With just a few weeks left in the regular season, your sole focus should be the fantasy playoffs. Late-season waivers can get interesting. A few players are emerging as viable fantasy plays while they audition for next season. My article will be comprised of those types of players, but only add them if you might play them. When it comes to waiver adds this late in the year, don't waste roster spots on the flavor of the week if they will never see your starting lineup.

Last week sucked. Plain and simple. I basically had one good pick at each position, but none of them were my Stream of the Week. Oof. As we get this close to the playoffs, streaming gets tough but also far more critical. We can't dwell on it too long, so we're on to Week 12. Overall, we've still built the QB13, TE6, and DEF6 with my Streams of the Week this year, and my Best Picks are nearly the best at their positions.

Welcome to Club Fantasy's Weekly Start/Sit Matchup Report, a data-driven guide to setting winning lineups. Each week, we highlight the defenses allowing the most and fewest fantasy points to quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends over the last four weeks. This isn't just season-long data you'll find on most sites; it's recent, actionable info to help you spot hot and cold matchups before your competition does.

In all honesty, Week 12 might be the most important week of your fantasy season. The playoffs are just a few weeks out, and you only have two or three games to clinch your spot. To complicate matters, four teams are on bye again. Throw in Week 11's injuries and one significant suspension, and we are missing some major pieces of the fantasy football puzzle this week.

One month. In most fantasy leagues, you have just one month left to clinch your playoff spot. Hopefully, you're sitting comfortably with 7-9 wins. If you're not, we have work to do. Last week, my Streams of the Week helped get you there. My QB and TE balled out, and my defense wasn't too bad either. It was a weird week, as my top picks delivered, but my other options fell flat.

Welcome to Club Fantasy's Weekly Start/Sit Matchup Report, a data-driven guide to setting winning lineups. Each week, we highlight the defenses allowing the most and fewest fantasy points to quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends over the last four weeks. This isn't just season-long data you'll find on most sites; it's recent, actionable info to help you spot hot and cold matchups before your competition does.

The fantasy playoffs are so close, and waivers are so, so ugly. I mentioned this last week, but the problem is worse in Week 11. So bad in fact, that two of my top-5 picks don't even play this week. UG. LY. Regardless, we press on. With trade deadlines approaching, waivers might be your only shot at improving your roster. It’s just a matter of how much better you can actually get.

The DFS Academy is back for Week 10! As a reminder, we’re keeping things simple this year. While we have no original DFS article series, you can still catch our DFS podcast every week. This article is a breakdown of that show. Think of it as your DFS Week 10 study guide. And don’t forget, you can play against us every week on DraftKings and FanDuel.

For most leagues, the playoffs are just about a month away. You have three, maybe four more opportunities to add to your win total and secure your spot. That gets a lot harder if you just lost Jayden Daniels or Tucker Kraft! Welcome to the wonderful world of streaming! We crushed just about every pick for two weeks straight, and we have built top-5 players at every position using only waiver-wire adds.

Welcome to Club Fantasy's Weekly Start/Sit Matchup Report, a data-driven guide to setting winning lineups. Each week, we highlight the defenses allowing the most and fewest fantasy points to quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends over the last four weeks. This isn't just season-long data you'll find on most sites; it's recent, actionable info to help you spot hot and cold matchups before your competition does.

How do I put this delicately? The waiver wire for Week 10 is rough (IT SUCKS!) As the fantasy regular season winds down, some managers get less active, which means less churn and subpar waivers. There may be some gems in your league, but given my article parameters (players must be 50% available on ESPN), there is little to get excited about.

Well, we survived the Bye-Pocalypse! All three of my Stream of the Week picks scored 14+, and this article featured the QB5, TE4, and both of the top-two DEF/ST from Week 8. It was a damn good week. Now, let's keep it rolling in Week 9. Each week, I highlight five streaming options at QB, TE, and DEF. These players are available in at least 50% of ESPN leagues and can still provide a matchup edge.

Club Fantasy's Weekly Fantasy Football Matchup Report is here to help you set winning lineups. Each week, we spotlight the ten defenses allowing the most points to QBs, RBs, WRs, and TEs, along with the five toughest matchups. Our data reflects each team's performance over the last four weeks, rather than season-long statistics. With bye weeks in full swing, this analysis will focus on a team's last three or four games, providing a more precise and actionable picture of which matchups to target or avoid based on recent performance.

