Chad Workman

Whether you’re taking a hero running back approach, a robust running back strategy, or a zero running back plan, there are values to be had across the board. If the offseason told us anything about running backs, it’s that the … read more »

The hero RB strategy is one of my favorite ways to approach a draft. If you can grab an elite running back early that carries the position group for your team and stack out the rest of your roster, you’re … read more »

The robust running back strategy takes the opposite approach of a zero running back strategy, instead prioritizing running backs, particularly early in drafts. The thought here is that running backs are volatile, and getting as much quality production from the … read more »

One of the toughest parts of putting a piece like this together is identifying who qualifies for the topic at hand. When has a player truly broken out? For example, I thought about leading off with Brandon Aiyuk. Even players … read more »

It’s been quite the offseason for NFL running backs and their agents. We’ve had more disgruntled star running backs make headlines than I can ever remember, and the free agent carousel moved slower than any I’ve ever ridden. There are … read more »

Perhaps the most difficult part of drafting a fantasy football team is determining when to draft each position. It’s easy to simply take the player that you believe will score the most points, but it’s incredibly difficult to determine if … read more »

As you stare at the draft board, debating who to take with your next selection, the clock is ticking down, and you look back at your roster one last time. You know your lineup is looking sharp, but who should … read more »

Dynasty rookie mock draft season is in full season, and although Superflex is the bell of the ball this time of year, it’s time we give some love to single quarterback leagues. This draft class is unique, with a generational … read more »