Top Fantasy Need for Each AFC Team

February 25, 2026 | Fantasy Football, Fantasy Football Analysis, Fantasy Football Strategy, Fantasy Football Tools, FEATURED |

by: Sky Guasco

This article lists the top positional need(s) for each AFC team as it relates to fantasy football in 2026. Baltimore Ravens Wide Receiver Zay Flowers surprised as the WR7 on the season, but Baltimore has nobody other than him. They’ll most likely lose Isaiah Likely as well. Possible fits: Rashid Shaheed, Jauan Jennings, Alec Pierce […]

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Week 11 Starts and Sits: Home/Road and Win/Loss Players Splits

November 15, 2025 | Fantasy Football, Fantasy Football Analysis, Fantasy Football Rankings, Fantasy Football Strategy, FEATURED | 10 Comments

by: Crews

I’ve been trying something different by letting the database table show favorable and unfavorable matchups based on agreements of both the Home/Road (H/R) splits and the Win/Loss (W/L) splits. To review: in this section, columns 1 and 5 are pre-game and represent the player’s rank (RK), projected PPR points for the week (PROJ. FPTS). For […]

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Midseason Drop List: Who to Cut Ties With in Fantasy Football

November 8, 2025 | Fantasy Football Strategy |

by: RotoSurgeon

We are officially halfway through the 2025 NFL season. While we can still say it is still “so early” for rookies who have not made a name for themselves, veterans struggling to produce in fantasy do not earn the same grace. There is plenty of information on efficiency, targets, routes, snaps, injuries, and general production […]

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Week 10 Starts and Sits: Home/Road and Win/Loss Players Splits

November 8, 2025 | Fantasy Football, FEATURED | 3 Comments

by: Crews

I’ve been trying something different by letting the database table show favorable and unfavorable matchups based on agreements of both the Home/Road (H/R) splits and the Win/Loss (W/L) splits. To review: in this section, columns 1 and 5 are pre-game and represent the player’s rank (RK), projected PPR points for the week (PROJ. FPTS). For […]

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Week 9 Starts and Sits: Home/Road and Win/Loss Players Splits

November 2, 2025 | Fantasy Football, FEATURED | 2 Comments

by: Crews

I’ve been trying something different by letting the database table show favorable and unfavorable matchups based on agreements of both the Home/Road (H/R) splits and the Win/Loss (W/L) splits. I’ve added two columns to the tables: “Actual Pts,” based on the player’s Week 8 PPR score, and “Pos Rk,” where the player’s score ranked at […]

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Week 8 Starts and Sits: Home/Road and Win/Loss Players Splits

October 24, 2025 | Fantasy Football, Fantasy Football Strategy, FEATURED | 20 Comments

by: Crews

I’ve been trying something different by letting the database table show favorable and unfavorable matchups based on agreements of both the Home/Road splits and the Win/Loss splits. I’ve added two columns to the tables: “Actual Pts,” based on the player’s Week 7 PPR score, and “Pos Rk,” where the player’s score ranked at his position […]

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Zone vs. Gap Rushing – Week 8

October 23, 2025 | Fantasy Football, Fantasy Football Strategy, FEATURED |

by: The Lineup Builder

Another great fantasy football week for your favorite RazzballNFL writer. In the home league that Stiles and I share, we absolutely destroyed a long-time nemesis. When I say “destroyed” I mean it. We won by 111 points. It was fantastic. I also stayed alive in both of my Guillotine leagues and went 2-0 in Scott […]

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Week 7 Starts and Sits: Home/Road and Win/Loss Players Splits

October 19, 2025 | Fantasy Football, FEATURED | 2 Comments

by: Crews

Last week I tried something different by letting the database table show favorable and unfavorable matchups based on agreements of both the Home/Road splits and the Win/Loss splits. I’ve added two columns to the tables: “Actual Pts,” based on the player’s Week 6 PPR score, and “Pos Rk,” where the player’s score ranked at his […]

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NFL Takeaways – Week 5

October 6, 2025 | Fantasy Football, Fantasy Football Analysis, Fantasy Football Data, Fantasy Football Strategy, Fantasy Football Tools | 14 Comments

by: Jefferson

We’re in the dog days of fantasy with our first week of bye weeks and the number of injuries piling up. This was a good week for statistical production across the board despite all the noise. Let’s review my Week 5 takeaways as we look forward to Week 6. Be sure to check out Razzball […]

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Week 4 Starts and Sits: Home/Road and Win/Loss Players Splits

September 27, 2025 | Fantasy Football, FEATURED | 15 Comments

by: Crews

Time to hold my feet to the fire. My Week 3 starts: D’Andre Swift: projected 12.2 PPR points, actual 10.8 PPR points Marquise Brown: projected 12.7 PPR points, actual 8.2 PPR points Jameson Williams: projected 12.7 PPR points, actual 6.3 PPR points Keenan Allen: projected 12.5 PPR points, actual 19.5 PPR points Oof. One out […]

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Zone vs. Gap Rushing – Week 4

September 24, 2025 | Fantasy Football Strategy | 2 Comments

by: The Lineup Builder

So now we’re a couple weeks into our new Zone vs. Gap Rushing Tool and the data is starting to normalize. To gauge the value, I’m going to review the recommendations from last week and see how they turned out. It’s important to know if it’s predictive or not. This week, the data we’re drawing […]

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NFL Takeaways: Week 3

September 22, 2025 | Fantasy Football, Fantasy Football Data, Fantasy Football Rankings, Fantasy Football Strategy, Fantasy Football Tools, FEATURED | 13 Comments

by: Jefferson

This was the emergence of the rookie RBs upon the fantasy community. I hope you drafted one or a few of these young and talented backs. It’s very reminiscent of the rookie WR class last season. Next week is our last full slate of games as bye weeks begin in Week 5. Let’s take a […]

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