ESPN Search

Ken Daube examines Week 6 targets, as well as goal-line and red zone opportunities, in an effort to determine which players can be expected to repeat that production and which should be expected to slide.

Ken Daube examines Week 3 targets, as well as goal-line and red zone opportunities, in an effort to determine which players can be expected to repeat that production.

Ken Daube discusses the merits of Browns rookie Greg Little, and highlights those who are getting the most opportunities to succeed.

Ken Daube looks at the latest target stats and tries to apply it both now and for next year.

Ken Daube looks at some interesting stats from the past few weeks, including good news for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Ken Daube takes a closer look at some underlying statistical trends and sees that Danny Woodhead is gaining in value as the Patriots' third-down back.

Ken Daube takes a closer look at some underlying statistical trends and sees that Peyton Hillis is making the most of his many opportunities.

Ken Daube takes a final look at target trends, big running plays and favorable passing and rushing schedules for the fantasy playoffs.

Ken Daube looks at the latest trends and warns fantasy owners not to be swayed too much by weather conditions when setting your lineup.

Ken Daube looks at the latest trends and targets, and wonders why more fantasy owners aren't taking the chance on Pierre Garcon.

Ken Daube looks at the latest trends and targets, and sees good things for Donnie Avery.

Ken Daube takes a closer look at Tony Romo's schedule and also sees some wide receiver shakeups, including in Cleveland and Jacksonville.

Ken Daube discusses why he expects Michael Turner to fail to live up to his draft position this season.

Ken Daube discusses why he expects Michael Turner to fail to live up to his draft position this season.

Ken Daube looks at which teams offered the most fantasy rushing production on the ground this season, and what it means for next season's potential running-back draftees.

Ken Daube takes a commonly believed theory about cold-weather games and proves it wrong.