The NFL season officially kicks off this Thursday! The reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks host Aaron Rodgers and the explosive Packers offense. The Legion of Boom will try to slow down an aerial assault from Rodgers, Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb, while trying to deal with the bruising running

Welcome to TheFantasyFix.com’s week 1 fantasy football rankings. Here you’ll find the staff’s composite fantasy football quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end, defense and kicker rankings. Well, actually not the full staff. The boss man just had his third child, so his ranks aren’t quite ready. Congrats, boss! Below

Quarterbacks Cam Newton – CAR Probable- Ribs Newton is fully expected to be on the field Sunday when the Panthers take on the Bucs. While his mobility could be somewhat limited, unless you have excellent QB depth, it’s safe to start Newton. This could very slightly upgrade the Panthers’ RBs, increasing

Welcome to Wide Receiver Wednesday at the Daily Fix! Each Wednesday of the NFL regular season I’ll provide you with several receiving options that are strong plays that week at DraftKings. Monday through Friday the Fix writers will provide you with a Daily Fix that covers each position, with a weekly

Host Ryan Noonan (@RyNoonan) is joined by Gerard Martin (@gerardowrites) to preview Week 1 of the NFL season.

Good morning! Each Tuesday of the NFL regular season I’ll provide you with several running backs who make good plays each week at DraftKings. Monday through Friday the Fix writers will provide you with a Daily Fix that covers each position, with a weekly roundup on Friday. I’ll break down

1. LeSean McCoy McCoy should be this year’s first-overall pick. He is a perfect fit in Chip Kelly’s up-tempo offense. Last season Shady won the rushing title by 268 yards. Over the past three seasons, McCoy is second in fantasy points only to Adrian Peterson. He had well over 350

The sun is beginning to set on the 2014 preseason and many teams are quietly beginning to trim their rosters and send their unwanted players out to pasture. But as the NFL teams start cutting down to the final 53-man roster, fantasy football players are gearing up to put their

I’m sure you’ve been told time and time again that you can draft defensive backs late and you don’t have to reach for a stud.  You’ve probably heard the saying from twitter when fantasy football enthusiasts tell you to stream team defenses and even test your luck and stream quarterbacks

Note: This piece was originally written on July 15th by Andrew Miller 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. Detroit took several steps to improving its football team this offseason both