The top-tier fantasy football quarterback list from week 11 looks reminiscent from years past.

The underdogs have come through in a big way this season.

It's probably too little, too late.

For the first time in the 2018 season, I don't have an overwhelming favorite for my Survivor Pool.

In the preseason, I loved Allen Robinson's projection as a top-flight wide receiver in fantasy football.

The top four running backs from week 10 all scored more than 30 fantasy points.

With several more bye weeks on tap for week 11, this is another opportunity to find a streaming quarterback.

I just can't stay away from Buffalo.

It's been an uphill climb in recent weeks, but I finally eclipsed the .500 barrier in the Las Vegas Westgate SuperContest.

Cruising into week 10, there are some monstrous spreads.

Can you consistently trust Josh Gordon?

Week 9 offered more workmanlike performances by the most trustworthy running backs in fantasy football.

It's tough to count out the aging quarterback.

Week 9 is difficult to navigate.

I just can't catch a break. I went back and forth in week 8 about taking Chicago in the Westgate SuperContest, and just couldn't pull the trigger.

It's getting more difficult to find quality NFL Survivor Pool teams.

The wide receiver position has slowed down after a hot start to the fantasy football season.

All the running back intrigue will focus squarely on the Pittsburgh Steelers in week 9.

Do you dare ride the Ryan Fitzpatrick magic roller coaster again?

I'm stuck in mediocrity. Another .500 week just doesn't cut it when attempting to win the SuperContest.

My underdogs have failed me in recent weeks. That shouldn't be a major surprise, though, since the more weeks that are played, the more separation occurs between teams in the NFL. 

As the weeks disappear, I'm still scratching my head about that week 3 loss by Minnesota.

Can New Orleans do something no other team has done this season?

Welcome to the 2018 NFL season, Indianapolis Colts rushing attack.

It's easy to talk about Patrick Mahomes and how he's the top quarterback in fantasy football. But let's not overlook even when quarterbacks don't play well, they can offer up some nice fantasy value.

Teams are showing their true identities in the college football world. 

For how much I loved the favorites in week 6, I'm backing away from them in week 7.

It's been a discouraging start to the NFL season, highlighted by some bad beats once again in week 6. 

If it wasn't for that dreadful performance by Minnesota in week 3, the Survivor Pool wouldn't be looking so bad.

I was wrong about Tyreek Hill. 

Melvin Gordon has been a touchdown machine so far this season.

I could go on and on about Patrick Mahomes being by far the most consistent fantasy football quarterback on a consistent basis, but I just can't get over the top-10 quarterbacks from week 6. 

The underdogs failed me in a major way in week 5, so it's time to start being a little more picky with who I'm backing this week. 

Last week was disheartening. 

Thanks to a 63-yard field goal, the Carolina Panthers allowed several people to stay alive in the NFL Survivor Pool. 

It didn't seem possible that Todd Gurley could maintain his pace from a season ago.

Just when I was starting to give wide receivers credit, the running backs reclaimed the fantasy football glory. 

The big names came back in a big way at the quarterback position in week 5. 

With October now upon us in the fantasy football season, the waiver wire is becoming a more difficult place to find quality players.

For how bad I was in the early part of the college football season, things have taken a dramatic turn. 

Finding favorites to handicap in the NFL is not an easy chore. 

It's Patrick Mahomes' MVP trophy to lose.

It's been an underdog-type of year so far in the NFL. 

Week 4 didn't register near the drama everyone experienced in week 3. The upsets weren't there and the Jacksonville Jaguars, my pick for week 4, advanced with very little resistance.

Are wide receivers finally closing the gap with fantasy football running backs?

Alvin Kamara is not suffering from a sophomore slump.

Quarterbacks didn't shy away from putting up major fantasy points in week 4. 

Injuries are continuing to create the need to keep an eye on the waiver wire in fantasy football. 

Finally, the college football season started to return back to normal for me in week 4.

With three weeks completed, it's time for the spreads to come back down to earth.