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Wouldn't it be great if you knew in August what you know now? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

To win a fantasy championship, it's best to start with a great draft. But filling gaps in your roster with the occasional waiver-wire acquisition also can pay big dividends. Here's a look at players worth considering, and a couple who would look better in someone else's lineup: [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Rare is the fantasy owner who breezes through the season without having to overcome injuries. It's a part of the game - real football, of course, as well as the fantasy game we love to play. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Well, that was quick. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The winds of change are blowing . and fantasy fortunes are rising and falling in turn. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

What if your league-mates offered you a second chance at your draft? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The next two weekends will test virtually every fantasy owner's mettle. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Did your team take it on the chin over the weekend? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Lost in all the angst over the rash of injuries that dominated the Week 4 headlines is the approach of the perennial bane of fantasy owners: the Bye Week Blues. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Here are my picks to roll, and get rolled, in Week 4. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

To win a fantasy championship, start with a great draft. But filling roster gaps with the occasional waiver-wire pickup also can pay dividends. Here's a look at players worth considering, and others who'd look better in someone else's lineup: [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

In both of my leagues, and many more I've heard about anecdotally, the owner who selected David Johnson with the first overall pick also swung for the fences and took Zeke Elliott with the second or third selection. It was a bold move at the time, as Elliott's six-game suspension was still in force. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Have you started obsessing over your first-round pick yet? Will it be Bell or Brown? Jordy or Jordan? A.J. or Ajayi? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Quick: Where will Alshon Jeffery be shagging passes this season? Whose uniform is Jamaal Charles now sporting? Which city's fans will Jared Cook disappoint this year? Is anyone left on the Jets to catch a pass? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Actors have the Oscars. Broadway performers have the Tonys. Fantasy football players are stuck with Biro's Heroes & Zeros. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

To win a fantasy championship, it helps to start with a great draft. Filling gaps in your roster with the occasional waiver-wire acquisition is also important. At this point in the season, the pickings are slim and your best bet is to stick with your regular starters. But here's a look at some players worth considering, and others who would look better in someone else's lineup for the finale: [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Sunday was a Tale of Two Steelers. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Fantasy points are a terrible thing to waste. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Sunday was the first time all season that I was glad I didn't own A.J. Green in either of my fantasy leagues. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Uh-oh. Did we just witness the beginning of another epic run by Russell Wilson and Doug Baldwin that will tilt the fantasy landscape over the last half of the season? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Here are my picks to roll, and get rolled - beyond the obvious - in Week 10. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Winter is coming, and with it the inclement weather that can disrupt passing games and make the kicking glitches of the first half of the season seem like minor blips on the fantasy radar. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

One of the things I love most about fantasy football is that it's so predictable. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The biggest news from Week 6 was Ben Roethlisberger's knee surgery, which will sideline him for an undetermined period of time. Landry Jones will be under center, which should be alarming if you were counting on first-overall-pick production from Antonio Brown the rest of the season. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

In case you were distracted by the Ryder Cup, or perhaps staring at Twitter waiting for the next life-affirming message from our presidential contenders, here's a news flash: Julio Jones is pretty good. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Uh-oh. Talk about putting a damper on the debut of your glossy stadium . [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Looks like I picked the wrong week to face Brandin Cooks in both of my fantasy leagues. When I watched Drew Brees launch that pass from the end zone against the Raiders, catching Cooks perfectly in stride en route to a 98-yard touchdown, I knew it was going to be a long day. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Now that most drafts are complete, the waiting begins. But this is no time to let anticipation get the best of you. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

What if your league-mates gave you a draft-day do-over? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Peacemakers have the Nobel Prize. Musicians have the Grammys. Fantasy football players are stuck with Biro's Heroes & Zeros. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Here are my picks to roll, and get rolled, in Week 16 of the 2015 season: [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Seattle clinched a playoff spot Sunday, and Carolina continued its unlikely march toward perfection. Along the way, their quarterbacks are carrying countless fantasy teams to the Promised Land by playing at a consistently - even ridiculously - high level. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Whether you sailed into the fantasy postseason en route to a first-round bye or squeezed into it by the hair on Big Ben's chinny chin chin, the important point is that you made it to the Big Dance. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Most fantasy leagues will contest their final regular-season games in Week 13, with the postseason unfolding over the following three weeks. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

You made it. You soldiered through the gantlet of bye-week absences, undoubtedly with the additional burden of replacing injured stars along the way. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Here are my picks to roll, and get rolled, in Week 10: [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Here's a look at players worth considering, and others who would look better in someone else's lineup: [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

When it comes to fantasy drafting, we all have regrets, right? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Before the season, I posited 10 questions that would be answered in the early weeks. Having grown weary of chronicling the injuries to my various starting lineups (farewell, Arian!), I thought this would be a good time to revisit those queries. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Six weeks in, and the 2015 fantasy season is as bizarre as ever. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Like a spoon caught in the garbage disposal. That's how I felt as I watched replay after replay of Jamaal Charles essentially blowing out his knee. Obviously, I felt terrible for the man, who was writhing in pain on the field. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

According to my unscientific survey, scoring was down significantly across fantasy leagues last weekend, especially when compared with the prolific outburst in Week 3. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Three weeks into the season, count yourself lucky if your starting quarterback is still intact. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

That moaning sound you hear is the world's most depressing victory celebration in Dallas. The angst is shared throughout fantasy football leagues as Tony Romo's owners now must shift to Plan B, which hopefully doesn't stand for Sam Bradford. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Marcus Mariota to Kendall Wright. I told you to expect a huge game from this dynamic duo. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Thursday night can't get here soon enough. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]