Fantasy Football

Joey Slye/Graham Gano (Carolina) Analysis: Slye did really well in the wake of Gano’s injury, but Gano remains on the team, so I list them both. Bridgewater’s signing, D.J. Moore continuing to grow and Robby Anderson coming to town are three reason why we could see

Jared Cook (New Orleans) Analysis: The Saints signed a legit WR2 in Emmanuel Sanders, the player who is most likely to take a statistical hit due to that signing is Cook. Cook is 33 and coming off a quietly solid season, but Sanders is going to see an uptick in

Stefon Diggs (Buffalo) Analysis: As a Vikings fan, I will forever have a soft spot for Diggs. However, I don’t think he’s going to do as well in Buffalo as he’s done in Minnesota. I’m not a fan of Josh Allen and his accuracy/touch, I

Dalvin Cook/Aaron Jones/Kenyan Drake (Minnesota/Green Bay/Arizona) Analysis: This is kind of cheating, but they all make my list for the same reason: fragility. Cook spent the first two years of his career injured and then broke out last year. But the workload he carried last season

Every year I do a proceed with caution article for each Fantasy Football position. It's meant as a warning that directs you to players who have a very high chance of dropping off or being over-drafted in fantasy land. It is not meant as a pure "do

Top: Denver Broncos Analysis: Jurrell Casey gets my vote for the most underrated addition of the offseason. His presence is only going to make things that much easier for Von Miller and Bradley Chubb. Oh, and Chubb will be back on the field this year after missing most of last