FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast

Don't wait until everyone else notices these fantasy football sleepers! Lucas Wencl highlights five waiver wire stashes who could be one big performance away from becoming priority pickups. Trey Harris is making a serious push for more opportunities with the Chargers, while Chris Bell could be on the verge of a breakout in Miami. The changing roles in both offenses make these two especially interesting ahead of Week 6. We also uncover overlooked opportunities in Washington and Indianapolis, plus a potential sleeper in the Chargers' backfield. Get ahead of your league before these players hit everyone's radar.

Scott Bogman and Jo Madden have 10 NFL Week 5 player props to attack, starting with a run of quarterback unders before turning to some of the weekend’s most intriguing receiving and rushing markets. Can JSN torch San Francisco? Is Nico Collins headed for another big game? And is Michael Wilson’s reception line still too low against Detroit? Bogs and Jo make their cases and identify where the numbers offer value. Stick around for anytime touchdown picks, first-TD longshots and a bonus look at Denver’s defense against the Chargers.

Scott Bogman and Tera Roberts are answering your fantasy football questions with Week 6 lineup decisions looming. Should Jacoby Brissett start over Jalen Hurts? Can you trust Emmanuel Wilson, and how much would a Rhamondre Stevenson absence change TreVeyon Henderson's outlook? They also tackle trade strategy for contenders and struggling teams, Michael Mayer's sleeper appeal and a massive dynasty offer involving CeeDee Lamb. It's a full slate of start/sit, trade and roster questions pulled directly from the FantasyPros Discord.

Can you trust Drake Maye in Week 5? Is Marvin Harrison Jr. worth starting against Detroit? Ryan Wormeli, Derek Brown, and Pat Fitzmaurice answer these questions and more as they preview the biggest fantasy football matchups of the weekend. With injuries reshaping several NFL offenses, the guys weigh Will Shipley's upside, Chris Olave's difficult matchup with Minnesota, and Zay Flowers' fantasy outlook with Tyler Huntley potentially under center. They also highlight overlooked starters, debate the week's toughest rankings, and make their predictions for Josh Allen and the Bills against the Rams.

Alfredo Brown and Pat Fitzmaurice preview NFL Week 5 with predictions for the biggest games on the schedule, including Bills-Rams, 49ers-Seahawks, Bears-Packers and Raiders-Patriots. They also dig into Lamar Jackson’s surprising injury outlook, Jayden Daniels’ return and an Eagles team suddenly facing major questions after Lane Johnson’s retirement and the Cam Jurgens trade. Plus, Alfredo and Pat make their bold Week 5 calls, debate which undefeated teams are about to fall and explain why the Chargers could be approaching a major turning point.

Seth Woolcock and Derek Brown reveal their favorite must-start players for Week 5, beginning with C.J. Stroud and a Texans matchup that could put him right back in the QB1 conversation. The guys also dig into Denzel Boston’s breakout, Dontayvion Wicks’ London matchup and Roman Wilson’s growing role in Pittsburgh. For managers dealing with injuries, Jaylin Noel offers an intriguing deeper option off the waiver wire. Plus, can Mark Andrews deliver another TE1 performance? Get the lineup calls, matchup data and deeper starts you need before locking in your Week 5 roster

Ryan Wormeli, Pat Fitzmaurice and Jake Ciely take on the Week 5 lineup calls fantasy managers are sweating most, starting with Will Shipley's sudden opportunity in Philadelphia and the uncertainty surrounding Zay Flowers without Lamar Jackson. CJ Stroud and TreVeyon Henderson headline this week's Plant Your Flag picks before the guys debate Aaron Jones vs. Quinshon Judkins, Josh Downs vs. Carnell Tate and a long list of close flex decisions. Stick around for the final lineup calls and Week 5 touchdown predictions as you get your roster ready for kickoff.

Are the Raiders actually for real? Andrew Erickson and Alfredo Brown tackle that question along with the biggest injury news and fantasy football implications heading into NFL Week 5. The conversation covers TreVeyon Henderson’s potential workload, Lamar Jackson’s absence and a fascinating Ravens-Falcons matchup, plus the mounting problems facing the Chargers, Broncos and Eagles. Later, Andrew and Alfredo dive into NFL trade possibilities involving Marvin Harrison Jr. and Tony Pollard before closing with fantasy trade advice, Week 5 lineup decisions and questions from the live audience.

Tera Roberts joins Pat Fitzmaurice and Andrew Erickson to tackle a tricky Week 6 slate for wide receivers and tight ends. Michael Wilson’s massive workload meets a vulnerable Lions defense, Zay Flowers faces uncertainty at quarterback, and DK Metcalf looks to build on his 115-yard performance. The crew also weighs whether this is the week to trust emerging options like Denzel Boston. Plus, which tight ends belong in your lineup? Isaiah Likely and Harold Fannin Jr. stand out as strong Week 6 options while several familiar names carry more risk than usual.

Tera Roberts, Pat Fitzmaurice and Andrew Erickson break down the Week 5 fantasy football running back and quarterback rankings! Can Chase Brown deliver an RB1 performance? Is Kyle Monangai ready for a larger role? And which deeper running backs can fantasy managers actually trust? Plus, Jacoby Brissett leads the Week 5 quarterback streaming conversation as Jayden Daniels returns and C.J. Stroud looks to build on his best performance of the season.

The fantasy football trade market can change quickly, and Ryan Wormeli and Andrew Erickson are looking for the spots where recent results may be creating an opportunity. They explain why Parker Washington remains a strong target despite a quiet stretch, why Matthew Golden could still be undervalued in Green Bay, and why DK Metcalf’s recent surge may be worth cashing in on. The conversation also turns to Dalton Kincaid and a round of Buy, Sell or Hold as fantasy managers weigh their next moves before Week 5.

Catch up on everything you may have missed from around the league by joining Ryan Wormeli, Andrew Erickson, and Derek Brown for their NFL Week 4 reactions! Are the Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Texans both in trouble? Are the San Francisco 49ers the best team in the league? Plus, what will it take to turn around the Denver Broncos' season? "The Tailgate" goes over the speed limit when laying out their post-game thoughts!

Ryan Wormeli and Andrew Erickson break down the fantasy football trade market at running back and quarterback, starting with the biggest buy-low opportunities heading into Week 5. Ashton Jeanty and DeAndre Swift headline the RBs worth targeting, while J.K. Dobbins and Bucky Irving come with enough concerns to consider selling before their value drops further. The guys also make the case for buying Jordan Love and finish with Buy/Sell/Hold debates on TreVeyon Henderson, Aaron Jones, Blake Corum and several other intriguing backfield situations.

Which fantasy football players should you target before Week 5? Ryan Wormeli and Tera Roberts highlight the best opportunities in the trade and waiver markets. Matthew Golden’s growing role in Green Bay leads the buy-low discussion, while Parker Washington and Omarion Hampton remain intriguing despite recent concerns. They also assess Bucky Irving’s trade value and whether Tyreek Hill or Jordan Tyson is the better stash

Alfredo Brown, Jake Ciely and Pat Fitzmaurice break down the Week 5 fantasy football waiver wire, led by Will Shipley and the injury uncertainty surrounding the Eagles backfield. They also weigh the upside of Keon Coleman, Trey Harris and other priority pickups while discussing how much FAAB you should be willing to drop Plus, get key keep-or-cut calls, Week 5 streamers and the guys’ final rankings of the best waiver wire targets.

