After all the rookie dominoes have fallen and rookie mini camps have come and gone, let’s take a look at some names who could make a lasting impact on the team depth charts and should be worth a look in leagues with deeper benches and dynasty league drafts in

  Taking a look at post-NFL draft WR/TE rankings and how some players stack up at their respective positions heading into the 2021 season.      

Taking a look at post-NFL draft QB/RB rookie rankings and how some players stack up at their respective positions heading into the 2021 season.          

The number one in this group is the wildly talented Kyle Pitts. But the rest of the tight end group this year does offer other intriguing prospects who could be nice contributors in the NFL.       Kyle Pitts (Florida) – A match-up nightmare for defensive coordinators in the SEC

With such a loaded wide receiver class it’s easier to look at tiers instead of a typical ranking. To take a look at a bunch of receivers and what skill sets they bring to the table.     Top Tier – Players that will make an impact right away and are

Taking a dive into the running back class coming into the 2021 NFL draft and seeing which players skillset reminds us of current players in the league.     1.) Najee Harris (Alabama) – The all-time leading rusher for the Crimson Tide had a spectacular 2020 season. Leading the SEC

Starting to take a look ahead into the 2021 draft class. Starting off with this talented Quarterback group and seeing who some of the new players might compare to in the league.      1.) Trevor Lawrence (Clemson) – With the first overall pick, will the Jacksonville Jaguars select Trevor

Welcome to Part 2 of the draft notes series! You can check out part 1 on Running Backs here. Reminder, these aren’t rankings or tiered breakdowns just reflections based off watching game film from the current batch of receivers.  If you don’t watch much College Football then use this as

Proper preparation prevents poor performance. The closer we get to draft season it’s always important to have a full gauge of the incoming talent, their burgeoning skill sets and their path towards fantasy relevancy. Everybody loves a good list, but don’t forget they’re pretty useless if there’s no context or

NFL offenses drive our fantasy teams. We constantly scour over the data trying to find sleepers and breakout players to help us win this year and beyond. Now, more than ever, it behooves us to understand the general trends that drive the league and use those trends to try and