SportsLine simulated the NFL season 10,000 times and revealed its 2025 Fantasy football breakouts for 2025 Fantasy football draft prep

Bijan Robinson, a former top-10 draft pick and superstar running back for the Atlanta Falcons, and Brian Robinson Jr., a solid starting running back for the Washington Commanders who is now the subject of preseason trade talk, are two completely different people. Full stop. Don't let their similar starting "B. Robinson" names fool you. Ever.

Flex players are the wide receivers, running backs, and tight ends who tally receptions, yards, and touchdowns in fantasy football and, ultimately, have the most impact on a manager's pursuit of a victory.

Today, I’m going to give you my pre-season DST rankings for the 2025 fantasy football season. But, before I do that, I wanted to briefly go over my strategy for drafting fantasy football defenses because I truly believe that there is one.

A good name isn't easy to come by. Typically, you need the good enough fortune of drafting a player with a pun-able enough name to flip into something worthy of team-name status. Then, you have to be witty enough to come up with the pun.

With Fields it took small but subtle reminders: 4 of 9 passing for 46 yards with three off-target throws (excluding a screen pass to the wrong shoulder of Garrett Wilson) through two preseason games, and a bunch of quick throws where he made one read or a few times where he missed open targets downfield but opted to keep it short.

The Yahoo Fantasy Forecast Podcast discusses the Brian Robinson Jr. trade rumors and what it might mean for Jacory Croskey-Merritt's fantasy football stock.

With NFL fantasy draft season under way, here's five projected mid-round players that can lead fantasy participants to a league title.

Jake Ciely explains how fantasy football managers often fail when it comes to filling out their team's bench spots.

The vast majority of the Dynasty Fantasy Football analysts I have come to know in my time in the industry prefer tiers to rankings. We believe they are more indicative of reality,