Be sure to check out the latest tools on Razzball.com: Slot vs. Wide PPG Allowed | WR Slot vs. Wide| DEF Targets Allowed | Home vs. Away | Wins vs. Losses | TD Tool | RB Zone vs. Gap Rushing | DEF Zone vs. Please, blog, may I have some more?

I really do not know what to say at this point.  Though we did not see any major names lost to injury in Week 5, here we are still trying to navigate a waiver wire full of names that were barely considered in deep best ball leagues.  Please, blog, may I have some more?

Jefferson is taking a few weeks and asked me to handle this column for him. I’ll try not to let him and you down. Week 5 is mostly in the books, except for except for tonight and what might still be a preview to Super Bowl LXI. Please, blog, may I have some more?

As we approach Week 5, finding the right wide receivers has become a weekly challenge, with seemingly no easy answers. The position has been hit hard by injuries, leaving fantasy managers scrambling for reliable replacements and searching for the next breakout. Please, blog, may I have some more?

The Atlantic Basin has had no hurricanes in 2026. This is notable because, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the last time that happened was in 1914. But we have one now: Isaias. Right now, Isaias is not expected to directly impact any Week 5 games, although the impact to the Mid-Atlantic and Tennessee Valley teams could be rain and wind. Please, blog, may I have some more?

Razzball Supporter’s Leagues Weekly Recap: Week 4 This will be a running series all season long where I document the weekly results from our three Razzball PPR leagues and our DFL league aka Don’t Finish Last league (guill0+|~e format… iykyk). I’ll simply list who played who and those scores plus the updated standings for PPR leagues and who finished last resulting in their removal from the DFL.  Please, blog, may I have some more?

It was quite a week for tight ends in Week 4, as 19 scored at least 10 PPR points, and a 20th narrowly missed. Be sure to check out the latest tools on Razzball.com: Slot vs. Wide PPG Allowed | WR Slot vs. Please, blog, may I have some more?

Bye weeks have arrived and that means depth becomes so much more important. So as always, I’ll be telling you who to stream this week to cover for your missing Chiefs and Panthers, and who to stash for the bye week bonanzas to come. Please, blog, may I have some more?

Be sure to check out the latest tools on Razzball.com: Slot vs. Wide PPG Allowed | WR Slot vs. Wide| DEF Targets Allowed | Home vs. Away | Wins vs. Losses | TD Tool | RB Zone vs. Gap Rushing | DEF Zone vs. Please, blog, may I have some more?

I am not going to bore you with any flowery intro this week.  Simply put, I do not want to waste your time nor insult your fantasy intelligence.  You can see, as we all can, that injuries are piling up faster than we can insulate our rosters.  Please, blog, may I have some more?

Four weeks down, and we’re finally getting enough data to separate the fantasy football truth from the early-season nonsense. Of course, the injury bug apparently didn’t get the memo, as it continues to feast on our rosters. But through the chaos, we’re starting to see some real trends emerge. Please, blog, may I have some more?

I thought I’d start with a fantasy football anecdote: it’s been a while since I’ve had a truly dreadful team. I don’t mean bad. I mean so terrible it belongs in a different league from the other teams. It’s an old league, 12 teams, non-PPR, and we use whole-number scoring. Please, blog, may I have some more?

As we approach Week 4, finding the right wide receivers is becoming a weekly test with seemingly no easy answers. I’ll do my best to identify the best starts, by highlighting my favorite WRs using our proprietary data. Let’s dive into my favorite WR starts and sits for Week 4 using Wide Receiver Fantasy Points Scored Slot vs. Please, blog, may I have some more?

Not unlike the other positions, RB injuries have been stripping our fantasy teams to the bone. Listen to some of these names we’re trying to find replacements for this week: De’Von Achane (Out for Season), Breece Hall (Out, Week-to-Week), Travis Etienne Jr. Please, blog, may I have some more?

Razzball Supporter’s Leagues Weekly Recap: Week 3 Week 3 was again full of injuries and a few big performances. See how our Razzball supporters did. This will be a running series all season long where I document the weekly results from our three Razzball PPR leagues and our DFL league aka Don’t Finish Last league (guill0+|~e format… iykyk). Please, blog, may I have some more?

I’ll be ahead of the Week 4 Thursday game…I think. Be sure to check out the latest tools on Razzball.com: Slot vs. Wide PPG Allowed | WR Slot vs. Wide| DEF Targets Allowed | Home vs. Away | Wins vs. Please, blog, may I have some more?

Another one bites the dust, with De’Von Achane joining a growing list of injured studs. So who should you use instead? Read on, to find all the best streamers for this week and stashes for the future. To keep things simple, we’ll define a streamer as any player you wouldn’t usually start who is a viable option for this week. Please, blog, may I have some more?

Be sure to check out the latest tools on Razzball.com: Slot vs. Wide PPG Allowed | WR Slot vs. Wide| DEF Targets Allowed | Home vs. Away | Wins vs. Losses | TD Tool | RB Zone vs. Gap Rushing | DEF Zone vs. Please, blog, may I have some more?

It might be an easier column to write if I listed the weekly injuries and then signed off.  This 2026 season has been brutal where injuries are concerned.  I know I do not need to tell you or your fantasy lineup that, but it feels somewhat cathartic to write it down.  Please, blog, may I have some more?

Week 3 is in the books, and we’re finally starting to get a clearer picture of which early-season trends are real and which ones were simply small-sample-size noise. The injury bug continues to wreak havoc across the NFL, creating new opportunities for some players while putting others on the fantasy radar. Please, blog, may I have some more?

We already have a Week 3 game in the books, so Kyle Pitts and Tucker Kraft will not be in my rankings. I likely would have over-ranked them this week: Michael Penix’s return did nothing to boost Pitts’ fortunes, and Kraft was heavily targeted and underwhelming. Please, blog, may I have some more?

I don’t know about you, but Week 2 gave me whiplash. We lost not one, not two, but three fantasy QBs. At the same time, we had a number of WRs go bananas. I even had a team in one of my leagues start Dart and Puka…and still won! Please, blog, may I have some more?