Good morning, all. I hope your Week 1 was less frustrating than mine. I think the middle of September is my least favorite time of the year because I’m always beating myself up over why I decided to play fantasy football again. I just keep telling myself that this year

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

Note: This piece was originally written on July 15th by Justin Mandaro 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. In almost twenty years of existence the Carolina Panthers have only

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

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. Team Profile – Atlanta Falcons Twenty-thirteen was a lost season for

Note: This piece was originally written on July 15th by Adam Pfiefer 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. After finishing 7-9 two seasons ago, the Saints

Miami Dolphins Most of the focus in Dolphins camp has been on the RB battle. With Knowshon Moreno showing up out of shape and now out while recovering from knee surgery, Lamar Miller is running away with the battle. Miller is said to be in the best shape of his

Below is a podcast in which I discuss why waiting on quarterback is a solid strategy. I discuss how much better the top QBs are than the second tier guys relative to how much better the top RBs and WRs are to the other guys at their respective positions. The