If you drafted Alshon Jeffery around his ninth round ADP in the NFFC, you won the round. Ray Flowers breaks down what might have been the perfect draft this year in his final RotoWire column.
Jerricho Cotchery has scored in five of the last six weeks, but Ray Flowers recommends not starting him this week.
Ryan Fitzpatrick's legs have made him a top-10 quarterback the last four weeks.
Ray Flowers loves Brian Hartline's steady performance level in PPR leagues.
Ray Flowers discusses Andrew Luck, Matt McGloin and a whole host of other quarterbacks this week.
Matt Forte leads all RBs in fantasy points over the last four weeks. Ray Flowers takes a snapshot of each position over that timespan in this week's edition.
Riley Cooper was among the three-touchdown club members in Week 9. Ray Flowers shares his thoughts on Cooper and more in this week's themed version.
Not everyone can consistently bring it for his fantasy owners as Drew Brees can.
Ray Rice continues to be a disappointment this year. Ray Flowers puts Rice's numbers among many others this week for context.
Ray Flowers believes that Cam Newton remains among the elite quarterbacks, among other notes this week.
Ray Flowers crunches the red zone numbers for running backs and concludes that Ben Tate isn't worth being in the conversation so long as Arian Foster is healthy.
Jamal Charles is pondering a life without PPR leagues, and he doesn't like it. Ray Flowers is right there with him.
You may be down on Michael Floyd's production so far, but his snap count percentage gives some cause for hope, according to Ray Flowers.
Ray Flowers talks about who he's worried about and who he's not worried about. Which list does Russell Wilson make?
Better times are ahead for Jacksonville's Cecil Shorts, according to Ray Flowers.
Ray Flowers' new football column for RotoWire debuts this week. In it he discusses Ahmad Bradshaw, Josh Gordon (pictured), Emmanuel Sanders and more.