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While Ben Roethlisberger is a great quarterback to have, his “almost retirement” throws some red flags up for investing in a dynasty quarterback. The point of a dynasty is to have players with longevity. If you can move Roethlisberger to get a younger quarterback with more upside, I suggest that you do.

Taylor Gabriel is absolutely in that “big play-maker, boom/bust category” having averaged 16.5 yards per reception (seventh-highest in the NFL) with eight plays of 20-plus yards last season. With as potent as the Atlanta offense is, I love the return on investment the young receiver provides. He will have single-digit weeks but the explosive potential he possesses outweighs the risk at his price point.

Matthew Stafford was a Top 10 quarterback last season and has been flying under the radar in drafts. You can grab him in rounds 10-12. He is experienced, has a nice schedule and has veteran receivers and is my favorite grab at his current price.

The most common phrase around a draft is “You can’t win your draft in the early rounds but you can lose it.” It’s true and it’s something you should be worried about. Last year if you took Adrian Peterson or Jamaal Charles in Round ...

There are certain constants in life. Death. Taxes. The Cleveland Browns being a bad football team. And over the past several years, J.J. Watt’s status as the No. 1 defensive lineman in fantasy football – and top individual defensive player (IDP) ...

Peterson a bust? Really!? Why yes, yes really. Why he is currently being drafted in the fourth round (ahead of the likes of Joe Mixon and Eddie Lacy) is beyond me. His highest yard total from last year was 31 whopping yards.

It’s summertime. The kids are out of school. Grills are going across the country. And it’s time for an annual ritual that’s as American as apple pie. Camp. It’s time for songs around the campfire. Tasty s’mores. And padless practices ...

Weapons, weapons and more weapons! The Titans have now added Eric Decker to go along with first round selection Corey Davis. Mariota took a big leap last year posting double digit fantasy points in 10 contests despite subpar receiving options.

If Ameer Abdullah is healthy he is the lead back in Detroit and can be a dynamic runner. If you draft him as a RB3 and he does get hurt your level of investment won’t be high so it is a low-risk, high-reward situation.

Terrance West has proven he can be a viable option when given opportunity, posting six double-digit outings last season. He could be an excellent loaner RB3 for the first four weeks of the season especially at this price.