Dynasty Fantasy Football Trade Watch: Buy/Sell/Hold Week 15

by Wolf Trelles-Heard, December 12, 2025

Want to make a dynasty fantasy football trade before Week 15? Wolf Trelles-Heard breaks down who to buy, sell, and hold!

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Week 15 Streaming Options (2025 Fantasy Football)

by Dan Fornek, December 12, 2025

Dan Fornek explores the top streaming options at QB, RB, WR, and TE for fantasy football managers in Week 15 of the 2025 NFL season.

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Week 15 Fantasy Football Start/Sit Advice

by Kyle Lesti, December 11, 2025

Start the 2025 fantasy football playoffs with Week 15 start/sit picks, matchup analysis, and player insights to set your winning lineup.

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Is Donte Moncrief a discount Mike Williams?

by Josh Crocker, August 30, 2019

If we compare Mike Williams to someone like Dez Bryant, who actually made a career of being a TD scorer, Williams falls further behind. Dez Bryant, in college, was an absolute red zone destroyer. He had a year wherein he scored 76 percent of his team’s receiving touchdowns.

Mike Williams is not what he’s being sold to be. He’s not the next Dez Bryant. He had one season of  incredible TD variance. Rounds and rounds later Donte Monciref is a bargain. He showed potential to be a red zone weapon on the college field.

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Why Miami must play Ryan Fitzpatrick to unlock skill position talent

by Matthew M. Stevens, August 29, 2019

Ryan Fitzpatrick holds the key that can unlock the potential of Miami’s WRs in fantasy football: the deep ball. And with two speedsters who can stretch the field in Kenny Stills and Albert Wilson, plus the addition of rookie Preston Williams, Fitzpatrick has options.

The Dolphins deep threats are a match made in heaven for Fitzpatrick. He appeared in eight games for Tampa Bay in 2018 and his play elevated the Bucs receiving corps and produced massive fantasy performances. His 51.5 Deep Ball Completion Percentage and 6.2 air yards per attempt led the NFL, and his 8.3 adjusted yards per attempt ranked No. 3.

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3 players you cannot leave your fantasy football draft without

by Jesse Reeves, August 28, 2019

Without projecting for a 16-game pace, Dalvin Cook still put up incredible efficiency numbers as a runner and receiver. His 66 (No. 9) Evaded Tackles and 38.2-percent (No. 2) Juke Rate amounted to 273 (No. 22) Yards Created with a 1.58 (No. 17) Yards Created Per Touch. Bundling efficiency, production, and volume, Cook is a player you can’t afford to leave your draft without in 2019.

Hunter Henry’s 2017 season suggests that he became a large part of the Chargers receiving gameplan and he ascended with the increase in opportunity. Contrary to the thought that his TD efficiency was due to lack of usage in the red zone, he managed a 19.7-percent (No. 14) Red Zone Target Share as well as a 21.6-percent (No. 16) End Zone Target Share in 2017.

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Andrew Luck is retired, but all is not lost in Indianapolis

by Taylor Smith, August 27, 2019

While his 2017 season didn’t inspire confidence, new Colts starting QB Jacoby Brissett has a lot more to work with this season. His Protection Rate should skyrocket from the No. 25 rank that he saw in 2017, up to the No. 4 rank that Andrew Luck saw last season. His improved weapons should also boost his Supporting Cast Efficiency from No. 32 to the No. 13 that Luck enjoyed last season.

With multiple offseasons under his belt, Brissett’s connection with WR T.Y. Hilton should improve. Hilton only saw a 67 percent Catchable Target Rate in 2017, which ranked No. 90. When his efficiency rises with his typical volume, he’ll return value on his falling ADP. The same goes for RB Marlon Mack, who is primed to see bell-cow work this season.

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Kenny Golladay: Breakout or Bust?

by Josh Crocker, August 26, 2019

With a price tag at around the 50th overall pick, as the 18th receiver off the board on average, fantasy gamers have to answer the question of whether Kenny Golladay will be a breakout or a bust in 2019. In this range of drafts, we need to pick players with the upside to finish in the top 12 at their position.

Golladay is a size-speed specimen at 6-4, 218-pounds, with a 110.7 (93rd-percentile) Speed Score that draws comparison to the great Calvin Johnson. He has been productive at every opportunity and was consistently productive from an early age. He is a precocious producer with athleticism to match. 

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Why THIS is the year for Zero Wide Receiver

by Taylor Smith, August 23, 2019

The Zero-WR draft strategy will prove to be fruitful in 2019. The largest edge in fantasy last season was premium tight ends and bell-cow running backs. Fantasy gamers need to target these guys in the first few rounds before switching their attention to receivers.

The breakout wide receivers available after round four highlight the need for Zero-WR drafts. Tyler Lockett and his other-worldly efficiency step into a high-volume role as Russell Wilson’s No.1 target. Don’t forget about Christian Kirk, who finished No. 5 in Target Premium with Josh Rosen as his QB. Now with Kyler Murray slinging passes, he’s primed for a breakout in 2019.

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Why Calvin Ridley is the Sophomore WR to Roster in Fantasy Football

by Matthew M. Stevens, August 22, 2019

Calvin Ridley looks ready to carve out a bigger target share on one of the most pass-happy offenses in the NFL. That will translate into a massive amount of fantasy points. The Falcons attempted the fifth-most passes (617) last season when Ridley managed a 15.2-percent target share. However, there’s a clear path forward to more targets for the sophomore heir apparent.

Despite his flashes of efficiency, Courtland Sutton struggled with six drops, recorded a -3.5 (No. 54) Production Premium and garnered a 14.9-percent (No. 75) Target Share in his rookie season. His path to more targets is unclear with the return of Emmanuel Sanders and the development of fellow sophomores DaeSean Hamilton and Tim Patrick.

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