The Sports Illustrated fantasy and betting staff and friends recently held a 12-team, 14-round, full-point PPR draft that required each team to field a starting lineup with one quarterback, two running backs, three wide receivers, two flexes (RB/WR/TE), and one tight end. A kicker or a defense was not required for this mock.

One of the most common pieces of fantasy football advice on the internet is “know your league settings.” This is for good reason, as even seemingly small changes can make a huge impact in how you should approach a given

What separates pick 10 from being a good or bad pick is if Nico Collins falls to the 2.03. With a rank of 13, it’s not out of the