Catch up on all of the Week 4 fantasy football action!  Matt Modi, Tera Roberts, and Deepak Chona break down key injuries, top storylines, go through the panic meter, and answer your fantasy football questions to recap a hectic Week 4 and get you all set for Week 5!

The best waiver wire move is often the one you make a week early. Lucas Wencl highlights five fantasy football stashes rostered in fewer than 30% of leagues who could see their value climb as the season develops. Miami is especially interesting with Jalen Wright working his way back and Chris Bell earning a larger role, while Trey Harris is beginning to make some noise for the Chargers. There are also developing situations with the Buccaneers and Jets that could make Ted Hurst and Isaiah Davis worth holding now. If you've got an open bench spot, these are the types of speculative adds that can save you from fighting the rest of your league on waivers later.

Which NFL Week 4 player props offer the best betting value? Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson each bring five picks to the table, with overs, unders and matchup-driven plays across Sunday’s slate. Josh Downs gets an early spotlight in London, while Jaguars-Bengals supplies several of the show’s favorite angles. Malik Willis, Mack Hollins and Jordan Love also enter the card as the guys work through their best bets. Stick around for the touchdown board, including the continuing Jahmyr Gibbs rollover, anytime touchdown picks and two huge first-TD long shots at 65/1.

Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson take your Week 4 fantasy football questions live on The Extra Point, tackling the lineup calls, trades and roster decisions that can swing your week. The guys debate Bhayshul Tuten versus Omarion Hampton, Jaylen Waddle’s outlook, Tucker Kraft’s slow start and whether managers should consider moving Puka Nacua for help at tight end. Plus, what should an 0-3 fantasy manager actually do? Welsh and Erickson sort through panic moves, buy-low opportunities and the players worth trusting before setting your Week 4 lineup.

Ryan Wormeli is joined by Pat Fitzmaurice and Derek Brown to tackle the biggest fantasy football questions heading into Week 4, starting with the surprising Cleveland Browns before working through every major matchup on the slate. Can Derrick Henry deliver against his former team? Is Drake Maye ready to rebound against Buffalo? The guys also dig into George Pickens’ potential breakout spot, the Eagles’ early struggles and several backfields that could make or break fantasy lineups. They finish with Jalen Waddle’s outlook in Denver, a potential bounce-back game for Jameson Williams and the Chris Olave vs. Drake London debate on Monday night. Get the latest rankings, matchup analysis and lineup advice before setting your Week 4 starters!

Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice and Andrew Erickson tackle a loaded NFL Week 4, from the Cowboys landing Joey Porter Jr. to the questions surrounding Drake Maye, the Bears’ quarterback situation and Brock Purdy’s hot start. The spotlight then shifts to Patriots-Bills, Rams-Eagles, Chiefs-Raiders and Broncos-49ers as the crew breaks down what could decide four of the weekend’s most interesting games. Plus, the guys make their bold Week 4 predictions and reveal the games and players they’ll be watching most closely when Sunday kicks off.

Seth Woolcock and Derek Brown are back with their top fantasy football Week 4 starts, highlighting players who could outperform consensus rankings and give lineups a needed boost. Marcus Mariota leads the quarterback conversation before the guys tackle several wide receiver situations, including why Emeka Egbuka’s early production may not tell the full story. Then it’s on to tight end, where Kenyon Sadiq is quickly becoming difficult to bench and Mark Andrews has the underlying usage of a player due for a much bigger fantasy day.

Andrew Erickson goes solo on The Tailgate to tackle the biggest fantasy football storylines heading into NFL Week 4, starting with Puka Nacua’s expected return to the Rams lineup and the latest concern surrounding Drake Maye’s shoulder. The injuries at running back have created new opportunities for Ollie Gordon II in Miami and Braelon Allen with the Jets, while Jameson Williams suddenly has an intriguing matchup against a depleted Panthers secondary. Erickson also answers live start/sit and trade questions before looking at the Bears’ quarterback situation and what J.J. McCarthy’s move to the Giants could mean for Malik Nabers and the New York offense.

Ryan Wormeli is joined by Jake Ciely and Pat Fitzmaurice to sort through the toughest fantasy football Week 4 start/sit calls, beginning with the week’s biggest waiver additions. Braelon Allen gets a much friendlier outlook than Ollie Gordon II, while Kenyon Sadiq lands right on the TE1 fringe. The crew plants its flags on Michael Wilson and Terry McLaurin before working through close lineup decisions at running back, wide receiver and flex, including Tee Higgins vs. Matthew Golden and DJ Moore vs. Jaylen Waddle. They finish with quarterback and tight end decisions, deeper-league plays and their Week 4 touchdown calls, giving you some much-needed tiebreakers before setting your lineup.

Week 4 has created plenty of uncomfortable fantasy football lineup decisions, and Tera Roberts, Pat Fitzmaurice and Andrew Erickson are working through the biggest ones at wide receiver, quarterback and tight end. Can Malik Nabers rebound with Jameis Winston? Is Brock Purdy still worth trusting in a tougher matchup? Plus, find out which deeper wide receivers are gaining value and which tight ends can help if you need a streamer. It’s a full Week 4 rankings check before lineups lock!

Tera Roberts, Pat Fitzmaurice and Andrew Erickson tackle the Week 4 fantasy football running back rankings after injuries and changing workloads reshaped the position almost overnight. They debate Jeremiah Love’s move toward RB1 territory, how aggressively to trust Braylon Allen and Aaron Jones, and whether disappointing starts from players like Saquon Barkley and Omarion Hampton should change expectations. From reliable volume plays to risky committees and deeper flex options, the crew sorts through a position that has become much harder to navigate heading into Week 4.

If your fantasy team is already sitting at 0-3, waiting around isn't much of a strategy. Ryan Wormeli and Andrew Erickson look at the moves that could help turn an early-season hole around. They dig into the trade markets for Tetairoa McMillan, Parker Washington and Emeka Egbuka, including which situations could create a buying window and which players may still carry more value than their production suggests. Plus, Travis Kelce and Kyle Pitts take center stage at tight end before a rapid-fire Buy, Sell or Hold segment closes out the show.

Make sense of the latest games and shakeups from around the league by joining Ryan Wormeli, Andrew Erickson, and Derek Brown for their NFL Week 3 reactions! Can the New York Giants develop QB J.J. McCarthy after trading a fifth-round pick to the Minnesota Vikings for him? Can Detroit Lions RB Jahmyr Gibbs lead the Detroit Lions to a division title? Plus, why is San Francisco 49ers QB Brock Purdy now a frontrunner to win NFL MVP? "The Tailgate" shares their post-game thoughts before pulling out!

Ryan Wormeli and Andrew Erickson break down their favorite fantasy football players to buy and sell heading into Week 4, starting with the changing market for running backs like Bhayshul Tuten and Chase Brown. They also explain why David Montgomery and Jadarian Price are worth shopping, plus why Kyler Murray is moving up while patience is running thin with Justin Herbert. The show finishes with two quick Buy, Sell or Hold rounds to sort through some of the trickiest backfields and trade values heading into Week 4.

Ryan Wormeli and Tera Roberts are back with five fantasy football moves to consider before Week 4. They explain why Parker Washington could become more expensive soon and where the buying windows remain open for Malik Nabers and Josh Downs. The episode closes with Aaron Jones and Jalen Warren, two running backs whose current value may make now the right time to sell.

Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice and Jake Ciely break down the Week 4 fantasy football waiver wire, starting with Braelon Allen and Ollie Gordon after major injuries opened opportunities in the Jets and Dolphins backfields. They weigh Chris Bell against Keenan Allen at wide receiver, dig into Kenyon Sadiq’s breakout potential, and work through deeper stashes, keep-or-cut decisions and the week’s best streaming options. The episode wraps with their top five waiver pickups and recommended FAAB ranges, giving fantasy managers a clear plan before claims process this week.

Catch up on all of the Week 3 fantasy football action!  Scott Bogman, Tera Roberts, and Deepak Chona break down key injuries, top storylines, go through the panic meter, and answer your fantasy football questions to recap a hectic Week 3 and get you all set for Week 4!

Which fantasy football players should you stash before Week 3? Lucas Wencl breaks down five high-upside waiver wire stashes who are still available in the majority of fantasy football leagues—and could become much more expensive once their opportunities grow. Malachi Fields could see an expanded role if Malik Nabers’ shoulder injury continues to limit him. Darren Waller is already emerging as a red-zone weapon in Carolina. Also, find out why Buccaneers rookie Ted Hurst may be the stash to make before his first breakout performance sends fantasy managers rushing to the waiver wire.

Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson share their 10 favorite NFL Week 3 player props, including a strong rushing spot for Quinshon Judkins and several reception bets built around matchup and game script. After the main card, they move into anytime and first-touchdown picks while keeping the Jahmyr Gibbs touchdown rollover alive for another week!

Ryan Wormeli, Pat Fitzmaurice and Derek Brown tackle the biggest fantasy football questions for Week 3, starting with the Chargers' struggling offense, Bryce Young's hot start and a favorable spot for Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson. The guys also revisit Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, break down Bucky Irving's matchup with Minnesota and sort through several injury-driven lineup decisions across the Sunday slate. With two weeks of data to work with, Wormeli, Fitz and D-Bro separate meaningful trends from early-season noise before lineups lock.

Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson open up the FantasyPros Discord and take Week 3 fantasy football questions straight from listeners, tackling the lineup calls and roster decisions that get much tougher once injuries start piling up. The conversation hits everything from Jalen Coker’s rising value and Parker Washington’s difficult matchup to what fantasy managers should do with Quentin Johnston, Justin Herbert and David Montgomery. Welsh and Erickson also work through several trades in real time rather than treating every decision like it has an obvious answer. It’s nearly an hour of actual roster problems from fantasy managers trying to survive Week 3, with start/sit debates, waiver moves, trade negotiations and dynasty questions all on the table.

Chris Welsh, Andrew Erickson and Pat Fitzmaurice are back on the Tailgate to sort through a chaotic start to NFL Week 3, from quarterback questions in New York to major injuries affecting the Broncos, Rams and Vikings. Then it’s on to the games that matter, including Bengals-Steelers, Patriots-Jaguars, Ravens-Cowboys in Rio, Rams-Broncos and the Monday night matchup between the Eagles and Bears. The crew finishes with their biggest Week 3 calls, including a monster Patrick Mahomes prediction, a potential Drake Maye bounce-back and the teams that simply cannot afford to fall to 0-3.

Seth Woolcock and Derek Brown are back with their top fantasy football must-starts for Week 3, beginning with why Bryce Young deserves more respect in the rankings against Cleveland. From there, they look for value deeper in fantasy lineups, focusing on emerging players whose volume, matchups and opportunities make them strong flex considerations. The show wraps with Pat Freiermuth as a potential tight end answer against the Bengals and a final push to get your Week 3 lineup set.

Ryan Wormeli, Pat Fitzmaurice and Jake Ciely tackle the toughest fantasy football start/sit decisions for Week 3, including which waiver-wire pickups are ready to make an immediate impact. The crew debates Chuba Hubbard vs. Cam Skattebo, TreVeyon Henderson vs. Quinshon Judkins, Jalen Coker vs. Jameson Williams and several other close lineup calls. They finish with rapid-fire start/sit questions, Week 3 flag plants and touchdown picks to help you lock in your lineup before Sunday.

Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson sort through an ugly wave of NFL injuries heading into Week 3, beginning with Aaron Jones’ knee issue and what Minnesota’s backfield could look like if he can’t go. The Giants are dealing with an even bigger blow after Jackson Dart’s season-ending injury, leaving Jameis Winston in charge of an offense that suddenly has a lot more uncertainty. Welsh and Erickson also tackle Jonathan Brooks heading back to IR and what that means for Carolina’s backfield.   The show wraps with more injury fallout around Alec Pierce and the Colts, Chicago’s unsettled quarterback situation against Philadelphia, and live fantasy questions covering Week 3 starts, stashes, trades and Quinshon Judkins’ breakout opportunity.

Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson answer fantasy football trade questions heading into Week 3, with running back depth creating some of the toughest decisions. Omarion Hampton becomes a recurring topic as they weigh what he can return in a deal and when moving him actually makes a roster better. There are also some intriguing buy-low opportunities on the board. Colston Loveland remains a target despite the slow start, while Chase Brown keeps coming up as a running back worth pursuing before his schedule opens up. Welsh and Erickson work through the kinds of trades fantasy managers are actually seeing right now. If your roster already needs some work, this is a good place to figure out which move is worth making, and which one you’re better off leaving alone.

Chris Welsh, Andrew Erickson, and Pat Fitzmaurice sort through the quarterback and tight end rankings after another major injury changes the landscape. There’s real debate over Joe Burrow and Drake Maye, while Tyler Shough is quickly making the case that his early production deserves more respect. The crew also looks at Malik Willis, Kyler Murray, and some of the better fallback options if your QB situation has suddenly become a problem. The tight end conversation brings a different set of questions: Brock Bowers appears ready to roll, Travis Kelce gets a matchup worth attacking, and Colston Loveland managers have to decide how much patience they still have left.

Chris Welsh, Andrew Erickson, and Pat Fitzmaurice break down the Week 3 wide receiver rankings and the biggest decisions fantasy managers are facing at the position. Parker Washington’s breakout has pushed him into WR1 territory, while Drake London gets a major boost with Michael Penix Jr. back under center. The guys also sort through the uncertainty surrounding Malik Nabers, the Panthers’ emerging receiving duo, and several players whose early-season usage is beginning to demand attention. They finish by digging deeper into the rankings, including Josh Downs, Adonai Mitchell, Dontayvion Wicks and a pair of under-the-radar receivers who could become useful Week 3 lineup options.

Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Andrew Erickson break down the Week 3 running back rankings, starting with the latest injury news and how it could reshape a few fantasy backfields. The guys dig into where matchup, workload, and game script could create trouble for some highly ranked backs, including the uncertainty surrounding Saquon Barkley. The biggest disagreement comes in Cleveland, where Andrew makes the case for Quinshon Judkins as one of his favorite bounce-back plays of the week. They finish with several deeper RB and flex options for managers trying to squeeze more upside out of their Week 3 lineups.

Ryan Wormeli and Andrew Erickson break down the wide receivers and tight ends worth targeting on the trade market before Week 3. They make the case for buying Josh Downs as his role grows in Indianapolis, explain why Garrett Wilson could have much more upside ahead, and look at whether now is the time to buy low on Chicago’s struggling pass catchers. On the other side, Wormeli questions whether George Pickens can return his current market value alongside CeeDee Lamb, while Erickson makes the case for selling Jake Ferguson after his touchdown-fueled start.

