DraftKings’ best ball format differs from Underdog in that it’s full-PPR, not half-PPR. How does this change the dynamic of drafting on the platform? Jack Miller details how drafters should adjust their strategy on DK, what it means for each position group, and more.

Each year of best ball is its own separate entity. But researching and analyzing what worked and what didn’t in years past is important. Jack Miller takes a closer look at popular roster construction and ADP data from last year and compares it to how drafts are going thus far in 2022.

Knowing a team’s play-calling tendencies can make a world of difference in DFS. Jack Miller does his best to highlight notable tendencies from a variety of teams in 2021, and makes an educated guess as to whether those trends will continue this season.

Alvin Kamara has a suspension cloud looming over his head. But could the ultra-talented running back actually avoid a suspension entirely in 2022? Jack Miller discusses Kamara and two other backs worth taking shots on in the much-discussed “running back dead zone”.

The gap between Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard has slowly started to shrink. Is 2022 the year that Pollard finally overtakes Zeke in Dallas’ backfield? Jack Miller outlines why the Cowboys’ longtime workhorse and another NFC East back are on his list of RB Dead Zone Fades.

Historically, running backs drafted in Rounds 3-6 have not performed well, while receivers in that range have largely outperformed expectations. But does this finding change our strategy drastically on sites like FFPC and Underdog? Jack Miller explores.