The information
A player is injured.
What FFB helps you do with it
Decide whether to hold, bench or drop him—and identify replacements if your first choice is unavailable.
Independent analysis. Clear next moves.
Fantasy Football Brief turns projections, injury information and opportunity data into specific decisions for fantasy managers.
What makes Fantasy Football Brief different?
Rankings tell you where a player stands. We help you decide what to do next.
Fantasy managers have plenty of news, statistics and start/sit lists. The harder part is putting them together for your roster—especially when the obvious replacement is already taken.
Fantasy Football Brief connects the ranking, the reasoning and the next move:
The information
A player’s role is growing.
What FFB helps you do with it
Understand whether the opportunity can last, what it could produce and what it’s worth paying for.
The information
A player moves in the rankings.
What FFB helps you do with it
See what changed, whether it matters this week or beyond, and what would reverse the call.
The information
A starter might miss a late game.
What FFB helps you do with it
Build an ordered backup plan before your alternatives lock.
Every recommendation should answer: What’s the move? Who does it fit? What’s Plan B? And what would change our mind?
You still make the call. We help you make it with a reason—and a backup plan.
THE ANALYST
Steve “Ace” DeAses
Steve has been an active fantasy football manager for more than 20 years across multiple league sizes, scoring formats and platforms. His professional background is in engineering leadership and analytical decision-making, and he holds an MBA.
That background shapes the work: assumptions should be documented, rankings should change when the underlying evidence changes, and every recommendation should lead to a specific action.
Help with the next decision
Our rankings give you the comparison. Our articles explain the reasoning, practical alternatives and what would change the call. Whether you’re setting a lineup, repairing an injury-hit roster or weighing a trade, the goal is to help you make a move that fits your team.
You already have enough tabs open on Sunday morning. We connect the evidence to the decision—and aim to make the homework an enjoyable read.
Clear evidence. Honest uncertainty.
Facts and forecasts. Reported facts are attributed to their sources. Our projections and interpretations stay clearly labeled, with uncertainty explained.
A record of our calls. Historical ranking editions preserve earlier views so readers can distinguish them from current advice.
Updates. When new evidence changes a recommendation, we revise the advice and show the substantive update time.
Corrections. When we get something wrong, we correct the error clearly. A correction is different from a forecast changing with new information.