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Tight ends missed more games due to injury than any other position over the past two seasons.

The tight end position has low upside and high downside, which incentives a late-round tight end fantasy draft tactic targeting the following TEs…

The best value tight ends in fantasy football are generally going to be the 6-5, 250-plus pounders that are going to play on every down or close to it.

The tight end is a fragile position, which is one of the primary reasons not to spend early draft capital chasing one. Instead, save your picks until the later rounds and target one of the following big-bodied, athletic, pass-catching tight ends…

A funny thing happened to Zero RB during its meteoric rise as a approach to winning fantasy football drafts… it has become incredibly difficult to execute.

While Zero RB is ineffective in draftmaster formats, in traditional league formats, Zero RB remains on the table

Just because Jeremy Hill had an incredible rookie year, does not mean he’s better than Giovani Bernard.

Giovani Bernard’s prospect and professional profiles are superior to Jeremy Hill across the board. For this reason, Jeremy Hill’s second round ADP is too expensive. Most fantasy gamers would be better off selecting a stud WR in that slot.

In 2014 Russell Wilson threw the ball 452 times, 45 more attempts than the previous season. If Wilson continues along this trajectory, 500 passing attempts are within the range of possible outcomes in 2015.

Chris Matthews’ Super Bowl performance suggests that he would be more productive than Jermaine Kearse this season. When Matthews finds his way into the starting lineup, there will be enough targets available to make Chris Matthews an upside flex play on a weekly basis, even in an offense that is known for running-first.

Dan Herron has the distinction of being the best receiving back on the league’s highest volume pass offense.

Whether searching for Zero RB candidates or adding a late round flier to round out a roster, Dan “Boom” Herron is the best-value RB in fantasy football.

The the offseason acquisition of Devin Funchess and Cam Newton and Jonathan Stewart finally enjoying healthy training camps, the Carolina Panthers as a whole are fantasy football’s single best team-centric value proposition.

The time is now to buy Cam Newton, Devin Funchess, Kelvin Benjamin, and Jonathan Stewart in both redraft and dynasty league formats.

If you’re like most fantasy football managers, Atlanta Falcons Wide Receiver Leonard Hankerson is barely a blip on your radar. Hankerson has been labeled a college has-been and an NFL never-was. However, in 2015, the stars may be aligning for him as he has a real opportunity to be the Falcons’ WR3.

If Hankerson can win this job and stay healthy, by this time next year we’ll all be setting our watches to HankTime.

As fantasy gamers gravitate toward draftmaster formats that disallow in-season moves, handcuffing studs has come back en vogue.

We review five true sleeper handcuffs available at the end of fantasy drafts who are in-line to ascend, and yet most fantasy gamers don’t know their names.

LeGarrette Blount has demonstrated how effective a two-down pounder can be. After most of the fantasy community had written him off, Blount delivered multiple strong late-season performances against playoff-quality competition.

Whether you are experimenting with Zero RB, or have simply found yourself needing RB help later in your draft, you would be wise to target some productive two-down RBs. They may not have the sex appeal of an every-downer, but these backs could help you win your league.