Fantasy Football Advice 2025

COVID kept Chase off the field in 2020. But his massive 2019 -- plus some impressive tape -- has Chase looking like a high-upside fantasy prospect.

Wesley ranked 3rd in the nation in receiving yards last year. Is he ready to help your fantasy squad in 2019 and beyond?

Jonathan Greenard continues on his quiet sack tear.

Higdon grew into Michigan's lead rushing role. But does he need to add something to his game to survive in the NFL?

It's July. Your fantasy football drafts are quickly approaching. The latest of our fantasy football podcasts starts the position-breakdown series by laying out when you can get top value at QB.

ArDarius Stewart didn't post big numbers at Alabama. But is there some sleeper potential here at the next level?

Johnson owns more career catches than any WR in this draft class. But his subpar athleticism and underwhelming tape leave his NFL prospects cloudy.

Rodgers emerged as Clemson's lead wideout last year. So why might a move to RB actually be his best shot at helping your fantasy team?

Offensive line play is an important -- but often overlooked -- part of fantasy football analysis. So take some time to get to know all 32 units, from Dallas (#1) to Carolina (#32).