Wrap up a low-scoring and injury-filled slate by joining Ryan Wormeli, Andrew Erickson and Derek Brown for their NFL Week 2 reactions! Are the Chicago Bears burnt without QB Caleb Williams? Should the New Orleans Saints be the NFC South favorites? Plus, has Carolina Panthers QB Bryce Young proved to be a franchise signal-caller? "The Tailgate" is the last one out of the lot!

It’s only Week 3, but the trade market is already starting to move. Ryan Wormeli and Andrew Erickson look at a handful of players whose value could look very different a few weeks from now and talk through which ones they’d be trying to acquire right now. The conversation starts at running back, where Breece Hall stands out as a player they’re willing to bet on going forward. They also get into some tougher calls, including what to do with Omarion Hampton after a productive week that still left plenty of concerns. From there, they move to quarterback and finish with a round of buy, sell or hold as they try to separate the early-season noise from the situations that actually matter.

Ryan Wormeli and Tera Roberts break down five fantasy football moves to make before Week 3, including why Colston Loveland remains a buy despite a quiet start and why Garrett Wilson could deliver WR1 production at a much more affordable price. They also explain why Jaylen Waddle is a potential sell-high candidate and debate whether fantasy managers should finally move on from Marvin Harrison Jr. after another frustrating start in Arizona. Plus, should you capitalize on Chuba Hubbard's rising value? Get the buys, sells, drops, and trade strategies you need to strengthen your fantasy football roster heading into Week 3.

Jonah Coleman headlines the Week 3 fantasy football waiver wire, but how aggressive should you be if Denzel Boston is also available? Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Jake Ciely break down the top two targets, recommended FAAB ranges and the situations that could dramatically change their rest-of-season value. The crew also weighs the upside of Adonai Mitchell and Rashod Bateman, explores the uncertain backfields surrounding Tank Bigsby, Emmanuel Wilson and Caleb Johnson, and tackles some difficult keep-or-cut decisions for underperforming players. Then it’s time to build out the rest of your roster with Week 3 streamers, final waiver rankings and Superflex quarterback strategy so you’re ready before claims process.

Catch up on all of the Week 2 fantasy football action!  Matt Modi, Scott Bogman, and Deepak Chona break down key injuries, top storylines, go through the panic meter, and answer your fantasy football questions to recap a hectic Week 2 and get you all set for Week 3!

Get ahead of the Week 2 waiver wire with five fantasy football stashes who could gain value quickly. Lucas Wencl breaks down Antonio Williams, Mack Hollins, Demarcus Robinson, Demond Claiborne and Terrance Ferguson and the opportunities that could push each player into a bigger role. From Williams’ promising early usage with the Washington Commanders to Robinson’s increased opportunity in San Francisco and Claiborne’s upside in a thinning Minnesota Vikings backfield, these are the players worth adding before your league mates catch on. Plus, find out why Hollins could benefit from additional work in New England and why patience could still pay off with Ferguson in the Los Angeles Rams offense. Make the move now instead of fighting for them on next week’s waiver wire.

Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson answer your biggest Week 2 fantasy football questions, breaking down lineup decisions, injury replacements, waiver options and trades before Sunday. With Nico Collins and Ladd McConkey dealing with injuries, the guys examine the opportunities for Dalton Schultz, Tre Harris and Quentin Johnston while tackling several difficult start/sit calls. Plus, they discuss buying, selling and holding players such as A.J. Brown, Terry McLaurin, Emeka Egbuka and other early-season movers as fantasy managers adjust after Week 1.

Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson break down their 10 favorite NFL Week 2 player prop bets, including plays on Justin Jefferson, Bijan Robinson, Brock Purdy, Parker Washington, Quinshon Judkins and more. The guys dig into reception, rushing, receiving and passing props before moving to their favorite anytime touchdown bets, including Terry McLaurin, Colston Loveland, Mike Evans and Matthew Golden. Plus, the Jameer Gibbs touchdown rollover keeps rolling, while Welsh and Erickson take some big swings on first-touchdown long shots to close out the Week 2 betting card

Ryan Wormeli is joined by Derek Brown and Pat Fitzmaurice to answer the biggest fantasy football questions across the NFL Week 2 slate. The crew opens with the Bills-Lions shootout and what Josh Allen, Dalton Kincaid, Amon-Ra St. Brown and James Cook showed before going matchup by matchup through the weekend. They break down Lamar Jackson’s outlook with Baltimore’s receiver injuries, which Bears pass catcher could break out, how high Aaron Jones should climb, and what to expect from Christian Watson, Baker Mayfield, Dallas Goedert, Parker Washington, Justin Herbert and other pivotal Week 2 options. Plus, how should fantasy managers approach Christian McCaffrey and the 49ers after their Australia trip? Kenneth Walker III or Jonathan Taylor on Sunday night? And can Matthew Stafford and the Rams bounce back? Get the key rankings, matchup analysis and lineup considerations you need for Week 2.

Seth Woolcock and Derek Brown reveal their must-start fantasy football players for Week 2, beginning with Baker Mayfield in a revenge matchup against Cleveland and a pair of intriguing running backs with favorable opportunities. They also break down why Stefon Diggs and Matthew Golden could deliver big receiving performances, with usage, coverage tendencies and matchup data pointing toward productive Week 2 outings. Plus, Brenton Strange emerges as a potential tight end solution for fantasy managers dealing with injuries or disappointing Week 1 performances. Get the lineup calls, matchup analysis and deeper metrics you need before locking in your Week 2 roster.

Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Andrew Erickson break down the biggest NFL Week 2 storylines, starting with Nico Collins’ hamstring injury, Jordan Mason landing on IR, Aaron Jones’ expanded opportunity, and the latest on Ladd McConkey and Zay Flowers. Then it’s on to the week’s biggest games: Vikings-Bears, Jaguars-Broncos, Seahawks-Cardinals, Colts-Chiefs, and Rams-Giants. The guys dig into Caleb Williams vs. Brian Flores, Trevor Lawrence and Bo Nix, Kenneth Walker, Jonathan Taylor, Matthew Stafford, Jackson Dart, Justin Jefferson, and more. Finally, the crew makes its bold Week 2 calls, including a potential Shedeur Sanders takeover in Cleveland, Bengals-Texans, and a Vikings upset pick before revealing the teams and players they’ll be watching most closely this weekend.

Week 2 lineup decisions are already getting uncomfortable. Ryan Wormeli, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Jake Ciely break down which waiver-wire pickups can go straight into your starting lineup and identify the players they’re willing to bet on despite consensus. The crew tackles some of the week’s toughest calls, including Aaron Jones vs. Chuba Hubbard, Drake London’s shaky quarterback situation, and whether Jalen Coker, Parker Washington, and Quentin Johnston belong in lineups. They also sort through borderline RB, WR, FLEX, QB, and TE decisions using matchup, role, and ECR. Plus, get their Week 2 touchdown calls and final lineup advice before your lineups lock.

Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson answer your biggest Week 2 fantasy football trade questions, starting with the latest injury news before breaking down buy-low opportunities like Colston Loveland, Garrett Wilson and Terry McLaurin. The guys tackle blockbuster deals involving Christian McCaffrey, Chase Brown, Jameer Gibbs, Kenneth Walker III, Nico Collins, Brock Bowers, Malik Nabers and Puka Nacua while explaining when roster construction should outweigh pure player value. Plus, get panic checks on Jaylen Waddle and A.J. Brown, rapid-fire trade verdicts, late injury fallout and advice on De'Von Achane, James Cook, Justin Jefferson, Ja'Marr Chase and more before setting your Week 2 lineup

Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson break down the biggest NFL Week 2 storylines and what they mean for fantasy football managers, starting with the latest on Ladd McConkey and Zay Flowers. Jordan Mason’s injury puts Aaron Jones back in the spotlight, while R.J. Harvey’s hamstring issue could shake up the Broncos backfield. The guys also discuss Jacory Croskey-Merritt’s workload after his Week 1 fumble and answer fantasy questions from the live audience. Plus, they hit the latest 49ers injuries, the Josh Jacobs situation, Omarion Hampton, Ashton Jeanty, Jonah Coleman and more news fantasy managers need to monitor before Week 2.

Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Andrew Erickson break down the Week 2 fantasy football quarterback and tight end rankings, including some major disagreements near the top of the board. Should fantasy managers trust Joe Burrow in a difficult matchup, or start Jaxson Dart, Baker Mayfield, or another upside option instead? The crew also digs into Geno Smith and Carson Wentz as deeper streaming plays. At tight end, they debate Dallas Goedert, George Kittle, Mark Andrews, Kyle Pitts, Harold Fannin Jr. and more while sorting through fantasy football’s most unpredictable position.

Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Andrew Erickson break down the Week 2 fantasy football wide receiver rankings, examining the toughest lineup decisions across the top 36 WRs. How high should Christian Watson climb after his huge opener? Can fantasy managers trust Drake London and Jaylen Waddle after disappointing Week 1 performances? The guys dig into the biggest ranking disagreements, matchup swings, and potential bounce-back spots. Plus, find out which WR3s deserve a start, which popular options could disappoint, and which deep sleepers could outperform consensus rankings in Week 2.

Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Andrew Erickson break down the biggest Week 2 running back ranking decisions, including which early-season workloads you can trust and where matchup concerns should change your expectations. Kenneth Walker’s expanded role takes center stage, while the guys also debate how much confidence to have in De’Von Achane, Bucky Irving, and several volatile RB2 and flex options. Plus, they identify a few deeper running backs who could outperform consensus and help fantasy managers navigate difficult Week 2 lineup calls.

Fantasy football trades can swing your season, and Week 2 is the first major opportunity to take advantage of overreactions. Ryan Wormeli and Andrew Erickson break down the best players to buy, sell and hold, including Drake London, Omarion Hampton, Bhayshul Tuten, Chuba Hubbard, Colston Loveland and Kyle Pitts. Plus, they debate Christian Watson, Garrett Wilson, Tetairoa McMillan, Travis Etienne, Jeremiah Love, Jameson Williams and more before answering your biggest Week 2 fantasy football trade and lineup questions.

Put a pin in the opening weekend of professional football by joining Ryan Wormeli, Andrew Erickson and Derek Brown for their NFL Week 1 reactions! Is Jacksonville Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence now in NFL MVP consideration? Will the Chicago Bears set offensive records after scoring 59 points on the Carolina Panthers? Plus, could Tennesee Titans QB Cam Ward turn out to be a bust? "The Tailgate" peels out of the parking lot before traffic hits!

Week 1 is in the books, and it’s time to attack the fantasy football trade market. Ryan Wormeli and Tera Roberts break down five moves to make before Week 2, including buy-low opportunities, sell-high candidates, and players worth shopping around your league. Should you buy Drake London before Michael Penix Jr. returns? Is now the time to cash in on Dalton Kincaid or Mike Evans? Plus, the crew discusses what to do with A.J. Brown and which Bears pass catchers could be undervalued after Week 1. Get ahead of your league with FantasyPros’ top fantasy football trade targets, buy lows, sell highs, and Week 2 roster moves.

Week 2 waivers are here! Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Jake Ciely break down the best fantasy football waiver wire pickups following Week 1, led by Kaelon Black, Devaughn Vele, Caleb Douglas, Dontayvion Wicks, and more. Which players are worth your FAAB? The crew ranks the top running back and wide receiver adds, debates players to keep or cut — including Marvin Harrison Jr., Jayden Reed, and Josh Downs — and identifies potential breakout stashes before their value rises. Plus, get the best Week 2 QB, TE, D/ST, and kicker streamers, along with Pat and Jake's top five overall waiver wire priorities to help you attack the wire and improve your fantasy football roster.

Catch up on all of the Week 1 fantasy football action!  Scott Bogman, Tera Roberts, and Deepak Chona break down key injuries, top storylines, go through the panic meter, and answer your fantasy football questions to recap a hectic Week 1 and get you all set for Week 2!

Get ahead of your league with five fantasy football waiver wire stashes worth adding before their roles, and roster percentages, potentially take off. These are players you can grab now instead of fighting for them after a breakout performance. Lucas Wencl breaks down Caleb Douglas of the Miami Dolphins, Malachi Fields of the New York Giants, Devaughn Vele of the New Orleans Saints, Chris Brooks of the Green Bay Packers, and Ted Hurst III of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. From rookie wide receivers with immediate opportunities to a deep running back stash who could earn meaningful snaps, these are five names to know heading into Week 1. The best waiver wire moves often happen a week early. Find out which under-the-radar players offer immediate fantasy football upside, which are longer-term bench stashes, and who could become one of next week’s most popular waiver wire pickups.

What are the biggest fantasy football questions heading into Week 1? Ryan Wormeli, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Derek Brown go game by game through the NFL slate, identifying the key question fantasy managers need answered in every matchup as the 2026 season gets underway. Can Josh Allen overcome a brutal Texans defense? Is Tetairoa McMillan ready for a huge Week 1? How high can Chris Olave climb against Detroit, and is Parker Washington headed for a breakout? The crew also examines Lamar Jackson’s first game in a new offense, the outlooks for Drake London and Kyle Pitts, Marvin Harrison Jr. vs. Quentin Johnston, Michael Mayer without Brock Bowers, and the CeeDee Lamb-George Pickens target split. Plus, what should we expect from Patrick Mahomes in his return against Denver, which offenses could struggle out of the gate, and which players could outperform consensus expectations? Get the biggest fantasy football storylines, rankings debates, matchup questions, and Week 1 predictions from across the entire NFL slate.

Who should you start in Week 1 of the 2026 fantasy football season? The FantasyPros crew breaks down some of the toughest lineup decisions, including Travis Etienne Jr. vs. Ashton Jeanty, Jordan Mason vs. Tony Pollard, Tetairoa McMillan vs. Zay Flowers, and Marvin Harrison Jr. vs. Michael Pittman Jr. Plus, they plant their flags on Juwan Johnson and Caleb Douglas as players they’re higher on this week. Plus, the guys make their Week 1 touchdown calls, featuring Omarion Hampton, Parker Washington, and Mark Andrews. Get your lineup set before kickoff with FantasyPros’ Week 1 fantasy football start/sit advice.

Week 1 fantasy football start/sit decisions are already being reshaped by injuries, uncertain workloads, and potential breakout players. Ryan Wormeli and Derek Brown answer live lineup questions, including what to do with A.J. Brown and Brock Bowers, whether George Kittle belongs in your lineup, and why Christian Watson, Quentin Johnston, and Michael Mayer are getting plenty of attention. The guys break down Chris Godwin vs. Michael Pittman, Parker Washington vs. Christian Watson, Jayden Daniels vs. Tyler Shough, Jordan Mason vs. Brian Thomas Jr., Mike Evans vs. Josh Downs, and several major trade questions involving Jahmyr Gibbs, James Cook, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Chris Olave, Kenneth Walker, Christian McCaffrey, and more.

