Missing out on an entire section of talented players can leave you scrambling to fill the void, so utilizing a tiers system is the most efficient way of drafting. In the first installment of our 2020 fantasy football tier rankings, we’ll take a look at which QBs to target in your upcoming fantasy football drafts. […]

It is one thing to draft the players who explode during the fantasy football season. Managing to avoid potential pitfalls is a different story entirely. We all have our favorite players we look for in every round. However, it is almost just as important knowing who is likely to be a fantasy bust heading into […]

While 1QB leagues are the majority of dynasty startups, the fastest growing trend by far is the Superflex Dynasty League. This simple change creates a drastic shift in how teams are constructed during startup drafts and beyond. In Superflex Dynasty Leagues, no roster spot is more valuable than the quarterback position. Securing two reliable starting […]

Jacksonville Jaguars defensive coordinator Todd Wash pumped the brakes on the team transitioning from a 4-3 defensive scheme to a 3-4 scheme this year. "We're not a true 3-4 or two-gap team," Wash said recently. "That's not how we're built up front or the size of our unit to do that." Versatility from the likes of Josh Allen, Yannick Ngakoue, Cassius Marsh, Aaron Lynch and K'Lavon Chaisson -- those who can play linebacker and defensive end -- will determine the team's scheme more than anything...

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen planned out two separate "camps" for his teammates this offseason during the coronavirus pandemic. The first one was staged in California, with rookie running back Zack Moss and rookie wide receivers Gabriel Davis and Isaiah Hodgins on hand. The second camp was a lot more detailed and took place in Miami. Allen thinks both camps were great for everyone to get to know each other better and build more valuable chemistry. The young signal-caller is working ...

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen does not sound like he is going to change the way he plays football anytime soon. "I'm going to continue to play the game the way I love it," said Allen. He threw for 3,089 passing yards with 20 touchdowns and nine interceptions last season. Allen is known for having a cannon when it comes to arm strength, but he does need to improve his accuracy. It sounds like he plans to continue to air it out next season. Because of his ability to use his legs to rack up ...

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was the only player on NFL.com's Nick Shook's list of top-10 QBs under pressure to have a negative completion percentage above expectation in 2019, but his passer rating under pressure (80) and TD-to-interception ratio of 5:2 land him at No. 9. He took three and a half seconds on average to get rid of the football when under pressure, something he faced 125 times while completing 87 passes. Allen's legs give him considerable fantasy upside at his position, ...

Jacksonville Jaguars edge-rushing linebacker Josh Allen had an incredible rookie season in 2019, being selected to the Pro Bowl with 54 total disruptions and 10.5 sacks. He had a disruption rate of 16.2 percent and a sack rate of 3.1 percent, but how much of his success had to do with fellow pass-rushers Calais Campbell and Yannick Ngakoue? Campbell is now playing in Baltimore after a trade and Ngakoue is disgruntled and wants to be traded. If Ngakoue leaves, too, Allen will have a tougher time ...

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and wide receiver Stefon Diggs have gathered in Florida this week to work out together. Allen and backup Matt Barkley threw to rookies Isaiah Hodgins, Gabriel Davis and Zack Moss in California earlier this month. It's the first time that Allen and Diggs have met since the Bills acquired Diggs from the Vikings in March. Others present in Florida include quarterback Jake Fromm, receivers John Brown, Robert Foster, Cole Beasley, Isaiah McKenzie and ...

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and new wide receiver Stefon Diggs, who was acquired in a mid-March trade from the Vikings, haven't been able to work together on the field due to the coronavirus restrictions. However, general manager Brandon Beane said the two "have been (video) gaming" as a way to get to know each other better. It's not on-field work, but it could lead to trust between the two that can translate to the football field later this year. The Bills aren't the only team ...