The Rams carry the biggest team total of the week, Buffalo's defense keeps handing out points, and Pittsburgh walks into the lowest total on the board. Our Week 6 quarterback calls.
Barkley, Breece Hall and Jeremiyah Love are out, which hands Dameon Pierce, Braelon Allen and Tyler Allgeier lead roles. Only one of them is a start. Plus Javonte Williams on Sunday night. Our Week 6 running back calls.
Trey McBride's volume beats the toughest matchup on the board, and Isaiah Likely keeps rolling with Jameis Winston. Backup quarterbacks in Baltimore and Philadelphia sink Mark Andrews and Dallas Goedert. Our Week 6 tight end calls.
Injuries have rewritten half a dozen target trees, Mike Evans has a Monday night matchup worth the wait, and last week's favorite call in Arizona heads to the bench. Our Week 6 wide receiver calls.
The best game on the board runs through Arizona, Pittsburgh is throwing more than anybody, and the Saints are walking into the best defense in football. Our Week 5 quarterback calls.
Monangai is out with turf toe, which hands the Bears backfield back to D'Andre Swift in one of the best running back matchups on the board. Plus new lead backs in Seattle and New York, and a three-way mess in L.A. Our Week 5 running back calls.
Three tight ends own more than 30% of their team's targets, and two of them face defenses that have bled points to the position. Detroit-Arizona puts two starters in the best game of the week. Our Week 5 tight end calls.
Chase and Higgins are trending toward playing, the Chargers' receiver room just got thin, and the hottest target earner on the slate plays in Arizona. Our Week 5 wide receiver calls.
Four weeks of college football reshuffled our 2027 SuperFlex first round. We re-drafted it pick by pick after Week 4: who climbed, who slipped, and the numbers behind every selection.
Our first 2027 SuperFlex dynasty rookie mock — 48 prospects in projected rookie-draft order, with comps, fall watch-points, and 12-year hit-rate context by round.
Championships and ROI tell you who won — not who's actually good. The three pillars that separate the league's sharks from the fish: startup draft IQ, self-awareness on rookie evaluation, and trade market leverage.
We ran every name on the board through the hit rate model. Here's where consensus is sharp, where it's sleeping, and where it's reaching.
One season in the books. The adjusted hit rates have updated. Here's where consensus was right, where it overpaid, and the calls we feel best about now.
Twelve years of SuperFlex rookie ADP. Twenty-two WRs in the 3+ sample. One has hit. A deep dive on dynasty's worst draft slot — and which 2026 rookies are walking into it.
Twelve years of Superflex rookie ADP, mapped against every hit season produced through the 2025 NFL season. Three of the original 2021 takeaways need updating — and one of them rewrites how you should think about the back half of round one.
