draft than the first. Using the public's average drafts, we're analyzing all 12 of the first round picks and evaluating whether the public is getting each pick right. 

Dynasty players, this one is for you! Paul Charchian and Mat Harrison identify 10 pass catchers in the final year of their contracts and speculate about whether their value will be better or worse in future seasons. 

Charch and Mat Harrison break down the runners in the final year of their deal. Will they stay with their current teams? Are they worth more this year or next year?

In the deepest draft in years, Paul Charchian and Mat Harrison break down the fantasy implications for the notable receivers taken after the first round, including Tee Higgins, Denzel Ward, and Laviska Shenault.