With the 2026 NFL season right around the corner, and considering myself a bit of a Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) guru, I wanted to share some tips for playing DraftKings (DK) DFS contests. I'm someone who only plays DraftKings because I prefer their scoring system, which awards one point per reception. In my opinion, point

You thought the Rams were the last edition of Reading the Offseason Tea Leaves? You thought after researching and writing 32 articles I'd just hang it up? Absolutely not. 1000% no. Never in a million years. I'm back, and this time with a training camp edition of Reading the Offseason Tea Leaves. I've been scouring

Picture your fantasy football lineup. Quarterback. Running back. Wide receiver. Tight end. Sometimes a defense. Different positions, different jobs and completely different ways to win your week. Fantasy Premier League (FPL) works similarly. Your squad is divided into four positions: goalkeeper (GK), defender (DEF), midfielder (MID) and forward (FWD). The major difference is how much

You've read the glossary. You understand how Fantasy Premier League differs from fantasy football. Now it's finally time to build your first squad. You click "Pick Team," and suddenly you're staring at a list of hundreds of Premier League players, each with a different price, position and club. There isn't a giant "Best Team" button

If you've been playing fantasy football for years, Fantasy Premier League (FPL) is going to feel both familiar and completely different. The strategy is there. The competition is there. The excitement of watching your captain score and the frustration of watching your best player disappear for an entire match are definitely there. But FPL isn't

If you've ever spent a Thursday afternoon debating whether to start your WR2 or your flex, you're already wired to love Fantasy Premier League. If you know the strategy, the soccer terms will come quickly.  At its core, Fantasy Premier League, commonly called FPL, is fantasy football with a soccer ball. You do not need

Imagine drafting your first fantasy soccer team. Five minutes into your first Premier League match, the commentator says: "He's playing as a false nine, looking for a clean sheet after the packed international break." Meanwhile, your buddy texts: "Captain Haaland. Easy haul today." If that sounded like another language, you're not alone. Fantasy football players

We're always looking for an edge in fantasy football. With so much information out there and so many rankings to sort through, the average player in your home league is getting better. Late-season breakout candidates can be a game-changer for your fantasy football squads.  Fantasy Football Late-Season Breakouts: 2026 Draft Targets So where do we,

Welcome back to Fantasy Football ADP Trends, everyone and my apologies for the delay. Here's a look at some players I find interesting (complimentary) and interesting (derogatory) based on their current Average Draft Position (ADP). Fantasy Football ADP Trends [of_newsletter_ad] QB ADP Trends The difference in ADP between Joe Burrow (QB3) and Dak Prescott (QB8)

With mandatory NFL camps beginning to kick off, we'll all be eager to hear which NFL rookies are standing out in pass-catching drills, and our eyes will be drawn to the WRs making impressive catches in one-on-one drills against defensive backs. This year's rookie class has five guys who are capable of contributing to fantasy