Last week’s roster was a mix of good and bad picks—sadly, more of the bad than the good. But hopefully, with just two more Sundays left, it would sure be nice to win a little money. To that end, time for a new strategy.

I think this time, my focus is going to be on identifying the position that has few really good options. By that, I mean that w...

One of the great things about this time of year is the occasional slate of games on Saturday. The NFL knows it will not have to compete with a full slate of college games and takes advantage of a hungry audience. In the process, they give daily fantasy players another chance to play!

Merry Christmas, right NFL?

Of course, with only three game...

Right when it looked like Todd Gurley was back to being a daily fantasy stud, he proves otherwise with a dismal performance against the Dallas Cowboys.  Derrick Henry wasn’t bad (or good), Christian McCaffrey had a good day, and Nick Chubb turned in a good one as did Chris Carson.

Teams appear to be interested in grinding out the clock, which co...

I am a little surprised that Jameis Winston worked out this week. The game looked like a great one for him, but that usually means he is going to crash and burn. But not this time, he had another stellar daily fantasy day.

Instead, it was Jimmy Garoppolo that crashed in what should have been an easy one (versus Atlanta). Ryan Tannehill had an ok...

My daily fantasy lineup last week was not as good as I had hoped. But to a degree, I can blame injuries for that. As much as we may wish we could foresee them, we can’t. They are a regrettable part of the game. So, no sense in dwelling on the past, right?

On to Week 15…

I think I am going to try a similar approach this week as last week— the ...

Had Mike Evans not gotten hurt on his big touchdown catch, he might have had a great daily fantasy day last week; Jameis Winston certainly did. Stefon Diggs was relatively quiet, as was Davante Adams.

Starting receivers for the Bengals was just a mistake. Deebo Samuel wasn't bad (but wasn't good either). Despite the Colts' struggles, Zach Pascal...

So much for the Derrius Guice resurgence. Benny Snell Jr. was a wash, and James White wasn’t much better. Derrick Henry ended up being a good start, as was Aaron Jones. But it is starting to look like the Jaguars offense, in general, can’t be trusted to produce good daily fantasy production anymore.

However, it is also looking like maybe Joe Mix...

My foray into building a daily fantasy roster for Thursday Night Football daily fantasy play last week didn’t go so well. I leaned way too much on the star power in that one-- should have known better than to trust the Cowboys.

But who would have thought the Cowboys would lay an egg against the Bears?

This week it is going to be the Ravens an...

As it turns out, you can’t always trust star quarterbacks to blow up and have great daily fantasy days, even when they are facing soft defenses—like Aaron Rodgers and Kirk Cousins did Sunday. Jimmy Garoppolo ended up being a brilliant pick, and Ryan Tannehill and Jameis Winston ended up being alright as well.

So, while we may be inclined to look...

My lineup last week—it was just bad. But it proved something hard to remember sometimes when it comes to daily fantasy football. You can’t always rely on superstars to be superstars. Their game isn’t about what daily fantasy players need but doing what it takes to win.

Anyone who started Patrick Mahomes last week was likely pretty disappointed i...