Another 2018 Fantasy Football Rankings episode is here! Welcome to the next episode of the RotoRevolution presented by RotoBaller! On today's show we'll be discussing the Top 10 WR's for this years fantasy football season as well as a brief player analysis for each. Be sure to comment below if there any WR's that you feel belong in our Top 10 Rankings! In this show Kyle and Jake go in-depth on the following players: Antonio Brown DeAndre Hopkins Odell Beckham Jr. Julio Jones [...]

Each year, elite wide receivers are some of the mainstays of fantasy football rosters. With high target shares and production values, these consensus top-tier wide receivers are some of the first names off of draft boards and consistently perform well throughout the season. However, there is also a good amount of unpredictability at the position, with breakout players appearing from out of nowhere year-in and year-out. Whether they dominate for stretches over the year or end up as top-level t[...]

All other Premium Tools can be accessed on the premium dashboard. There is one thing to keep in mind when drafting in a best ball league. Regardless of who the player is, never forget to think about the ceiling. The key to victory in best ball leagues is having a team full of players who will be able to provide an excellent ceiling each week. While having a lot of players with boom or bust potential in a head to head league could make for a season of headaches, it could mean a significant vic[...]

BALLER MOVE: Target ~60 CURRENT ADP: ~70 ANALYSIS: Carolina Panthers wide receiver Devin Funchess put together a very solid season last year and finished as the 19th most targeted receiver with 113, in addition to doubling his end zone output from the previous year with eight touchdowns. Funchess has seen no fewer than 13 red zone targets in any of his first three years, which is no small feat on a team with a quarterback that has run for 21 rushing touchdowns in that same span. His 15 re[...]

The New Orleans Saints' No. 1 wide receiver for the upcoming season is, by no surprise, Michael Thomas. Thomas is coming off of an incredible 2017 season, in which he finished 3rd in the NFL with 104 catches and 6th in the NFL in receiving yards with 1,245. He is important to the Saints offense as 70 of his 104 catches lead to first downs, which was the 3rd highest total in the NFL. With Drew Brees ready to rock-and-roll yet again, Thomas makes a great argument to be the 4th wide receiver [...]

BALLER MOVE: Draft in 12+ Team Leagues ANALYSIS: New Orleans Saints wide receiver Cameron Meredith is a sleeper based on what the 2018 Bears would have looked like with him still on the roster. The best version of Meredith, for fantasy purposes, still would have been the 2017 version had he not torn his ACL and MCL. That Meredith was poised to be a target hog in a receiving corps devoid of talent. In 2018, Meredith was, at best, going to be the second option in a Mitch Trubisky offense with a[...]

What's up fantasy Jabronis?  I'm taking a stab at answering the biggest question of all: What is the meaning of life? Is there life on other planets? What does wearing pleated pants in today's age say about you? Nope. You'll have to ask el Camello or Raphstradamus about the pants.  But I am here to help you answer the ultimate question in fantasy, "Will RBs or WRs dominate 2018?" I LOVE Wide Receivers. I have always gone WR heavy early in drafts and was a major proponent of the ZeroRB metho[...]

This article references Michael Thomas and more! New Orleans wide receiver Michael Thomas saw a team high in targets once again, pulling down seven of those 11 looks for 82 yards. Thomas was kept out of the end zone, but he still provided solid value for fantasy owners, especially in any league counting points per reception. Thomas is as safe a WR play as you can get in the Saints' high-volume pass offense.Keep on reading: Michael Thomas Pulls Down Seven Catches for 82 Yards Against Pack

This article references Willie Snead and more! New Orleans Saints wide receiver Willie Snead (hamstring) will not play against Green Bay. Snead has been dealing with the nagging hamstring injury and was limited in practice all week as a result. Though the injury isn't too serious, the team opted to play it safe, hold him out and off of the Lambeau Field grass. Expect wide receivers Michael Thomas, Ted Ginn and running back Alvin Kamara, who acts as a quasi-receiver, to see even more targets from quarterback Drew Brees on Sunday.Keep on reading: Willie Snead Inactive Against Green Bay

This article references CJ Anderson, Drew Brees, Julio Jones, Kareem Hunt, Matt Ryan, Michael Thomas, Ted Ginn, Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill and more! Welcome to Disaster Recovery, where each week I'll examine why your studs played like duds. This isn't a place to find out why you should have benched a player for somebody on your bench. Disaster Recovery is to examine the guys who you didn't think twice about benching, and deciding if you should be panicking at all about their value moving forward. The players covered in this column will usually have to be in the RotoBaller top-10 at their respective positions, but it may vary depending o[...]Keep on reading: Disaster Recovery Week 6 - Studs Turned Duds