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1 week ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Scott Pianowski
It's May now. Stuff has happened. Free agency came and went, the NFL Draft finally did its dance, even the George Pickens trade was delivered to us on a glorious Wednesday morning. The NFL offseason knows how to serve its dedicated, daily fans. Today, it's our turn to handle the serving plate. It's time to get a sense of how the 32 NFL offenses stack up for fantasy purposes. This ranking is part data, part observation, part skate to where the puck is going and part special sauce.
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1 week ago | 
aol.co.uk | Scott Pianowski
It's May now. Stuff has happened. Free agency came and went, the NFL Draft finally did its dance, even the George Pickens trade was delivered to us on a glorious Wednesday morning. The NFL offseason knows how to serve its dedicated, daily fans. Today, it's our turn to handle the serving plate. It's time to get a sense of how the 32 NFL offenses stack up for fantasy purposes. This ranking is part data, part observation, part skate to where the puck is going and part special sauce.
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1 week ago | 
aol.co.uk | Scott Pianowski
We're over 20% of the way through the 2025 MLB season, so it's a good time to kick off the Shuffle Up series. And we'll start with the position everyone asks about the most: starting pitchers. Pitchers are the sirens of fantasy baseball, forever teasing us and misleading us. Most pitchers, even the best of them, are constantly tinkering with their approach, their arsenal, their mechanics.
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1 week ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Scott Pianowski
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1 week ago | 
wsbtv.com | Scott Pianowski
We're over 20% of the way through the fresh MLB season, so it's a good time to kick off the Shuffle Up series. And we'll start with the position everyone asks about the most: starting pitchers. Pitchers are the sirens of fantasy baseball, forever teasing us and misleading us. Most pitchers, even the best of them, are constantly tinkering with their approach, their arsenal, their mechanics.
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1 week ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Scott Pianowski
The 2024 Detroit Tigers were a fun, if improbable, story. Detroit had a losing record at the trade deadline and, reasonably, went into the market as a seller. Then the Tigers got shockingly hot (winning 31 of their final 44 games) and stole a playoff spot, even won a series. Everyone loves a Cinderella story. But it's hard to know how well those slippers fit the next day. Well, it's 2025 now. And Detroit isn't an underdog anymore.
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2 weeks ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Scott Pianowski
It took a while, but we finally made it — the 2025 NFL Draft has come and gone. Let's examine how the last week has impacted passing games around the league, and consider what fantasy football values are on the rise and on the fall. Talk about a much-needed offensive makeover, the Bears sure got it. First it was the hiring of Detroit OC Ben Johnson, then it was improving the offensive line when the league calendar opened. A strong push.
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2 weeks ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Scott Pianowski
We're about a month into the fresh baseball season, and it's a good time to start thinking about which players are moving the needle this year. Here's today's assignment: what players did I likely have ranked too high or too low back in March's draft season? [Smarter waivers, better trades, optimized lineups — Yahoo Fantasy Plus unlocks it all]Maybe four weeks of data won't offer definitive proof, but we should have a strong enough signal to make some notes and adjustments.
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2 weeks ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Scott Pianowski
We've spent much time this spring talking about the fun offenses. The Cubs have led the majors in scoring pretty much since the games started on American soil. The Yankees and their torpedo bats, we've been there, done that. The Reds, Diamondbacks and Red Sox are also in the top five for runs scored, no surprises there. But what's going on at the bottom of the column? The Texas Rangers, just two seasons removed from the championship, are the lowest-scoring team in baseball.
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3 weeks ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Scott Pianowski
Of the 70 players selected on Day 2 of the 2025 NFL draft, only four were running backs. That's a low count, especially when you consider the lofty reputation of this backfield class. It's a good thing I didn't punch an over-under ticket on that Friday running back count; that ticket would be ripped now. But man, did those Friday backs land in some nifty spots. Perfect fits, straight from the tailor. Maybe we'll be calling these guys the four aces by the middle of the next NFL season.
