Fantasy Football Articles & Model Guides

September 3, 2026 Is streaming the QB position a good fantasy strategy? Is it even viable? My keen interest is always to see what the data says. Let’s not go by anecdotes and opinions. We let the data talk. To investigat

Before this study, I was not completely convinced QB streaming was usually a good idea. Below I discuss some of the arguments and counter-arguments for streaming (vs. drafting+holding). TL;DR Of course I hope some of you

This post is about exploring how well projection models might improve the points we get from the QB position. Plus some commentary exploring how predictable/unpredictable QBs are. Some key questions were: What's differen

The idea of focusing on this specific position pairing (QB+Kicker) was partly based on columns I had read years back (one example is here). For some time, I've been wanting to investigate this methodically, and I hope yo

Most people are probably holding QBs, not streaming. However, streaming QBs can definitely be a viable fantasy strategy if: your league is small and the QB you drafted needs some filler weeks. your league-mates draft the

Prevailing opinions about QB: Wait to draft a later-round QB, because other positions have higher replacement value early in the draft. Verdict: Generally true. Rushing QBs provide a safer floor because QB rushing yards

There are not usually major flaws in the top QB rankings, but I did sense the opposing defense can get overlooked. In battles between top QBs and top defenses, rankers often keep “usually safe” QB choices at the top. Is

Control: QBs give the most amount of control over their own point production, even though matchups matter more than most people think. Attitude: Don't trick yourself into thinking that QBs are that much more predictable