Andrew Cooper is the Lead NFL Analyst at FantasyAlarm.com. With a strong background in finance and real estate, he focuses on themes such as competitive sports, sports marketing, and broadcasting, while also covering health and wellness topics. Andrew's insights have been featured in a variety of publications, including Lexology, Racing Post, and Entertainment Weekly.
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By: Andrew Cooper
This is it, folks - we have LESS than a week until the NFL season kicks off next Wednesday with a New England Patriots at Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl rematch. This weekend is a three-day weekend here in the United States, making it the biggest fantasy football draft weekend of the year. And, to get you guys ready for that, we did one final mock draft with the Fantasy Alarm family to make sure everyone got a good look at the current state of affairs.
By: Andrew Cooper
It’s here, folks - Labor Day Weekend. If you were smart, you saved all your most important fantasy football drafts for this weekend. Why? Well, because the NFL landscape somehow finds a way to change every single day. And that goes double for fantasy football, where the difference between you winning or losing can boil down to one sleeper, one bust, or one hamstring injury.
By: Andrew Cooper
Ladies and gentlemen, football is ALMOST here. Tomorrow we finally get the much-anticipated Super Bowl rematch between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots. Your drafts are likely in the books, but before we put the final touches on those lineups, there is still one last chance to make some waves. And that’s with the first 2026 fantasy football waiver wire run of Week 1, happening overnight across the world from Tuesday into Wednesday.
By: Andrew Cooper
We cover the basics in our Weekly Waiver Wire Article. But Fantasy Alarm members are a different breed. Real sick individuals, like myself. We play in incredibly deep leagues and crazy formats, like the Scott Fish Bowl. We can’t help it. So we need to no DEEPER than just the basics. And that’s where the waiver wire streamers and stashes article comes in.
“Start your studs”. That’s the mantra that they always tell you, right? And, sure, that’s easy when you are looking at Ja'Marr Chase or Jahmyr Gibbs. But as we move through your lineup, you run into some legitimate fantasy football start/sit decisions. And that goes double for guys that are dealing with injuries and TRIPLE for unproven guys going into Week One. So we’re here to give a little fantasy football lineup advice for the most divisive players.
By: Andrew Cooper
This is why we play fantasy football, right? To hit on this year’s breakout sleepers? For that one shining moment where we can feel like the smartest person in the room? Sure, winning money is great and connecting with old friends year in and year out is nice. But have you ever NAILED that dart-throw quarterback pick in fantasy playoffs when the guy randomly throws five touchdowns? THAT is the best fantasy football feeling there is.
By: Andrew Cooper
Week One is the most crucial week in all of fantasy football. And that goes double for our Week 1 Fantasy Football Target Report. We are about to get an absolute DUMPTRUCK full of data. With that, we will get some answers, but we’ll also get just as many new questions. And we’re going to sort through all of that to help you decide who to snap up off the waiver wire next week.
By: Andrew Cooper
Week 1 is far and away the craziest DFS week of the entire year. We have zero data to go off of from this year. Every single team is playing. And, on top of that, these platforms released pricing a long time ago and, by the nature of the game, they can’t change it. So a LOT of things have been shaken up, leading to a lot of value for us. Let’s dive into the top DFS tight end plays for Week 1 and look at some landmines you should avoid as well.
Look, things have not been perfect for these two franchises. Far from it. But they both have their own reasons to be hopeful. That’s the beautiful thing about a down year in the NFL - you end up with a good spot in the NFL Draft. Both these teams have been in positions to make some interesting picks, especially on offense.
These teams are in two different stages of the NFL cycle. The Jaguars are an NFL playoff team. They are competing to win NOW. They’ve loaded up on weapons like Brian Thomas Jr, Jakobi Meyers, Parker Washington, Bhayshul Tuten, and Chris Rodriguez. It’s not a stretch to imagine their quarterback, Trevor Lawrence, in the MVP conversation.
