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Every team has needs, a draft board and a plan of attack when it comes to the NFL Draft. As we get closer to the draft, I will take a look at each team needs and who they could be targeting. Up next, the AFC West.

Every team has needs, a draft board and a plan of attack when it comes to the NFL Draft. As we get closer to the draft, I will take a look at each team needs and who they could be targeting. Up next, the NFC South.

Every year I like to do an "If I were GM" mock draft where I make the picks based on what I would do if I were the ultimate decision maker for each team. It's always interesting to see how much my plans differ from the real thing.

In the 2019 draft class, it's just about a unanimous belief that LSU's Devin White is the No. 1 off-ball linebacker prospect. I say "just about" because at least one draftnik has another linebacker ranked even higher than White.

There's been no shortage of attention paid to the fistful-plus defensive linemen and edge-rushers who will be selected in the top-10 of this year's NFL draft. Rightly so—the class is positively choked with players who excel at making opposing quarterbacks unhappy.

The 2018 NFL regular season has concluded, so it’s time to briefly examine the state of each team’s skill positions for fantasy purposes with an eye towards next season and/or beyond. I will be reviewing each team in the reverse order of the final standings. Next up...the Atlanta Falcons.

Mark Chamberlin continues his Mocking of the Tanks Mock with Round 2 of the NFL Draft. First up? The Arizona Cardinals are on the clock to open Round 2.

Every team has needs, a draft board and a plan of attack when it comes to the NFL Draft. As we get closer to the draft, I will take a look at each team needs and who they could be targeting. Up next, the NFC North.

Several members of The Fantasy Sharks Forum (The Tank) participate in a mock draft every year and to thank them for their efforts I devote the time and energy to skewer their picks. Because that's just how we do things around here.

From a fantasy perspective, the fact that Hooker's not an ideal fit as a deep safety or slot corner in sub-packages isn't so much a bad thing. There are players (like Mathieu) who have shown the ability to be fantasy-relevant despite spending the majority of the time away from the line of scrimmage.