Well, that sucked. With six teams on bye and a plethora of injuries, Week 8 provided some interesting start-sit decisions! If you pulled out a win, congrats. If you took an L, don't take it too hard. This time, it truly may not have been your fault. As far as waivers go, this article is on a bit of a hot streak.

Well, we're in the thick of it now! SIX TEAMS ON BYE! The player pool shrinks, and more managers in your league are trying to stream this week. Don't panic; we got this. It's also why I give five options every week! Last week, we smashed QB and DEF, but my top TE let me down...which is exactly why I am picking him again this week.

Club Fantasy's Weekly Fantasy Football Matchup Report is here to help you set winning lineups. Each week, we spotlight the ten defenses allowing the most points to QBs, RBs, WRs, and TEs, along with the five toughest matchups. Starting this week, our data will reflect each team's performance over the last four weeks, rather than season-long statistics. With bye weeks starting, this analysis will focus on a team's last three or four games, providing a more precise and actionable picture of which matchups to target or avoid based on recent performance.

Is it Bye-mageddon or Bye-pocalypse? I don't want to offend anyone. No matter how you celebrate, 19% of the NFL is off this week, and that is going to make for tricky roster decisions. Below, you will find my Top 5 adds for the week, but who to drop is just as important. I would encourage you to check out our YouTube show later today to discuss this, but I'll also give some advice.

The DFS Academy is back for Week 7! As a reminder, we’re keeping things simple this year. While we have no original DFS article series, you can still catch our DFS podcast every week. This article is a breakdown of that show. Think of it as your DFS Week 7 study guide. And don’t forget, you can play against us every week on DraftKings and FanDuel.

We've reached the time of year when I just use my intros to lament. Last week, we finally got good play from my Stream of the Week QB, but this time, my DEF/ST lets me down. One of these weeks, I will hit on all three in the same week. All in all, things are looking good in the streaming world.

Club Fantasy's Weekly Fantasy Football Matchup Report is here to help you set winning lineups. Each week, we spotlight the ten defenses allowing the most points to QBs, RBs, WRs, and TEs, along with the five toughest matchups. Starting this week, our data will reflect each team's performance over the last four weeks, rather than season-long statistics. With bye weeks starting, this analysis will focus on a team's last three or four games, providing a more precise and actionable picture of which matchups to target or avoid based on recent performance.

I don't often gloat in my intros, especially about the Waiver Wire, but we did a damn fine job last week. On top of calling Kimani Vidal the lead back for the Chargers, three of my five picks found the endzone in Week 6. Sure, Tory Horton put up a goose egg, but there was a reason he was the 5th option!

The DFS Academy is back for Week 6! As a reminder, we’re keeping things simple this year. While we have no original DFS article series, you can still catch our DFS podcast every week. This article is a breakdown of that show. Think of it as your DFS Week 5 study guide. And don’t forget, you can play against us every week on DraftKings and FanDuel.

As we move on to Week 6, with injuries and bye weeks, more and more teams in your league are probably starting to stream. That is a big reason why I give five options in this article every week. If you can't get my top choice, there are four others. As you read further, you'll notice in my Accountability section that one of those four picks is likely to pop every week.

Club Fantasy's Weekly Fantasy Football Matchup Report is here to help you set winning lineups. Each week, we spotlight the ten defenses allowing the most points to QBs, RBs, WRs, and TEs, along with the five toughest matchups. Starting this week, our data will reflect each team's performance over the last four weeks, rather than season-long statistics. With bye weeks starting, this analysis will focus on a team's last three or four games, providing a more precise and actionable picture of which matchups to target or avoid based on recent performance.

We just can't have nice things! No one was happy when Najee Harris was hurt, but there was a small bit of excitement around seeing what Omarion Hampton could do with the backfield to himself. As we enter Week 6, Hampton is the RB10...and will miss the next four weeks with an ankle injury. Damn it! Thankfully, there weren't many injuries in Week 5, but losing Hampton will hurt.