We've reached the end of the road, fantasy fans. While DFS games will continue through the playoffs, the end of the NFL season brings with it the end of traditional leagues. Those still playing in ...

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Week 18 chaos sets the stage for massive fantasy swings, and these bold predictions—including a Jaxson Dart QB1 finish and a Dylan Sampson breakout—aim to call the wildest outcomes of the final slate.

Some advice to our sport teams — Dan Campbell and his players need to stop doing TV commercials and concentrate on football. After Matt Stafford wins another Super Bowl, send Goff to L.A. to learn ...

Welcome to a new wide receiver Start ‘Em and Sit’ Em decision for Week 18! In this article, we’ll be taking a look at whether fantasy football owners should be starting Emeka Egbuka against the ...

The running back position will provide fantasy football managers with valuable production in the final week of the NFL’s regular season. On Saturday, two running backs will be featured to kick off the ...

Most fantasy championships have already been decided, but if you’re in a truly sick league and still have something on the line, these are my biggest stances and fades for Week 18. I’ll also make some ...

Each week, KSL.com Sports staff chooses five pro and college games to follow. You predict the winners and final scores. If you pick the winning team and have the closest score, you earn 50 points. All ...

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