Fantasy football drafts are all about value, supply and demand and, to some degree, just plain going with your gut. Anyone can see the raw stats from last season, project ahead and make those ...

First advice to any fantasy football manager: Do not rely on rankings but your own. Make your own rankings for your league format and divide players into tiers afterward. These are your fantasy teams.

Most analysts' fantasy football rankings have Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey in the No. 1 overall slot and some combination of the Giants' Saquon Barkley, Cowboys' Ezekiel Elliott and ...

Eric Karabell Aug 28, 2024, 05:41 PM ET Fantasy baseball, football and basketball analyst for ESPN Charter member of FSWA Hall of Fame Author of "The Best Philadelphia Sports Arguments" Follow on ...

Virtually anyone can rank fantasy football players, from your favorite ESPN analysts to your grandma to your neighborhood plumber, but without context, the rankings really do not tell much of a ...

Rankings are important when drafting; it's even more important to know where value drops off at each position. Eric Karabell breaks the WRs into tiers.

Virtually anyone can rank fantasy football players, from your favorite ESPN analysts to your grandma to your neighborhood plumber, but without context, the rankings really do not tell much of a ...

Fantasy football draft rankings are a good start, but putting wideouts of similar value into tiers will make things even easier when the pressure is on and your pick is up.

Full-season fantasy football rankings play a critical role in what we do here at ESPN, but sometimes they lack some bigger-picture context. Is one running back, perhaps ranked one spot higher than ...