FANTASYNFL Week 15 Fantasy Football Air Yards Breakdown: Drake London Has ArrivedBig things have been expected from the Falcons’ former first-round pick, and he’s starting to produce just in time for the fantasy playoffs.
FANTASYNFL Week 14 Fantasy Football Air Yards Breakdown: Nico Collins Answers the BellAfter star rookie Tank Dell was lost for the season, Collins reminded the Texans they still have a viable No. 1 receiver.
FANTASYNFL Week 13 Fantasy Football Air Yards Breakdown: Christian Watson Makes an ImpactOne of the reasons the Packers scored an upset over the Lions on Thanksgiving is because their deep threat was busy.
FANTASYNFL Week 11 Fantasy Football Air Yards Breakdown: Brandin Cooks Should Continue to FeastPlus, Amon-Ra St. Brown and Mike Evans stay hot and Joshua Dobbs is good for his tight end.
FANTASYWeek 10 Fantasy Football Air Yards Breakdown: Tee Higgins Is (Almost) BackThe Bengals receiver had his best game of the season last week but there’s room to grow based on air yards.
FANTASYWeek 9 Fantasy Football Air Yards Breakdown: CeeDee Lamb Racks Up His Best NumbersThe Cowboys lined up their star receiver outside more last week than they had all season, and the move paid off.
Icon / VideoCreated with Sketch.NFLBuilding the Ultimate Olympic Flag Football Roster Out of NFL PlayersPatrick Mahomes, Tyreek Hill and Micah Parsons are among NFL players who have the speed and agility for the sport making its Olympic debut in 2028.
FANTASYWeek 8 Fantasy Football Air Yards Breakdown: George Pickens Continues to Make Big PlaysThe Steelers’ second-year receiver is among the league leaders in average depth of target.
Icon / VideoCreated with Sketch.FANTASYWeek 5 Fantasy Football Air Yards Breakdown: A.J. Brown Reaffirms His Elite Status
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