2015 Fantasy Football
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Top 200 fantasy players for 2017
Marshawn Lynch is back in the NFL and on the Raiders, and the NFL draft has come and gone. So what do the top 200 fantasy football players of 2017 look like now? Find out here. Read
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Rank's 11 post-NFL draft fantasy sleepers
Mike Williams was the Chargers' first-round pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, and Adam Rank loves the fit for fantasy football. Check out his full list of post-NFL draft fantasy sleepers for 2017 here. Read
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2017 NFL Draft pick-by-pick fantasy analysis
Where will the potential fantasy studs of the future land? Keep up with all of the relevant players in the NFL Draft with our live blog. Read
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Veteran winners and losers from 2017 NFL Draft
The 2017 NFL Draft is in the books, and the influx of new young talent helped some veterans, and hurt others. See who is rising and falling in Michael Fabiano's ranks here. Read
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Top 20 fantasy football rookies for 2017
Here are the top 20 rookies with the best chance to make some noise in your leagues both next season and into the future. Read
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Lynch back in fantasy RB pool with Raiders
Beast Mode is returning home to Oakland to play for his hometown Raiders. Michael Fabiano writes about what Marshawn Lynch's return means for fantasy managers. Read
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Best 2017 fantasy bye week replacements: RBs
How you navigate the bye weeks could have a lot to do with how successful your fantasy football season is. Marcas Grant has his list of the best fantasy running back bye week replacement options. Read
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Best, worst 2017 fantasy football playoff schedules
The 2017 NFL schedule is here, which means fantasy football playoff matchups are set. Alex Gelhar looks at which players are set to rack up points, and who might run into trouble down the stretch. Read
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First-round fantasy busts
Which first-round NFL flameouts also burned a hole in your fantasy roster? Michael Fabiano runs down some of the biggest fantasy busts dating back to 2000. Read
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Fantasy Fool's Gold
All that glitters isn't fantasy gold. Marcas Grant runs down a list of players who could disappoint in 2017, including a quarterback who played at an elite level last season. Read
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Fantasy leagues are now open!
Fantasy Football leagues are now open for 2017 season. Don't miss out on the opportunity to renew your fantasy football league with NFL.com or to sign up for a new one! Read
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Tony Romo's fantasy life as mixed as his football one
Adam Rank remembers that one time Tony Romo helped him to a fantasy football title. Don't ever say Romo never won a championship. Read
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Veteran fantasy free agency winners and losers
Here's a list of players who haven't changed teams this offseason, but will still experience a change in fantasy appeal for 2017. Read
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One-man fantasy football mock draft
Michael Fabiano unveils his post-free agency one-man, five-round fantasy football mock draft which features Bears running back Jordan Howard in the first round. See the full results here. Read
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Fantasy football backfields set to change in 2017
Whether from free agency, retirement, or the draft, plenty of backfields could undergo a major overhaul in 2017. Michael Fabiano breaks down the early fantasy implications of each here. Read
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Pondering Tom Brady's 2017 fantasy season
Tom Brady has bested every opponent he's faced. But how will he fare against Father Time as he hits age 40? Michael Fabiano weighs how Brady will fare compared to other "old" quarterbacks. Read
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Fantasy Football Player News
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Jay Cutler QB - Cutler (shoulder) has been hired by FOX...
Cutler (shoulder) has been hired by FOX Sports to broadcast NFL games this season, Peter Schrager of FOX Sports reports.
Impacts: Cutler follows in the path of Tony Romo, eschewing the opportunity to continue his playing career in order to move into the broadcast booth. According to a statement released by Cutler, who parted ways with the Bears in March after requiring surgery to repair a torn labrum, he's in between being physically forced to leave the NFL and losing the desire required to remain successful in the league, thus explaining his decision to pursue a new career. Although the 34-year-old hasn't officially retired, Cutler's departure from the playing field comes after he was selected to one Pro Bowl in 11 seasons -- the last eight of which he spent in Chicago, where he became the Bears' franchise leader in completions, passing yards and touchdown passes.
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Justin Forsett RB - Forsett officially announced his retirem...
Forsett officially announced his retirement Wednesday, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.
Impacts: The former seventh-round selection beat the odds and put together a quality nine-year career. His breakout season came in his seventh year in the league in 2014 when he grabbed hold of the starting role for the Ravens and responded with 1,266 yards and eight touchdowns while averaging a strong 5.4 yards per carry. He did bounce around between three teams last season and went through this entire offseason without a new contract, which ultimately led to him opting for retirement. Forsett finishes his career with 20 total touchdowns and a 4.7 yards-per-carry average.
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Jamaal Charles RB - DEN Charles (knee), who signed with the Bron...
Charles (knee), who signed with the Broncos on Tuesday, is still only considered to be 90 percent recovered from his most recent surgery, Mike Klis of 9News Denver reports.
Impacts: Though he'll join his new teammates Monday, the veteran running back probably won't be cleared to practice any earlier than June minicamp or the start of training camp. Complications from a 2015 torn ACL limited Charles to only three games and 14 touches last season, with both knees requiring arthroscopic surgery along the way. His contract with the Broncos suggests he'll need to re-prove himself to earn a role in the offense, as his $900,000 base salary represents the minimum for players with nine years of service time. The deal is worth up to $3.75 million, but most of that comes in the form of incentives and roster bonuses. If he doesn't appear to have anything left, the Broncos could release him before Week 1 without taking much of a financial hit. Charles will compete for a spot in a backfield that figures to be led by C.J. Anderson, with 2016 fourth-round selection Devontae Booker and 2017 sixth-round selection De'Angelo Henderson also in the mix for playing time.
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Jamaal Charles RB - DEN Charles (knee) agreed to terms with the...
Charles (knee) agreed to terms with the Broncos on Tuesday, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. The running back's one-year deal is worth up to $3.75 million, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
Impacts: When healthy, Charles has been a dynamic and productive NFL running back, but after back-to-back injury-plagued seasons, the 30-year-old needs to demonstrate that multiple knee issues haven't robbed him of his explosiveness. The former Kansas City offensive cornerstone enters a Denver backfield that also includes C.J. Anderson, with some sort of committee arrangement a likely scenario to start the coming season. At this stage of his career, Charles will likely have his workload monitored, but it's worth noting that he does carry a career 5.5 yards per rush average heading into the 2017 campaign. Only 12 of his 1,332 lifetime totes occurred last year, though.
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