Coming off a difficult 2020, where should one draft Saint WR Michael Thomas? Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson debate Thomas' value on today's SiriusXM show.
Jeff Erickson cautions against drafting Saquon Barkley at his current average draft position of five overall.
At age 39, does Ben Roethlisberger have anything left in the tank? Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss on today's SiriusXM show.
Mario is mildly disturbed that some folks are calling Denver rookie RB Javonte Williams the next Nick Chubb.
Come the second round, are you leaning towards DeAndre Hopkins or Calvin Ridley? Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson debate their preference today on our SiriusXM show.
Joe Bartel is all in on another monster season from Derrick Henry in 2021.
When Jonathan Taylor went at 1.4, Chris took Saquon Barkley over Derrick Henry and Ezekiel Elliott.
Jeff Erickson sees big upside in Indianapolis Colts WR Michael Pittman. Chris Liss is a bit more pessimistic. How does he stack up with T.Y. Hilton and Parris Campbell?
Alan Seslowsky is targeting Dallas Cowboy's tight end, Blake Jarwin, in the later rounds of fantasy football leagues.
Josh Jacobs keeps sliding in the ADP as fantasy drafters react to Kenyan Drake's signing, and now Jacobs is an early-round bargain in Underdog best ball drafts.
Jim Coventry is not leaving any drafts without Kyler Murray.
Jim Coventry was upset when he auto-drafted "JuJu" in RotoWire staff live bestball draft.
Chris Liss is concerned about Derrick Henry's many years of heavy workload. Joe isn't as concerned. Might Henry finally catch 30 passes?
Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson debate whether they'd prefer to draft Kyler Murray or Lamar Jackson for 2021.
Alan Seslowsky notes that Cam Akers is set to dominate touches according to the updated RotoWire projections.
Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson debate the 2021 upside for Clyde Edwards-Helaire. Is he a good value third rounder or maybe a mid-second round pick?
Chris Liss thinks that Joe Burrow is a low-risk option in one QB leagues; and a fade in superflex formats.
Chris Liss argues Jonathan Taylor is the safest of the first-round running backs.
