Week 15 is in the books, and the second round of the fantasy football postseason is just around the corner. If you’re reading this column, you’ve very likely advanced in your leagues (congratulations!

Week 16 is not ideal to have several key injuries, but that's what we're dealing with in the semifinals of the Fantasy playoffs. Unfortunately, we saw some top players get hurt in Week 15. Patrick ...

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Welcome to the fortunate few fantasy managers who've survived the season and are set to participate in the playoffs. Roster management becomes slightly different in the postseason, with the primary ...

Let's face it: On fantasy football championship week, no player pickup off the waiver wire is going to lead you to a title. If you haven't constructed a strong roster, starting on draft day and ...

Due to the wide variance in types of leagues and individual team needs, the players listed here include their availability rates in Yahoo leagues, which may or may not match rates on other platforms.

Justin Boone identifies under-the-radar stashes to consider adding to your roster before they become top fantasy football waiver-wire pickups in future weeks. [Upgrade to Fantasy Plus and gain your ...

We continue to work our way through a limited schedule this week because of the NBA Cup. While all eyes might be on the semifinals on Saturday, fantasy managers are scouring the waiver wire for ...

Over a wild fantasy football scoring week, the surviving teams in the postseason must address some lost assets via injuries and reevaluate the free pool for possible Week 16 upgrades. Many backend ...

Each week I’ll list the best widely available free agents for fantasy football — I define “widely available” as being owned in around half of all ESPN or Yahoo leagues — and some guys who are probably ...