The annual Week 1 of the fantasy football season has come and gone. As always, chaos erupted, and it had fantasy managers questioning their teams and second-guessing lineup decisions.
They are undervalued gems you find in the late parts of the draft that significantly outproduce their initial expectations. Finding these hidden treasures is a tough task, but the satisfaction of striking gold is worth it.
The AFC West went pretty much as everyone expected in 2023. The Chiefs won at will and there was nothing anyone could do about it. It’s been that way for years and it seems like the other three teams are going in the wrong direction in terms of trying to dethrone the Chiefs.
With the Detroit Lions winning the division for the first time since 1994, seemingly everyone is panicking. The Bears went through an extensive overhaul on offense, the Packers revamped their running back and offensive line rooms, and the Vikings will see a new face under center.
The Bengals look to bounce back after missing the playoffs and this draft was an auspicious start.
Monti Ossenfort and the Arizona Cardinals had the opportunity to turn their franchise around with the 2024 NFL Draft. Armed with 12 draft picks (including seven through the first three rounds), they needed to bring their A-game.
We take a look at Chris Braswell, an electrifying edge rusher from Alabama.
Let’s take a look at Troy Franklin, a dynamic receiver from the University of Oregon.
The NFL Draft will begin on April 25, 2024. We take a look at Nate Wiggins, one of the headlining cornerbacks in the draft.
The 2023 season was a big year of change for the Arizona Cardinals.
We take a look at Troy Fautanu, a talented lineman whose Washington team earned a championship bid during his final season as a Huskie.
Jared Verse was originally a zero-star recruit with only one scholarship offer from Albany.
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