The NFL Week 1 slate is here, and Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson break down their 10 favorite player prop bets, including Jonathan Taylor rushing yards, Juwan Johnson receiving yards, Parker Washington receptions, Rico Dowdle rushing yards, Jalen Hurts passing attempts, Michael Mayer receiving yards, and Xavier Worthy receiving yards. Then it's time to attack the touchdown market. The guys give their favorite anytime TD bets, including Juwan Johnson, Rico Dowdle, Jameson Williams and Tre Tucker, before taking some big swings on first-touchdown scorers Matthew Golden and Charlie Kolar. Plus, Erickson introduces the Jahmyr Gibbs touchdown rollover challenge for the season. Get the Week 1 NFL prop bets, touchdown picks, long shots and betting analysis you need before locking in your Sunday and Monday cards.

Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson are answering your biggest fantasy football start/sit questions live on The Extra Point. They break down the fallout from A.J. Brown’s injury, what Drake Maye’s rough performance means going forward, and which Patriots pass-catchers could benefit if Brown misses time. The guys tackle tough Week 1 lineup decisions involving Parker Washington, Rico Dowdle, Marshawn Lloyd, Jonathan Brooks, Jordan Mason, Tetairoa McMillan, Bucky Irving, Luther Burden, Christian Watson, Drake London, and more. Plus, should fantasy managers buy low on Drake Maye, and which players deserve a spot on your bench before their value rises? They also dive into dynasty strategy, including whether to hold or trade Cam Skattebo and a blockbuster deal involving Ja’Marr Chase, Brock Purdy, DeVonta Smith, Fernando Mendoza, and a 2027 first-round pick. Get the latest start/sit advice, trade analysis, injury fallout, and Week 1 fantasy football lineup help.

Need some extra upside in your Week 1 lineup? Seth Woolcock and Derek Brown break down six must-start players who could outperform expectations, beginning with Malik Willis and his rushing upside against the Raiders before diving into Kenneth Gainwell and MarShawn Lloyd at running back. The guys also explain why DK Metcalf could thrive against the Atlanta Falcons, why Chris Godwin has an enticing matchup with the Cincinnati Bengals, and why Mark Andrews could deliver a big Week 1 performance against the Indianapolis Colts. Get the matchup data, rankings context, and start/sit analysis you need before locking in your lineup. Plus, Derek explains how to use the FantasyPros Primer to quickly research every matchup and player on your roster throughout the NFL season. Which Week 1 must-start are you trusting in your lineup?

Alfredo Brown, Derek Brown and Andrew Erickson are breaking down the matchups, players and storylines that could define the opening weekend. The guys make their predictions for Bengals vs. Buccaneers, Saints vs. Lions, Ravens vs. Colts, Bills vs. Texans and Packers vs. Vikings while identifying the biggest X-factor in each matchup. Which players could swing Week 1 for fantasy football managers? The crew discusses Chris Godwin, Chase Brown, Juwan Johnson, Mark Andrews, Dalton Kincaid, Kyler Murray, Marshawn Lloyd and more. Plus, Erickson predicts a monster performance from Jonathan Taylor against Baltimore, while D-Bro explains why Emeka Egbuka could be headed for a difficult opening week. The show closes with the biggest things to watch across the NFL, including Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars offense, the Washington Commanders offensive line and the new-look Chicago Bears offense with Caleb Williams. Most importantly, don't let one game wreck your fantasy football process: Week 1 creates massive overreactions, and those mistakes can create some of the best buy-low and sell-high opportunities of the season.

NFL Week 1 is here, and Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson break down the biggest storylines before kickoff, starting with the bombshell Brock Bowers injury news. What does Bowers' absence mean for the Las Vegas Raiders, Michael Mayer, Tre Tucker and the rest of the offense, and should fantasy football managers be worried about Bowers' long-term durability? The guys also examine Kyler Murray's fit with the Minnesota Vikings and whether he can keep Justin Jefferson happy, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills facing an elite Houston Texans defense, Malik Nabers' Week 1 outlook and the early questions surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles offense. Plus, they tackle several fantasy football lineup questions, including Michael Mayer, Juwan Johnson and Trey Tucker. Finally, can Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos make an early AFC statement against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs? Welsh and Erickson discuss whether Denver could emerge as a legitimate Super Bowl favorite, plus their Week 1 predictions, upset picks and the NFL storylines that could define the opening weekend.

Chris Welsh, Andrew Erickson, and Pat Fitzmaurice break down the fantasy football quarterback and tight end rankings you need to set your starting lineup. The crew tackles the biggest start/sit decisions, including whether Jayden Daniels can overcome a difficult matchup, how much faith fantasy managers should have in Drake Maye, and whether Jackson Dart belongs among the top 12 quarterbacks. The guys also identify quarterbacks who could beat their Week 1 rankings, including Matthew Stafford and Malik Willis, before diving into a tight end position loaded with difficult lineup calls. Can Juwan Johnson outscore Tucker Kraft? Is Harold Fannin Jr. already a top-tier fantasy option? And how high should Dallas Goedert climb with A.J. Brown out of the lineup? Plus, find out why Mark Andrews remains one of Week 1's biggest boom-or-bust tight ends and which players offer the combination of matchup, volume, rushing upside, and touchdown potential fantasy managers should target. Get the latest Week 1 fantasy football rankings, lineup advice, sleepers, starts, sits, and expert analysis before locking in your roster.

Don’t wait until after Week 1 to attack the fantasy football waiver wire. Alfredo Brown, Derek Brown, and Tom Strachan reveal six players worth adding and stashing now before their roles, and potentially their waiver prices, change once the games begin. Could Ja'Kobi Lane carve out a significant role alongside Zay Flowers in Baltimore? Is Tyler Shough already a viable fantasy starter? The guys break down why Terrance Ferguson could emerge for the Rams, what Chig Okonkwo offers in Washington, and why Dontayvion Wicks could be one of the most overlooked wide receivers available on waivers. Plus, find out why Dylan Sampson's receiving role could make him a valuable PPR option in Cleveland. Get ahead of your league with the top fantasy football waiver wire pickups, sleepers, and Week 1 stashes to target before everyone else catches on.

Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Andrew Erickson break down the biggest primetime matchups, starting with Drake Maye and the New England Patriots visiting the defending champion Seattle Seahawks before previewing the San Francisco 49ers vs. Los Angeles Rams in Australia, Dallas Cowboys vs. New York Giants, and Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs. Then it's time to get bold. Can the Miami Dolphins upset the Las Vegas Raiders? Will the Indianapolis Colts shock Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens? Get the matchups, fantasy takeaways, upset picks, and bold predictions you need before Week 1 kicks off.

