The first round of the 2021 NFL draft is in the books! Charch and Brian give initial reactions to each of the fantasy players taken in round one. 

It's a weak year for tight ends, aside from Kyle Pitts, who looks like the position's best prospect in years. In addition to Pitts, Paul Charchian does a deep dive into four other rookie tight ends, including another promising option, Pat Freiermuth. 

Last year's legendary class of rookie wide receivers is the gold standard for the position. But this year's class looks like the silver standard, with 6ish receivers who could be taken in the first round. Charch and Brian break down the 10 receivers you need to know and offer plausible landing spots for each. 

We're sick of people saying this isn't a great year for rookie running backs. Charch and Brian break down eight backs who can succeed at the NFL level, along with a couple who won't. 

Brian and Charch break down each of the six notable rookie quarterbacks, offer some likely landing spots, and provide the redraft and dynasty value of each guy. 

With the first week of free agency wrapping up, Charch and Brian run down the most meaningful moves across the quarterback and wide receiver positions. Find out who helped their fantasy stock and who didn't. Big names include Ryan Fitzpatrick, Andy Dalton, Jameis Winston, JuJu Smith-Schuster, Curtis Samuel, Corey Davis, Emmanuel Sanders, and many more. 

We're on the cusp of free agency, so Charch and Brian break down all the big name free agent wide receivers and tight ends, along with their ideal landing spots and expected fantasy value. Get the details on Kenny Golladay, JuJu Smith-Schuster, Will Fuller, Curtis Samuel, Hunter Henry, and of course, Jonnu Smith. 

NFL free agency is just two weeks away! Charch and Brian break down the nobable free agent quarterbacks and running backs, including possible destinations and whether their value will go up or down. Highlighted players include Dak Prescott, Aaron Jones, Chris Carson, Kenyan Drake, James Conner, and Leonard Fournette. 

Last week, we focused on the first round of 2021 fantasy drafts. This week, we turn our attention to the (far more intriguing) second round. The obvious picks are gone, so the second round features more bounceback players, rookies, and hunches. 

Sure, it's only mid-February, but Charch and Brian execute a 2021 first-round mock draft. These piping hot players will warm the coldest of months! There are a ton of surprises including some big names who don't garner first-round consideration. 

Two weeks ago, Charch and Brian highlighted some of the positive developments that went largely unnoticed in December, while everyone was distracted by the fantasy playoffs. This week, we flip the coin over and highlight six underreported negative trends that developed in December.

Paul Charchian breaks down the fantasy prospects of every relevant player in the Super Bowl, all the way down to Byron Pringle. It's more detail than normal people would want, but if you're listening to a February edition of Fantasy Football Weekly, you're our kind of person.

Maybe you were distracted by the holidays. Maybe you were knocked out of the playoffs and soured on fantasy football. If you weren't paying close attention, you missed six important December storylines. These under-the-radar developments all have ramifications for 2021 and beyond.

With only two games on the weekend's slate, Charch and Brian get deep into the details of each of the two championship games from the DFS perspective. Do you dare invest in Patrick Mahomes, even with the biggest quarterback salary?

Paul Charchian and Brian Johnson break down the divisional round playoffs, particularly from a DFS perspective. Apparently they've spent too much time together over the course of the season, because they're in lock-step on almost every fantasy-relevant player.

This episode of Fantasy Football Weekly is dedicated to playoff fantasy football. Charch and Brian break down the unique strategies around playoff fantasy football success, including specific players to draft and avoid. 

Right-minded fantasy leagues aren't playing in Week 17, but it's a perfect time to take advantage of the Week 17 weirdness in daily fantasy. Paul Charchian and Brian Johnson identify the players and teams who will (and won't) be motivated to score points in the regular season finale. 

We know what you want for Christmas: hardware! The Fantasy Football crew will provide you with all the presents you need to secure a championship trophy.