Michael Fabiano
Co-Host, Fantasy Dirt at SiriusXM
Senior Fantasy Analyst at Sports Illustrated
Podcast Host at The Bleav Fantasy Football Show with Michael Fabiano
Senior Fantasy Analyst for Sports Illustrated. Host of Fantasy Dirt and the Fantasy Football Forecast. FSWA Hall of Famer. Formerly of CBS Sports and NFL Media.
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6 days ago |
si.com | Michael Fabiano
The 2025 NFL Draft is the biggest event of the offseason, both in terms of real and fantasy football. Young players inject new excitement into the game … just ask anyone who roots for the Washington Commanders and/or drafted Jayden Daniels in fantasy last season! This year will be no different.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Michael Fabiano
No matter where you go these days, if you’re a sports fan, you’re going to see an NFL mock draft. While they can often be an exercise in futility, even for the best draft pundits, mocks are a fun and educational source of information for NFL and fantasy managers alike. Instead of making predictions based purely on team needs, rumors, etc., which is the norm in most mocks, I’m going to look at it from a betting and fantasy angle.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Michael Fabiano
The 2025 tight end draft class has some potential impact makers at the next level, but we’re looking for pass catchers as opposed to blockers who can shine in the world of fantasy football. Versatility is the key, as teams and fantasy fans want tight ends who can run routes out of the slot while also being able to set up inline and stay on the field as blockers. The group is led by Penn State’s Tyler Warren, who is projected to be a potential top-10 pick in the NFL Draft.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Michael Fabiano
The 2025 wide receiver draft class has some talent and NFL upside, but it’s not what you would call a stacked class. In fact, one of its best prospects, Colorado’s Travis Hunter, might not even be drafted as a wide receiver … he also has the skills to be a top-end NFL cornerback. As a result, his ultimate fantasy value is yet to be determined. The rest of the group is led by Arizona’s Tetairoa McMillan, a big-bodied receiver who is a potential top-15 pick.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Michael Fabiano
The 2025 running back draft class is loaded with talent, so fantasy football managers need to pay close attention to which players land where in the upcoming NFL Draft. Who knows, we could find the next Kyren Williams, Chase Brown or Bucky Irving in this list of backs. The group is led by Boise State’s Ashton Jeanty, who is projected to be a top-10 overall pick. He could land with the Las Vegas Raiders at No. 6, and it’s doubtful he’d fall beyond the No. 12 pick and the Dallas Cowboys.
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