David Sabino

Top draft choices get the pub, but that doesn't always equal production. Here are less heralded rookies who should make a fantasy splash before the season is over

In the late rounds of the draft, it's often better to take a flier on a fourth or fifth option from a fantasy-friendly, high-powered offensive team than a second option playing with a bunch of plodders. Here are...

Touchdowns are important but unpredictable, so to justify a top pick, a back should rush for 1,200 yards, a quarterback should throw for 4,000 and a wideout should have 1,200 receiving. Over the last decade fewer...

Having top-tier wide receivers such as Calvin Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald and Andre Johnson is great, but thrifty owners know that if they wait a couple of rounds they'll be able to snare plenty of point-producing...

As running back production drops, the key is homing in on the great ones and lowering expectations for the rest