4for4 Fantasy Football

1 week ago | 4for4.com | Matt Jones

ShareFacebook Twitter Reddit Email Google+ At this point in the year, most fantasy football enthusiasts are at least starting to get the itch to hop back into drafts. If you're reading this, you may even have some drafts under your belt already. With voluntary OTAs starting around the league, I gathered 11 members of the 4for4 family to get an expert mock draft rolling. The ADP referenced in this piece will be from our Underdog ADP tool. I'll post the whole draft board at the end.

2 weeks ago | 4for4.com | Jennifer Eakins

ShareFacebook Twitter Reddit Email Google+ What are Best Ball Draft-Only Leagues? Best ball is a fantasy football format where league managers draft their team but there is no in-season management—no waiver wire, no trades, no setting lineups. Instead, your highest-scoring players are optimized to form your starting lineup. Leagues are decided by cumulative season points rather than head-to-head matchups.

3 weeks ago | 4for4.com | Jennifer Eakins

ShareFacebook Twitter Reddit Email Google+ Strength of schedule is a draft tool that can help when making decisions between several players at the same ADP, regardless of fantasy football format. There are several ways to calculate an NFL team’s SOS; the first is by using the combined records of a team’s opponents from the previous season. This method does have its share of flaws, due to free agency, injuries, trades, and the NFL Draft.

4 weeks ago | 4for4.com | Jennifer Eakins

ShareFacebook Twitter Reddit Email Google+ The war against kickers has reached a fever pitch in recent years, and I am not here for it. 4for4 has always been a safe space for those who play in leagues with kicker spots, a haven, if you will, for fantasy managers to appreciate how the position has the potential to be a difference-maker in their collective seasons. At the core of the notion to get rid of kickers is the myth that their output is totally random and unpredictable.

1 month ago | 4for4.com | Justin Edwards

ShareFacebook Twitter Reddit Email Google+ With the 36th pick of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Cleveland Browns selected running back Quinshon Judkins. The former Ole Miss and Ohio State running back will have a chance to fill the Nick Chubb role in his new home after three straight collegiate seasons with over 1,000 yards rushing. Along with Jerome Ford and fellow rookie Dylan Sampson, they’ll attempt to revitalize a rushing attack that finished top-10 league-wide as recently as the 2022 season.