The Rams lost WR Danny Amendola to the New England Patriots earlier this year. Their slot receiver vacancy sign was lit heading into the draft and boy did they fill it!

I'm sorry for yelling, I know I said I'd work on that after last year's week 15 meltdown. Do you honestly think I like what I've become, fantasy football? I just can't quit you.

By Joe Fortenbaugh, National Football Post Well, here we are. August. The blazing heat of summer is finally starting to throttle back and the NFL i...

While a traditional advice column may be better suited just three weeks away from opening night, I wanted to take the time and offer a different column on advice for men.

Strategy topic of the week: are tight ends on teams with weak passing attacks better options than tight ends on teams with strong passing attacks?

By Rob Shaw, Bloomberg Sports Week 11 in the 2011 season will be remembered for a few reasons including Tim Tebow’s shocking win over the Jets on...

If your team is likely to qualify for you fantasy league's playoffs, you should already be looking ahead to ensure that the players on your roster have as many favorable match-ups as possible during the playoff weeks.

BY ROB SHAW, Bloomberg Sports If you’re wondering whether this article actually provides you with gems for your fantasy teams, consider what our ...

The best way to ensure that you have the optimal roster heading into your league's playoffs is to start analyzing playoff week match-ups now.

BY ROB SHAW, Bloomberg Sports If you only saw the first half of what was then a scoreless Giants-Patriots game, would you believe the Giants won 24...

I used to believe that re-ranking fantasy football players by position each week based on their upcoming match-up was a waste of time. Over time I've come to believe that I was wrong.

Strategy topic of the week: how should you go about evaluating and responding to a trade offer?

Jordan Schultz and the guys broke down the Red River Rivalry game this weekend between No. 1 Oklahoma and archrival Texas, talked about the Hank Williams Jr. disaster and, of course, made all their picks for the upcoming marquee games.

I am what you call a three-day-a-week player: I scan the waiver wires for five minutes at lunch and check on key match-ups, but I do not aimlessly read blogs all day searching for the edge. Without further ado, here are my three fantasy studs and duds for Week 4.

In the debut episode of Sports Blitz Now -- the brand new Huffington Post sports radio show -- Jordan Schultz and the guys broke down all the marquee matchups in college football this weekend, ranked their power 10 NFL teams and offered plenty of fantasy advice.

The best defense is a good offense. According to The Yale Book of Quotations, this adage can be traced back to George Washington. In 1799, Washingt...

This is the second of a miniseries of debates on fantasy football's top position prospects, geared to help you win your league. Click HERE for our run...