The Broncos' draft approach has to shift massively after the Jaylen Waddle trade, but do they still have the ammo to make a dent?

I’ve played fantasy baseball for nearly 30 years, and I would be embarrassed to tell you how many drafts I have completed over that stretch. With so many under my belt, I sometimes like to play around

The mock draft scene has grown a bit stale for the Cincinnati Bengals. It seems like most have the team drafting whoever falls between safety Caleb Downs, linebacker Sonny Styles, or defensive lineman Rueben Bain Jr.

On March 1, 2026, Glenn Colton and I competed in the League of Alternative Baseball Reality (LABR) NL Only League for the 20th time. We started to play in both LABR AL and LABR NL in 2007. For a myriad of reasons,

The Colts signed Alec Pierce and Daniel Jones post-playoff miss, igniting debates on their draft tactics and future strategies. Vinnie Iyer joins to discuss.

Rick Wolf thinks he’s the dumbest guy in the room when he’s with fellow fantasy baseball experts. It’s fine because Wolf and long-time partner Glenn Colton have a proven system by which they draft and play every year: The SMART system.

The Chargers have a deep linebacker room heading into the 2026 offseason program. This is also the best linebacker draft class we have seen in years.

Daniel Jeremiah shows there is a chance with his latest mock draft of the season. The Bengals somehow see Downs fall to them at No. 10, which was starting to feel quite outrageous based on other mock drafts.