Week 1 is here, and it’s time to set your lineups! Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Andrew Erickson break down their top 36 wide receiver rankings for Week 1, highlighting the biggest start/sit decisions, favorable matchups, potential fades, and ranking disagreements you need to know before locking in your lineup. Can Chris Olave deliver WR1 numbers in a potential shootout with the Detroit Lions? How should fantasy managers handle Drake London, Rashee Rice, Zay Flowers, Tetairoa McMillan, Ladd McConkey, and Jameson Williams? The guys also examine the risk surrounding Malik Nabers in his return, debate Parker Washington and DK Metcalf, and assess whether rookie Carnell Tate belongs in your Week 1 lineup. Plus, Fitz and Erickson reveal their favorite wide receiver plays outside the top 36, including Wan’Dale Robinson and Rashid Shaheed. Get the latest Week 1 WR rankings, sleepers, starts, sits, matchup analysis, and lineup advice to help you make the right decisions and start the 2026 fantasy season with a win.

Week 1 is here, and Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Andrew Erickson break down the fantasy football running back rankings to help you make the right start/sit decisions. Where should Derrick Henry, Javonte Williams, Ashton Jeanty, Kyren Williams, and the rest of your RBs land in your Week 1 lineup? The guys debate some of their biggest ranking disagreements, including Henry vs. the Colts, Williams against the Giants, and how fantasy managers should handle Jeanty's injury situation. Plus, get their outlooks for Kyren Williams, Bhayshul Tuten, Jeremiah Love, Jadarian Price, Rhamondre Stevenson, TreVeyon Henderson, Tony Pollard, Jonathan Brooks, and Marshawn Lloyd. Which running backs are safe Week 1 starts, which committee backfields should fantasy managers avoid, and where can you find an early-season edge over your opponents? Get the latest FantasyPros Week 1 RB rankings, matchup analysis, injury considerations, and start/sit advice before setting your fantasy football lineup.

Throw it in park for the start of football by joining Alfredo Brown, Derek Brown and Andrew Erickson for their final 2026 NFL season predictions! Can Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson win his third NFL MVP trophy? Will the Tennessee Titans be the biggest surprise team? Plus, what makes the Washington Commanders in a position to be the most disappointing franchise? "The Tailgate" talks their biggest surprises, disappointments and MVP picks!

The 2026 fantasy football season is here, and Ryan Wormeli, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Derek Brown tackle 10 of the biggest questions that could shape the year. Which new play-caller will unlock his offense? Which overlooked players could become massive draft values? And which NFL team has the perfect combination of a high-powered offense and bad defense to produce fantasy fireworks? The guys make the case for Dontayvion Wicks and Jordan Mason as overlooked sleepers, debate Parker Washington and Christian Watson as potential league-winning values, identify their favorite late-round quarterbacks, and break down rookies Makai Lemon, Jonah Coleman, Casey Concepcion, and Carnell Tate. They also discuss breakout candidates including Zay Flowers, Dalton Kincaid, Harold Fannin Jr., and Isaiah Likely, plus which offenses could disappoint fantasy managers in 2026. Finally, is the Justin Herbert-Mike McDaniel hype getting out of control with the Los Angeles Chargers? And which players could define the entire fantasy football season? From Puka Nacua's historic upside to Brock Bowers' TE1 ceiling, get the final big-picture fantasy football predictions, sleepers, breakouts, draft values, and strategy you need before Week 1.

It’s the biggest fantasy football draft weekend of the year, and Seth Woolcock and Derek Brown are answering your toughest last-minute questions before you go on the clock. The guys break down updated fantasy football rankings, draft strategy, roster construction, keeper and dynasty decisions, and which players are worth targeting as ADP continues to shift. Plus, get advice for superflex, PPR, keeper, dynasty, 8-team, 10-team, 12-team, 14-team and 16-team formats, along with late-round strategy, Week 1 lineup decisions and roster upgrades. If your fantasy football draft is coming up, use this Q&A to make your final rankings adjustments and attack draft day with a plan.

Week 1 is finally here, and Ryan Wormeli, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Derek Brown are breaking down six fantasy football sleepers who could outperform expectations in your starting lineup. The guys make the case for Jordan Mason against the Green Bay Packers, explain why Malik Willis’ rushing upside could propel him into QB1 territory against the Las Vegas Raiders, and discuss why Quentin Johnston could be primed for a big start against the Arizona Cardinals. Get the Week 1 start/sit advice you need before setting your first lineup of the season. From overlooked running backs and wide receivers to a high-upside streaming quarterback and a veteran tight end with touchdown potential, these six sleepers could give you the edge you need to start your fantasy football season 1-0.

The final fantasy football draft weekend is here, and expert rankings are changing fast. The Welsh and Andrew Erickson break down the biggest last-minute ECR risers and fallers, including Ashton Jeanty, Kenneth Walker III, Bucky Irving, Bhayshul Tuten, Marshawn Lloyd, RJ Harvey, Malik Nabers, Tetairoa McMillan, Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Parker Washington and more. Which rankings moves should fantasy managers actually trust? Erickson explains why Kenneth Walker could be a screaming draft value, why Bucky Irving is climbing, how high Marshawn Lloyd should go, and why Tetairoa McMillan may be getting disrespected. Plus, the guys examine Parker Washington's surge, Chris Godwin's late-round appeal and potential sleepers Casey Concepcion and Dontayvion Wicks. Get the final expert rankings updates, draft values, sleepers, fades and strategy you need before making your last picks of the 2026 fantasy football draft season.

It’s the final fantasy football draft push before Week 1! Chris Welsh and Andrew Erickson answer your biggest last-minute questions, breaking down draft strategy, roster construction, keeper decisions, Superflex strategy and trades that could reshape your team before the 2026 NFL season kicks off. Should you draft DK Metcalf over Michael Pittman Jr.? Is Bijan Robinson worth holding instead of pivoting to Ja’Marr Chase? Can you wait on quarterback in Superflex? Welsh and Erickson also weigh deals involving Saquon Barkley, Jayden Daniels, Ashton Jeanty and Jordan Addison while discussing Puka Nacua, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Kenneth Walker III, Chase Brown, Colston Loveland and more.

It’s final draft weekend, and Chris Welsh and Tera Roberts are answering your biggest 2026 fantasy football questions before the season begins. From first-round decisions involving Bijan Robinson, Jahmyr Gibbs, Ja’Marr Chase, Christian McCaffrey and Jonathan Taylor to Superflex quarterback strategy, keeper decisions and auction-draft roster construction, the FantasyPros crew helps you navigate the toughest calls left on your draft board. Need help deciding between RB and WR early? Wondering when to attack quarterback in a Superflex draft, whether an elite tight end is worth the early-round investment, or which bench players and handcuffs offer the most upside? This episode is packed with actionable fantasy football draft advice, trade analysis, roster grades and last-minute strategy to get you ready for Week 1.

It’s time to get BOLD before Week 1! Tera Roberts, Derek Brown, and Andrew Erickson reveal their biggest fantasy football predictions for the 2026 NFL season, including breakout candidates, potential busts, and several calls that could completely reshape your draft strategy. Could Parker Washington and Christian Watson finish as top-12 fantasy wide receivers? Is Jayden Daniels being drafted far too early? The crew debates Jacory Croskey-Merritt’s RB1 upside with the Washington Commanders, David Montgomery’s downside with the Houston Texans, and why Quentin Johnston could emerge as the Los Angeles Chargers’ clear WR1. Plus, Erickson plants his flag on Trevor Lawrence finishing as the overall fantasy QB1 and winning NFL MVP. The crew also breaks down Jalen Coker vs. Tetairoa McMillan, Makai Lemon’s rookie outlook, and the late-round players who could smash their ADP. Get the bold predictions you need before finalizing your 2026 fantasy football draft!

