Hopefully everyone had a better three than I did! But hey, let’s forget about that and move on to bigger and better things… week four football! Good luck to everyone this weekend, I hope you all have a nice payday. Tier 1 – Elite Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers, $7,900

My Quick Takes: Only one Patriot made the week three list. I like what Steve Smith Sr has done in the last two weeks, but he fell off last year, and I expect the same. Tampa Bay finally remembered they have Mike Evans on the roster. When Bradon Marshall isn’t

Some of the biggest performers so far this season are guys that once were credited as the best in the game at their specific position that haven’t had the best seasons of late. Some of them might be back to performing at a high level, and some might have just

If you love fantasy football, you LOVE injuries. Well, not really, but we’re certainly gluttons for punishment. The only other place you’d find people willingly surrounding themselves with so much mayhem and gore is the emergency room at your local hospital. As we enter Week 4 of the NFL season,

Thursday October 1, 2015 Baltimore Ravens @ Pittsburgh Steelers This is one of the leagues great rivalries. It may be my personal favorite to watch. However, it’s not always great for fantasy owners. These games usually tend to be low scoring and dominated by defense. While that has changed a

Welcome to Wide Receiver Wednesday Thursday at the Fix! Each Wednesday Thursday 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 roundup on Friday.

Week three of the 2015 fantasy football season is history. Let’s take a look at week four’s fantasy football rankings. 2015 Fantasy Football Rankings powered by FantasyPros

As each week passes in the 2015 NFL season, fantasy owners should be able to obtain more clarity on players current and future fantasy value, which can then be used to help owners make the best possible decisions when setting lineups each week. In our case, this column hopes to

Let’s check in with the NFL’s rookies through three weeks.

Finally something off which we can base decisions. For statistics to show us things we need more numbers. The more games that are played the more we can actually base decisions off fact instead of basing them off our gut. Three games is just short of a quarter of the season,