ESPN Search

Christopher Harris explains why utilizing past seasons' statistics is not a safe method for predicting the difficulty of schedules in fantasy football.

Eric Karabell analyzes this week's rankings decisions, zeroing in on some tough calls he had at wide receiver, including Chad Ochocinco, Mike Wallace and Marques Colston.

Blog | Conversation | October 20, 2010

Ah, those beloved Thursday games; they really can shake up a league. AJ Mass addresses potential problems with them.

Tristan Cockcroft analyzes teams' schedules and notes the impact on fantasy.

Story | Conversation | August 10, 2006

An in-depth fantasy view of all games on the NFL schedule.

Story | Conversation | September 10, 2004

Tristan H. Cockcroft looks at how the rest-of-the-season schedule can go a long way in figuring out whom to acquire and deal away at the trade deadline.

Stephania Bell looks at the latest injury situations heading into Week 1, including Adrian Peterson, Marshawn Lynch, Trent Richardson and Steve Johnson.

Stephania Bell has updates on the relevant injuries for fantasy purposes for Week 16, including Ben Roethlisberger, Felix Jones and Vincent Jackson

Eric Karabell discusses the players he would try to trade for right now in fantasy, including New York Jets RB Shonn Greene and Tampa Bay Bucs WR Mike Williams.

Blog | Conversation | October 20, 2011

Jim McCormick assesses how Ricky Williams will impact Ray Rice's production and stature as a potential top-5 fantasy football draft pick.

Christopher Harris explains why attempting to determine which teams have the most favorable fantasy schedules before the season starts isn't worth it.

Tristan H. Cockcroft analyzes the rest of the 2010 schedule for his final set of rankings for the entirety of the season.

Tristan H. Cockcroft previews every team's strength of schedule for fantasy purposes down the stretch.

Football Outsiders takes a hard look at some deceiving early-season defensive performances to be wary of before providing its weekly list of fantasy football starts and sits. Spoiler alert: For your own sanity, avoid Colt McCoy.

Story | Conversation | October 14, 2010

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

Why would you use records for "strength of schedule?" Our formula can tailor SOS specifically to fantasy leagues.