Ryan Wormeli, Andrew Erickson, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Derek Brown go head-to-head with FantasyPros listeners in a live 12-team PPR fantasy football mock draft. See how the experts attack every stage of a 2026 draft, including the opening-round debate between Ja'Marr Chase, Bijan Robinson, and Jahmyr Gibbs, how Ashton Jeanty's injury impacts his value, and whether starting RB-RB is still a winning strategy. The crew breaks down picks including Christian McCaffrey, James Cook, De'Von Achane, Zay Flowers, Jalen Waddle, Garrett Wilson, Tetairoa McMillan, Luther Burden III, Blake Corum, Justin Herbert, Trevor Lawrence, Mark Andrews, and more. Find out which mid- and late-round players offer league-winning upside, why waiting on quarterback remains so appealing, and which rookies are worth reaching for ahead of ADP. Plus, the guys grade their final rosters with the FantasyPros Draft Analyzer, debate Marvin Harrison Jr.'s current price, answer listener draft questions, and discuss when fantasy managers should stop chasing floor and start swinging for upside. Use this mock draft to sharpen your strategy, identify sleepers and values, and prepare for your 2026 fantasy football draft.

NFL Preseason Week 3 is in the books, and Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Scott Bogman break down the biggest news and fantasy football takeaways from the final preseason action. The Josh Jacobs situation creates major questions in Green Bay, including what it could mean for Marshawn Lloyd, Caleb Johnson, Jordan Love, and the Packers offense. The guys also react to Aaron Donald coming out of retirement and joining a loaded Rams defense, Zach Charbonnet landing on PUP, and the Cowboys' surprising decision to move on from Joe Milton. Plus, they share their biggest preseason takeaways, including why Justin Herbert could be unleashed in Mike McDaniel's Chargers offense and why Mekhi Lemon is becoming an intriguing name to watch in Philadelphia. Which Preseason Week 3 developments actually matter, and which players are poised to carry their momentum into the regular season?

This segment was taken from the 2026 FantasyPros Fantasy Fest, our 4-hour marathon livestream to help you be fully prepared for all of your upcoming fantasy football drafts! Click here to watch the whole thing on the FantasyPros YouTube channel at youtube.com/fantasypros Ryan Wormeli is joined by Andrew Erickson and Tera Roberts to break down their favorite league-winning picks and sleeper stacks for 2026 fantasy football drafts. Plus, the crew answers your fantasy football questions on Marvin Harrison Jr. vs. Tony Pollard, late-round tight ends, superflex quarterback sleepers, Travis Etienne, and the best running backs to target after starting a PPR draft WR-WR-TE. Get the league winners, sleepers, breakout candidates, and late-round values you need to know before your 2026 fantasy football draft.

Ryan Wormeli Derek Brown, Tera Roberts, and special guest Rich Hribar of Sharp Football run through a 12-team 2026 fantasy football Superflex mock draft, breaking down the biggest decisions fantasy managers will face on draft day. They also dig into some of the most important late-draft decisions, including MarShawn Lloyd's upside, C.J. Stroud's bounce-back potential, George Kittle's value, Daniel Jones as a QB2, Jonathan Brooks, Christian Watson, Quentin Johnston and late-round quarterback fliers. After the draft, the crew checks the FantasyPros draft grades, identifies the strongest roster builds, and explains what they would change if they could make their picks again. Most importantly, Rich and D-Bro explain why there isn't one universal Superflex quarterback strategy: understanding your league, anticipating QB runs, and knowing which quarterbacks you're comfortable targeting later can completely change how you should draft. If you're preparing for a 2026 Superflex fantasy football draft, this mock gives you a round-by-round look at QB strategy, roster construction, sleepers, values, and how to react when the draft doesn't go according to plan.

Who are the hardest players to rank in 2026 fantasy football drafts? Ryan Wormeli and Andrew Erickson were jojned by PFF's Nathan Jahnke to break down four of the most polarizing players on draft boards: Omarion Hampton, De'Von Achane, Rashee Rice, and Luther Burden III. How high is Hampton's ceiling in a new-look Los Angeles Chargers offense with Justin Herbert? Can Achane overcome the uncertainty surrounding the Miami Dolphins and deliver another elite fantasy season? Is Rashee Rice still worth betting on as Patrick Mahomes' top wide receiver? And is Luther Burden III being drafted too aggressively after flashing major efficiency as a rookie? Get the latest fantasy football rankings, ADP, draft strategy, sleepers, busts, and expert analysis to help you dominate your 2026 fantasy football draft.

Get ready for your 2026 fantasy football draft with a deep dive into the wide receiver rankings. Chris Welsh is joined by Pat Fitzmaurice and Pat Daugherty from Rotoworld to break down the biggest values, potential busts, breakout candidates, and sleepers at WR. Is Rashee Rice being drafted too aggressively with the Kansas City Chiefs potentially shifting toward a more run-heavy offense? Is Malik Nabers actually undervalued after his ADP fell amid injury concerns? And can Davante Adams continue producing as a fantasy WR2, or are age, touchdown regression, and changes to the Rams offense pointing toward a decline? Welsh, Fitzy, and Pat work through the FantasyPros Expert Consensus Rankings and identify the wide receivers they believe fantasy managers should be moving up, and down, their 2026 draft boards.

Chris Welsh and Pat Fitzmaurice were joined by special guest Scott Pianowski to break down the FantasyPros Expert Consensus Rankings (ECR) for the top 36 fantasy football running backs, identifying the biggest values, potential busts and breakout candidates at RB. Is Omarion Hampton being drafted too high? Can Kyren Williams deliver another RB1 season? Should fantasy managers fade Quinshon Judkins at his current price? And is TreVeyon Henderson becoming one of the best values in fantasy drafts as his ADP falls? Use these RB rankings, tiers and draft-day debates to find value and avoid costly mistakes before your 2026 fantasy football drafts!

Ryan Wormeli is joined by Mitch Anderson and Justin Mello of the Lineup Fantasy Football Show to identify the WRs with the talent, opportunity and ADP to become major fantasy football draft values, and potentially league-winners. The guys break down Christian Watson’s upside in Green Bay, why Ladd McConkey could explode in Mike McDaniel’s Chargers offense with Justin Herbert, whether Tetairoa McMillan can take another leap in Year 2, and why Parker Washington has become one of the hottest names in fantasy drafts. They also make the case for rookie Carnell Tate, Josh Downs, Jalen Coker, Jameson Williams and 49ers rookie Dijon Stribling before explaining exactly what fantasy managers should look for when trying to identify the next breakout wide receiver. Plus: Is Zay Flowers actually poised for a breakout with the Baltimore Ravens, or should fantasy managers target higher-upside WRs around his ADP?

It’s crunch time for 2026 fantasy football drafts, and Seth Woolcock and Lucas Wencl are answering your biggest questions LIVE! Who should you take between Puka Nacua, Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Christian McCaffrey? How should the latest injuries impact your draft board? Is Emeka Egbuka worth the risk at his current ADP? And should dynasty managers consider trading Lamar Jackson for Patrick Mahomes and valuable 2027 rookie picks? The guys break down fantasy football draft strategy for redraft, dynasty, Superflex, keeper, auction and chop/guillotine leagues while tackling questions straight from the FantasyPros community. Whether you're making your final draft-day decisions or looking for a trade before Week 1, this Q&A covers the rankings, ADP values, sleepers, injuries and roster strategies fantasy managers need to know.