Being a fantasy owner whose season goes through Week 17 is kind of like being the honeydew in a fruit salad—there’s no shortage of love for a fruit salad, but

Congratulations to all of you who will spend this entire week celebrating fantasy championships. Chances are you taught your league-mates a thing or two on your

We’ve reached the final edition of Risers and Sliders for the 2015 season. These risers, however, is possibly the most important batch of the year. Anyone

If you’re reading this column, congratulations! The only reason you’d be thinking about making waiver moves in advance of Week 16 is if you’ve made it to your

Last week, we used this space to talk about the injury sidelining Andy Dalton and likely costing most of his fantasy owners their championship hopes. Now that

It may be the fantasy playoffs, but player stocks continue to rise and fall this late in the year, and with them go the respective prospects of their fantasy

The Andy Dalton and Thomas Rawls injuries loomed large in fantasy leagues in Week 14. If you were able to survive those injuries and move on to the fantasy

There’s never a good time for injuries to strike. There are times that are better than others, however. Week 14, the first week of the fantasy playoffs in most

It may be late in the season, but there are still players whose stock is just now climbing to must-start levels. This week, we find ourselves with three running

We have finally reached Week 14 of the NFL season. Most leagues begin their playoffs this week, though some are in the final week of their regular season. No

Can it be true that we’re just days away from the fantasy playoffs in most leagues? Indeed, the postseason is here, and Week 13 revealed some important truths

All season long, we’ve seen injuries turn backups into Risers as they’ve taken advantage of new opportunities. That same construct is at work this week, albeit

There is just one week remaining in the typical fantasy regular season, and while most owners are likely set with their rosters, there are still moves to be

Three quarterbacks who only show up as faint dots on the fantasy radar came through with big games in Week 12. Two of those also had great real-life games,

Now that we are completely done with byes for the 2015 season, Risers and Sliders will look a little different, particularly when it comes to the Sliders.

It doesn’t matter what time of year it is. Injuries always drive the action on the waiver wire. After a relatively light period for acquisitions one week ago,

There are just two weeks remaining in the typical fantasy regular season. We’ll be following our usual publishing schedule during the week, but our Sunday

High-profile quarterback injuries have struck more teams this year than any in recent memory. From Ben Roethlisberger in Pittsburgh to Peyton Manning in Denver

For seemingly the 10th straight week, injuries have created the greatest buying opportunities on the waiver wire. This time the affected team is the Patriots,

There’s one game left in Week 10, but for all intents and purposes, we have just three weeks left in the standard fantasy regular season. With that in mind,

Nine weeks into the season, it’s clear that we’re not dealing with the same old Bengals. Those willing also-rans who have made the playoffs four straight years,

Injuries are the ceaseless current in the NFL, beating against all the boats that are just trying to get to the opposite shore unscathed. Four more running back

With just four weeks left in the typical fantasy regular season, your roster should be pretty firm by now. Depth isn’t as critical at this stage as it was just

A back who is only on the fantasy radar because of an injury, a receiver who was previously left for dead and a tight end who escaped the shackles of the