As we approach the final stretch of fantasy football drafts before the start of the season, average draft positions (ADPs) are changing on a daily basis. My job is to make sure you are up to date and not reaching on certain players, so I have tracked all of the significant risers and fallers since exactly one week ago. Here is a position-by-position breakdown of the top movers in terms of draft position just before the season begins. All ADP data is taken from Fantasy Football Calculator. [...]

One of the most important decisions fantasy players must make during a draft is when to go after a quarterback. Going after one early usually doesn't make that much sense. There isn't a huge drop off between the top guys like Aaron Rodgers and mid-tier guys listed below, and they come at a much lower cost and with little risk. Inside Injuries predicts the impact of injuries on player performance by using data analytics, medical expertise and statistical modeling. You can read all about them [...]

The tight end position may seem thin this year, but we have five great options to target that are a low injury risk with high upside. Inside Injuries predicts the impact of injuries on player performance by using data analytics, medical expertise and statistical modeling. You can read all about them and the great work they do on Twitter @InsideInjuries. Today's article provides that injury spin and looks at injury histories to help solidify some draft day decisions. Some of these players[...]

Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph has been incredibly quiet all preseason long. He finally caught his first reception from Kirk Cousins during Friday's preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks, but it was only for a paltry three yards. That was his lone target of the game. All reports out of training camp have said that Cousins and Rudolph have had great chemistry together, so it is a bit strange that the duo has been so silent. All signs point to Rudolph having a big season, as Cous[...]

I mean, if you're not putting out absolute fire takes in the preseason, can you REALLY call yourself a fantasy football analyst? Some of Rotoballer's big dogs are bringing you their bold predictions for the 2018 fantasy football season, and we might as well kick it off with the biggest dog in the yard, right? Your friendly neighborhood Roto_Dubs (Bill Dubiel) here, and I'm going to start things off with some of the spiciest, money-in-the-bank predictions that you ever did see. This is just[...]

The rankers here at RotoBaller are committed to providing you with detailed fantasy football rankings for dynasty leagues. Our rankings also include tiers which supply a more detailed breakdown on which players to target for your rosters, along with the performers that you should avoid. These rankings are updated continuously and should be used as a primary source when you enter a dynasty startup draft or to evaluate trade options in-season. Check out current dynasty rankings page here. Th[...]

As the NFL season approaches, and leagues begin to host their fantasy drafts, we have a pretty good idea of where most players will be drafted. While the early rounds are chock full of studs and obvious picks, it's the middle and late rounds that will truly make or break your draft. We already looked at wide receiver value picks, so now it's time to focus on the tight end position. Here are some TEs that are being drafted way too low considering what they are likely to give their fantasy o[...]

The expert rankers at RotoBaller are committed to providing you with the analysis that you need to formulate a plan as you proceed through your drafts - regardless of whether you are participating in Dynasty, Redraft, or Best-Ball leagues. Our rankings also include tiers, in order to supply a more detailed breakdown on which players you should target for your rosters, along with others that you should avoid. [...]

Fantasy football draft season is upon us and RotoBaller is here to help! In this series, two RotoBaller experts will discuss the merits of two players with similar value and average draft position (ADP). Remember that situations will change for all players over the course of the summer and it may impact where they are selected in drafts. This article comes from staff writers Dominick Petrillo (@envisionff) and Bill Dubiel (@Roto_Dubs) who compare running backs that are being taken in the firs[...]

Tight end is always a difficult position to draft. The elite players go early but you have to be willing to sacrifice other positions to lock them down. Beyond the top tier, the position becomes highly inconsistent week-to-week which makes it particularly difficult to draft them. You must balance the upside of pure red zone threats versus tight ends who are more regularly involved in the passing offense but do not get into the end zone much. To help you prepare for your fantasy football draft[...]