Team names can take on a variety of complexions, but they tend to fall under one of four main categories. Below is a list of common themes and accompanying appellations. May they inspire you on ...

Last year, more than 13 million people played fantasy football on the ESPN platform, organized into approximately 2 million leagues. Those are incredible numbers. Personally, I had 10 leagues on ...

Which Big Ten team has the best chance to win the league? Make the College Football Playoff? Here are the percentages, per ESPN's Football Power Index (FPI).

Matt Bowen is a fantasy football and NFL writer for ESPN. ... If you play in a 12-team format, here are more rookies to put on the fantasy radar this summer as late-round additions.

ESPN’s Football Power Index ranks Nebraska as a top-25 team. ... In 2021, although the Huskers ranked as the 29th-best team in the country, it only won three games when FPI predicted 5.7 wins.

ESPN’s Football Power Index ranks Nebraska as a top-25 team. ... In 2021, although the Huskers ranked as the 29th-best team in the country, it only won three games when FPI predicted 5.7 wins.

The Sports Illustrated fantasy and betting staff and friends held a 12-team, 16-round, full-point PPR draft that required each team to field a starting lineup with one quarterback, two running ...

Eric Moody is a writer for fantasy football, men's and women's basketball, and sports betting at ESPN. Eric joined ESPN in 2021 after working as a senior fantasy analyst at Pro Football Network.

He's surpassed 20 fantasy points in six of his 15 career starts. If he's able to play consistently and stay on the field, Richardson would be a surefire starter for any fantasy team.

Anyone finding football or rugby too tame for their liking has a new discipline to dive into: Blood Bowl 3. An adaptation of Games Workshop's sports tabletop game, Blood Bowl brings together the ...

Close. Eric Karabell is a senior writer for fantasy baseball, football and basketball at ESPN. Eric is a charter member of FSWA Hall of Fame and author of "The Best Philadelphia Sports Arguments".