2026 NFL Tight End Rankings Week 3

September 26, 2026 | Fantasy Football Analysis, Fantasy Football Rankings, Fantasy Football Strategy, FEATURED | Leave a comment

by: Crews

We already have a Week 3 game in the books, so Kyle Pitts and Tucker Kraft will not be in my rankings. I likely would have over-ranked them this week: Michael Penix’s return did nothing to boost Pitts’ fortunes, and Kraft was heavily targeted and underwhelming. Pitts entered the week as TE58 in PPR scoring; […]

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Zone vs. Gap Rushing – Week 3

September 25, 2026 | Fantasy Football Strategy, FEATURED | 1 Comment

by: The Lineup Builder

I don’t know about you, but Week 2 gave me whiplash. We lost not one, not two, but three fantasy QBs. At the same time, we had a number of WRs go bananas. I even had a team in one of my leagues start Dart and Puka…and still won! Craziness. My man, Matt Stiles (@stiles08) […]

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Why You’re Not Winning Your Leagues: Must-read Strategy Tips.

September 25, 2026 | Fantasy Football Strategy, FEATURED | 1 Comment

by: Ben Wasley

Drafting the right players is a big part of winning your fantasy league, but it’s only half the job. We talk a whole lot about waivers and start/sit decisions and they make a difference too, but the most overlooked part of fantasy is setting up your bench correctly. So today its time to ensure you’re […]

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WR Slot vs. Wide – Week 3

September 25, 2026 | Fantasy Football Strategy, FEATURED | 2 Comments

by: Jefferson

If you need a WR start after a lackluster Week 2, you’ve come to the right place! I’ll be your pilot all season, highlighting my favorite WRs using our proprietary data. Let’s dive into my favorite WR starts and sits for Week 3 using Wide Receiver Fantasy Points Scored Slot vs. Wide and our Defense […]

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Week 3 Streamers and Stashes: Oh no, my Quarterback is dead!

September 24, 2026 | Fantasy Football Strategy, FEATURED | 18 Comments

by: Ben Wasley

Two weeks into the season and there’s already disaster and opportunities around every corner. Whether you’re covering for an injured starter, looking for a season-long replacement or stashing for the future, I’ve got all the information you need. Every week, I’ll be bringing you an article answering two simple questions: who should I stream this […]

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Razzball Supporter’s Leagues Weekly Recap: Week 2

September 23, 2026 | Fantasy Football, Fantasy Football Analysis, Fantasy Football Contests, Fantasy Football Strategy, FEATURED | Leave a comment

by: Sky Guasco

Razzball Supporter’s Leagues Weekly Recap: Week 2 Week 2 was full of injuries and a few big performances. See how our Razzball supporters did. This will be a running series all season long where I document the weekly results from our three Razzball PPR leagues and our DFL league aka Don’t Finish Last league (guill0+|~e […]

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Panic is Now Authorized Due to Injuries – Week 3 Waivers

September 22, 2026 | Fantasy Football Strategy | 25 Comments

by: Matt Stiles

I recommended that you do not panic after one week of fantasy football, especially if you lost. It happens. Losses are part of the deal, and you all knew the deal coming into the season. Well, after two weeks of fantasy football injuries, I am authorizing some panic. As if the list of AJ Brown, […]

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Week 2 Takeaways

September 21, 2026 | Fantasy Football Strategy | 15 Comments

by: Jefferson

Week 2 left us wanting more points, as they were hard to come by during the early games. The injury bug might ultimately be the story of the week, with several offenses losing key pieces before and during Sunday’s action. Hopefully, your fantasy teams were spared the worst of it. Let’s dive into my Week […]

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Zone vs. Gap Rushing – Week 2

September 19, 2026 | Fantasy Football, Fantasy Football Strategy, FEATURED | 11 Comments

by: The Lineup Builder

Hey folks, I’m back with the Zone vs Gap rushing tool that debuted last season. If you missed it then, don’t fret, I’ve got you covered. The goal of the tool is to parse designated rushing results between Zone and Gap rushing schemes, then using the tool to identify good (and bad) RB matchups. This […]

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What I’m Looking for in NFL Week 2

September 19, 2026 | Fantasy Football, Fantasy Football Analysis, Fantasy Football Strategy, FEATURED | 4 Comments

by: Crews

One of the great things about the NFL – and professional sports in general – is its ability to meet our expectations and turn them on their heads. While I’m a big fan of summer, having the NFL back is pretty great. And this was just the beginning of the season. I just started this […]

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WR Slot vs. Wide – Week 2

September 18, 2026 | Fantasy Football, Fantasy Football Analysis, Fantasy Football Data, Fantasy Football Strategy, FEATURED | 17 Comments

by: Jefferson

I hope your Week 1 went as planned. If it didn’t, you’ve come to the right place, as I’ll be your pilot this season, highlighting my favorite WRs using our proprietary data! Let’s dive into my favorite WR starts and sits for Week 2 using Wide Receiver Fantasy Points Scored Slot vs. Wide and our Defense Slot […]

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Week 2 Streamers and Stashes

September 16, 2026 | Fantasy Football Strategy, FEATURED | 14 Comments

by: Ben Wasley

We’re back again for another fantasy season and I’m back doing streamers and stashes for another year! Although your draft will provide the core of your fantasy rosters, it’s vital to constantly improve your roster, taking advantage of good match-ups and future opportunities. Every week, I’ll be bringing you an article answering two simple questions: […]

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