Backing the Kansas City Chiefs is a profitable endeavor in fantasy football.

The Minnesota Vikings offensive line has shown plenty of growth since last season. It wasn't the line that created the issues displayed by Kirk Cousins in week 2. That was all about Cousins.

Who has surprised you more?

Welcome to overreaction week. Every year, we go crazy over week 1 results, only to be shocked when that same team that looked unstoppable in week 1 didn't necessary perform to that same standard in week 2.

There's not much that needs to be discussed about the top-two teams heading into week 2 of the NFL season.

The forgotten Sammy Watkins turned in an epic performance in week 1 of the fantasy football season.

Is Christian McCaffrey the best running back in football?

Do you know who led the NFL in week 1 passing yardage? If it would take a few moments, we couldn't blame you. Andy Dalton held that distinction with 418 yards and still just finished 11th in fantasy scoring among quarterbacks.

For the most part, injuries were avoided in week 1 of the NFL season, making the week 2 waiver wire a little less important in that regard. 

The obsession with wide receivers in fantasy football has subsided. Now it's time to find wide receivers who can be consistent in attracting targets.

Had it not been for a historic loss by Minnesota to Buffalo last season, I would have gone undefeated through the 2018 Survivor Pool season.

Two of the biggest names in fantasy football will not make an appearance in week 1. Ezekiel Elliott and Melvin Gordon will not be on the field in week 1 and may not be seen for several weeks.

The first few weeks in the NFL season are difficult to predict and shouldn't be used as an indicator of success for the season.

If you love to get points, week 1 is the place to be in college football. 

College football season is finally here. And for the first time in many states, legalized sports betting is available.

Busts are going to happen.

No matter how many teams are in your fantasy football league, finding sleepers cannot be under-valued.

Value isn't only a necessary part of drafting in the later rounds. There's plenty of value in the first part of fantasy football drafts, too.

We're still not a point where there's enough evidence to fully support two-start pitchers. But with the growing number of games we've seen this year, we're starting to get a better glimpse of who is having a solid season as a starter and which teams are going to continue to struggle hitting …

The NFL rarely takes a break from the national spotlight and with the recent release of the schedule, it’s natural to start thinking about win totals.

Even with the small sample size, there are some trends starting to showcase in the early Major League Baseball season. 

What a great time of year for gambling. 

The first few weeks of the regular season are tough on deciding who can be a quality two-start pitcher. It's not just the pitchers who are unknown. It's also the opposing offenses. 

This year's NCAA tournament wasn't living up to its billing heading into the Elite Eight. Then, the tournament took a dramatic turn in the right direction. 

The baseball season is back, so that means it's time to ditch those pitchers you drafted and start combing the waiver wire. 

Now that your bracket is likely littered with red marks, there's still plenty to enjoy about March Madness.

I shouldn't like Villanova as much as I do, but I just can't help it. The Wildcats have been a perennial top team in college basketball over the last few years and this may be Jay Wright's best coaching job. 

The West region offers plenty of intrigue, possibly beyond the first round in terms of picking a bracket. 

The Midwest region feels like a wide-open bracket. With all the parity happening in college basketball this season, there's not a team in this bracket that seems like an overwhelming favorite. 

It's officially time to stop paying attention to work for a few weeks and start penciling in the best bracket busters and favorites to win the 2019 NCAA tournament.

March Madness always provides plenty of opportunities for finding Cinderellas. While the first two rounds will offer plenty of upsets, the key to lasting success in handicapping the NCAA Men's Basketball tournament is finding the right sleeper to win the title.

Like it or not, Antonio Brown and JuJu Smith-Schuster will be heavily debated heading into the 2019 fantasy football season. 

If you're looking for saviors in fantasy football from this year's draft class, you may be severely disappointed. 

After a year where we saw multiple rookie quarterbacks earn meaningful playing time, we're entering an NFL draft that will come closer to the 2013 NFL draft class for quarterbacks, as opposed to what occurred last season. 

Rookie running backs can cause some issues in fantasy football. 

The NFL draft is approaching, so that will once again lead to the overvaluing of certain prospects by oddsmakers. 

If you're looking for wide receivers, the fifth round of the 2019 fantasy football draft will offer plenty of options. 

Is it Duke or bust in college basketball?

The difficulties associated with the 2018 fantasy football draft will rear its ugly head once again in 2019. 

It's a mistake to believe Super Bowl 54 will feature the same two teams we saw in Super Bowl 53. 

The playoffs have been a welcomed sight for my NFL handicapping record.

There's still plenty of time before the 2019 fantasy football season commences, but I'm already seeing some holes in the third round of the fantasy football draft. 

A lot of things can happen in the next few months to change these early 2019 fantasy football rankings. Even with the regular season barely over, it's still worth it to start investigating who will offer some serious value heading into the 2019 fantasy football season. 

If you bet against quarterbacks for Super Bowl MVP, then you're going to have to get lucky.

We're not even to the Super Bowl yet, but there's an opportunity to get a head start on the 2019 fantasy football season.

In what would have been against the norm, oddsmakers posted the Los Angeles Rams as the opening line favorite for Super Bowl 53. That quickly changed.

The great thing about this part of the year is that oddsmakers will make lines on pretty much anything.

It didn't take many games this season to realize that the NFC title would go through one of two teams - the New Orleans Saints or Los Angeles Rams.

Unlike the Wild Card round, the favorites owned the day in the divisional round. Three of the four games were covered by the favorites. This weekend should offer some more intrigue, with all these teams being evenly matched.

Can underdogs rule the day again in the AFC? It didn't take much imagination to believe in underdogs in the Wild Card round in the AFC. Los Angeles and Indianapolis had just as good regular seasons or even better than their opponents last week.