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Dusty May announced his departure from the Michigan Wolverines to become head coach of the Dallas Mavericks, pointing to the chaotic state of college basketball and the franchise’s recent upheaval.
Fantasy football analysts explain how stacking multiple quarterbacks late in drafts can unlock value at other positions and improve weekly matchup outcomes for the 2026 season.
Fantasy football managers are increasingly finding value in late‑round quarterbacks whose draft positions do not reflect their upside, a trend highlighted by recent ADP overperformance and strategic team moves.
A deep dive into how individual projections differ from the consensus, spotlighting key players whose rankings are being reshaped by route volume, target share and offensive context
The Dolphins replace Mike McDaniel with Jeff Hafley, sign Malik Willis to a $67.5 million deal, and draft three prospects as they aim for a sub‑4.5 win season.
Josh Cribbs, a legendary Kent State and Cleveland Browns player, has been hired as a special teams analyst for the university’s football team, bringing his NFL experience and alumni pride back to his alma mater.
Josh Cribbs, a Kent State and Cleveland Browns legend, has been hired as a special teams analyst after CJ Conrad's departure, bringing his experience and family ties to the program.
A look at the players whose 2025 breakout performances may be difficult to repeat, and why fantasy owners should temper expectations heading into next year.
An examination of four fantasy football players whose draft positions on MyFantasyLeague appear inflated relative to their projected performance.
The NFL's supplemental draft operates on a bidding system for future picks, and former Texas Tech signal-caller Brendan Sorsby is now eligible for the 2026 edition. While the New York Jets and Cleveland Browns are unlikely to pursue him, the Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings and Tampa Bay Buccaneers each see a potential fit for a quarterback room in flux.
Recent shifts in college football leadership highlight a growing trend of top coaches eyeing NFL opportunities, driven by championship aspirations and lucrative prospects.
Since Tony Elliott became head coach, the University of Virginia has consistently produced NFL talent, with recent draftees and undrafted free agents poised to impact the league.
The Miami Dolphins selected Kadyn Proctor to play left guard, a move that could reshape the line’s dynamics and boost the running game.
Ahead of the 2026 season, Miami’s defensive and offensive line dynamics hinge on two pivotal players, with Robinson tasked to anchor a revamped pass rush and Paul charged with safeguarding the quarterback’s blind side.
Miami’s latest contract with Malik Willis promises a blend of performance upside and risk mitigation, as the team navigates a weak quarterback market and seeks to avoid the financial pitfalls of previous deals.
The Dolphins appoint Jeff Hafley as head coach, banking on his defensive pedigree while awaiting proof of his offensive acumen.
Analysts Simon Clancy and Jacob Infante argue the Miami Dolphins are not intentionally tanking for Arch Manning, citing roster moves and schedule challenges.
As the playoff picture tightens, fantasy football managers are studying how indoor venues, warm climates, and harsh weather conditions can influence scoring, player production, and lineup decisions.
The Miami Dolphins have secured De'Von Achane with a $64 million extension, positioning the 23‑year‑old as a top fantasy asset despite a modest offensive outlook.