Perhaps you’re fresh off a championship, or maybe you’ve drawn the short end of the stick and are picking last in a startup redraft league. Whatever the case, I’m here to help you maximize your back-to-back picks from start to finish. Consecutive picks can be a blessing and a curse. It’s easy to take the best player available and end up with an awkward roster construction or feel like you’re reaching as the draft unfolds. The key is identifying rounds where there’s a surplus at certain...

It’s a shame Raiders coaches changed Ashton Jeanty’s stance behind the line of scrimmage this offseason. That tall, squared-up posture had become his signature. It’s almost eerie in the way it mirrors Michael Myers waiting for the snap, and when the ball is in his hands, defenders are the ones who should be running. Click here for more 2025 Player Profiles! Seven RBs have been drafted in the top 10 since 2015: Todd Gurley, Ezekiel Elliott, Leonard Fournette, Christian McCaffrey,...

The similarities between Justin Jefferson and Brian Thomas Jr. up to this point in their careers are uncanny. Both played at LSU with QBs who transferred in and then won the Heisman. Both operated in the shadow of a more “talented” WR on the roster; Jefferson behind Ja’Marr Chase, Thomas behind Malik Nabers. It doesn’t stop there. Each was selected in the 20s of their respective draft classes. Jefferson went 22nd overall as the fifth WR taken, and Thomas went 23rd as the fourth WR taken....

Since 2011, there have been just 18 instances where an offense went an entire game without punting or turning the ball over. Only four QBs have pulled this off twice: Aaron Rodgers, Joe Burrow, Jared Goff, and Jayden Daniels. Even more impressive? Daniels is the only one to do it twice in the same season. Click here for more 2025 Player Profiles! Under Kliff Kingsbury, Daniels and the Commanders consistently found ways to keep the offense on the field. Washington led the league in...

This offseason, Jahmyr Gibbs changed his jersey number, trading in 26 for 0. Make no mistake: he’s closer to hero than zero. Detroit’s backfield mirrors the classic duo: Sonic and Knuckles. Gibbs, nicknamed Sonic for his electric speed, brings the explosiveness, while David Montgomery (Knuckles) delivers the power. But even in a duo, one star usually rises. And in Detroit, Sonic is becoming the headliner. Click here for more 2025 Player Profiles! The 2K Club For the last...