It’s Week 6, and there are only two teams on bye: the Houston Texans and Minnesota Vikings. Enough time has gone by this season that we’re starting to know what these teams are in 2025. Like the Colts, it’s much more than a hot start at this point; they’re AFC contenders. There’s a lot of
I am back for another week of Unpacking the NFL. If you are new here, I will be posting a stat/takeaway dump every Monday, unpacking different players and situations around the league. Week 5 didĀ not disappoint. We had upsets, blowouts, breakouts, and a few “what just happened?” moments (I am looking at you, Arizona) that
Preseason Week 2 has now come and gone, and if you’re not a complete degenerate like me, you didn’t watch all the games and break down game film. Frankly, I’m proud of you for that. Just like Preseason Week 1, we have some expectations to set here. But first, an acknowledgement. I could not write
Welcome to the AFC East version of Optimus Fantasy’s Team Previews! Today, we’re looking at the New England Patriots. In order to best know where we’re going, we often need to study where we’ve been. With that in mind, I will cover what the team looked like in 2024, fantasy significant changes to philosophy and
The fantasy football playoffs are mere weeks away, and squaring away your rosters is becoming more critical. Here are the top Week 9 Waiver Wire QBs and how to approach them before locking in your claims ahead of Wednesday morning.Ā
The fantasy football season is an unstoppable force. Regardless of injuries, underperformances or subpar coaching scenarios, it moves forward like a living, breathing thing. We do what we can with what we have. However, your Week 8 waiver wire pickups could be the saving grace that keeps your season going.
Let's get into whoās who and who you should target for your Week 8 waiver wire pickup, plus D/STs you can stream with confidence and droppable roster cloggers.
Being a fantasy manager this season has tested patience and maneuverability. I have always, and will always, preach fluidity as a fantasy football team owner, and these first four weeks of football highlight why. You're dead in the water if you refuse to move and shift gears in a landscape like this. Donāt be that guy.
When heading into drafts, most managers come to the table with a strategy. There are many different approaches, all with fancy names to indicate the heart of the plan. As an analyst and fanatic, Iāve tried them all a few times. Zero-RB, Zero-QB, Robust-WR, and the list goes on. However, thereās one that I keep going back to repeatedly: Hero-RB.
