Looking for a new way to play fantasy football? I’ve got an idea for you ... create a Superflex league! Superflex leagues allow managers to start a second quart ...

We are just a few weeks away from the start of the NFL season! Let's go! Over the last few months, we’ve seen players change teams via trade or free agency, coa ...

You know the one, where every real-world football team rises and falls on its QB, but your fantasy team can survive and even ...

Adam Pfeifer, from FTN Fantasy, and I recently completed a dynasty Startup Mock with 10 other drafters during an episode of Fantasy Football Today Dynasty. We based the lineups on the lineups for the ...

Matthew Berry highlights his Superflex quarterback tiers for 2025 and shares how fantasy managers should approach each group ...

The most important decision with Superflex leagues is always when do you want to draft your quarterbacks. And in our latest ...

Superflex leagues can be a lot of fun, so today we are going to mock-draft one just for you. Today we are drafting the most ...

What Superflex leagues do is increase the value of the quarterback. This is important to consider because in traditional fantasy leagues, the good quarterbacks go from late round two to round four ...

SuperFlex leagues may prize quarterbacks, but they can’t be won on arms alone. You’re still going to need strong production from your backs and receivers around those two elite quarterbacks.

The “Late-Round QB” strategy does not work in SuperFlex because there is no streaming backstop. In a 12-team SuperFlex league, every quarterback and even some back-ups will be rostered.

The difference in Superflex is the second QB isn’t required. You can put a running back, receiver or tight end there as well. You don’t necessarily want to, but at least you have that option.