Fantasy football preparations are underway as the preseason begins in earnest. USA TODAY Sports explores the biggest questions in the NFC East.

What strategies should fantasy managers with the No. 1 pick prepare to use in 2025 fantasy football drafts this season?

Michael Salfino evaluates Malik Nabers, Ashton Jeanty, Puka Nacua and Brian Thomas as first-rounders, along with those they replaced.

Pass-catchers and running backs once again hold the most coveted spots on our standard-scoring fantasy rankings. Utilizing the mock draft simulator from FantasyPros, here's how a recent 10-team, three-round, half-point-per-reception mock played out.

Joe Serpico shares a fantasy football mock draft with the No. 4 overall pick, and he focuses on running backs and wide receivers early.

Pat Fitzmaurice has gone position-by-position to provide you with fantasy football draft strategy and advice. Here’s how Fitz is preparing for his fantasy football drafts. His primers include fantasy football draft strategy,

Plagued both by injuries and inconsistent performances, Anthony Richardson Sr. has only started 15 games since the Colts made him the No. 4 pick of the 2023 draft. On a related note, Indianapolis shelled out $14 million to bring in Daniel Jones on a one-year deal this offseason.

With the start of the 2025 NFL season just three months away, it’s time to dive into offseason news, roster changes, and important names to know for the season ahead. That’s why our writers are highlighting everything you need to know about all 32 teams ahead of fantasy football draft season.

One of the most established high-stakes platforms around is the FFPC (Fantasy Football Players Championship), where drafts start from $35 and go as high as your budgets can imagine. The unique aspect of FFPC scoring is that it is tight