The big news of the weekend was obviously Green Bay Packers star receiver Jordy Nelson and his unfortunate ACL tear. It’s a devastating loss for the Packers and any fantasy owners who may have been unlucky enough to draft him. But there’s enough Nelson analysis going around to fill a

If you happened to miss the AFC Targets Report that was released earlier today, you can check it out right here. For those unfamiliar with the formatting of the article, five players will be examined based on their targets and how it’s correlating to production on the field. The first number

If you happened to miss my QB/RB version of this article that was published yesterday, you can check it out right here. Without any further ado, here is the WR/TE Week 4 version of The Good, The Mediocre, and The Ugly.

Note: This piece was originally written on July 15th by Ryan Noonan and is one of many unique pieces that can be found in our 2014 fantasy football draft guide. None of this information has been updated since it was originally published. Despite getting just eight games from their franchise quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, the

Monday Night Football for week 9 has a classic rivalry touch to it with the Chicago Bears coming to Lambeau to face the Green Bay Packers.  The Bears on the road without their starting quarterback puts this one solidly in favor of the Packers.  Both teams have disappointing defenses, so

News and Notes Tony Romo is not playing good football right now. I caught a little flack for suggesting as much last Thursday when I pointed out that he averaged just 10 fantasy points per game and about six yards per attempt in great matchups against Washington and Philly in

Fantasy Footballers are likely drafting their way through the three-day weekend, the last (!) weekend before the NFL season is finally here. Knowing such, we reached out to some of the best fantasy analysts in the business today to ask them the following question: Name a player that you do