Hide your quarterbacks, protect them in shrink wrap & store them in a safe place. Week Two of the NFL Season changed the landscape for many fantasy owners, I fortunately was not one of them. 

Football is a violent sport, and that means there will always be a handful of injuries affecting your fantasy teams each week. But there’s no need to fear, I’m here to help you navigate those treacherous ice baths waters. Each Thursday, you’ll find this column waiting for you when you open

It’s that time of the week again folks. Waiver wire additions and lineup decisions become the main focus as we await the New Orleans Saints and Carolina Panthers to kick off the Week 8 games on Thursday Night Football. Looking at wide receivers usage through targets is a great way

As promised, here is the NFC Targets Report. If you happened to miss my AFC Targets Report that was published earlier today, you can check it out right here. If you’re unfamiliar with the format, here is a brief overview. The first number listed in parentheses is the total number of

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

Today’s fantasy football daily fix delivers news and notes about Tony Romo and Randall Cobb, along with DraftKings Week 17 daily fantasy football D/ST recommendations for the New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, and New York Giants.

Welcome to the seventh entry of The Fix’s Fantasy Football Injury Report.  Each week I (@Rich_Migs) will cover several key fantasy football related injuries.  The idea is not to cover every football injury, but instead cover the notable ones that have direct fantasy implications.  As the season continues, the report

The Case for Randall Cobb by Rich Migliorisi When comparing wide receivers Randall Cobb and Dwayne Bowe, there is one key element that separates the two: upside.  And this element is firmly in the corner of Cobb. Greg Jennings is out of the picture, so that is one more reason