Lance Leach

Top: Joey Slye (Carolina) I like the Darnold move by the Panthers, but it’s the Terrace Marshall, Chuba Hubbard and Tommy Tremble rookie additions that I think will help push Carolina’s offense up a level. Last year Slye was just on the outside looking in, this year he

Top: Anthony Firkser (Tennessee) The Titans let Jonnu Smith walk and didn’t address the Tight End position in the draft, which shows the faith they have in Firkser (or they have plans to sign a veteran here soon). Last season Firkser posted 39 receptions for 339 yards and 1

Top: A.J. Green (Arizona) He’s heading into his age 33 season, and coming off a 500 yard, 2 touchdown disappointment after having back to back injury wrecked seasons. For all intents and purposes he should be viewed as old and washed up heading towards the end of his

Top: Phillip Lindsay (Houston) With all the uncertainty surrounding Houston’s QB situation there’s a very good chance they will have to rely heavily on running the ball. They seem to have already expected this since they went out and signed Mark Ingram and Phillip Lindsay, and hung onto

Top: Kirk Cousins (Minnesota) Am I crazy? Probably. Am I insane? Maybe a little. But that shouldn’t stop you from considering Cousins on your draft day. Despite all the negative attention he gets, he usually finishes just on the outskirts of being a QB1 in fantasy land. This year

I’ve had a running fantasy football draft tips article for a few years now that I’ve been pretty apt to stick to because it’s helped me finish top three in numerous leagues over the years. But recently I got curious and started looking at fantasy point totals