injury impact
Tyler Warren listed Questionable with a groin injury: what it means for fantasy
Tyler Warren is listed Questionable with a groin injury, and the listing carries an expected return of 2026-08-29. Ian Rapoport of ESPN and NFL Network reports that Warren is expected to miss about a week, but that his status for Week 1…
ScrimmageLab
Aug 21, 2026
injury impact
Alec Pierce listed Out with an ankle injury: what it means for fantasy
Alec Pierce is listed Out with an ankle injury, and the listing carries an expected return of 2026-08-13. James Boyd of The Athletic reported on Aug. 11 that Pierce was at Tuesday’s practice doing individual work off to the side with a…
ScrimmageLab
Aug 14, 2026
editorial
Jonathan Taylor agrees to 2-year, $44M extension with Colts
Jonathan Taylor and the Indianapolis Colts agreed to a two-year, $44 million extension Thursday, the running back's agent told ESPN's Adam Schefter and NFL Network's Ian Rapoport (ESPN, NFL.com). The most bankable workload in fantasy…
ScrimmageLab
Aug 7, 2026
editorial
Fantasy football buzz: Why drafting Jonathan Taylor carries risk
Jonathan Taylor scored 21.31 PPG in 2025, well above his 17.62 PPG in 2024. The fantasy market will see the eruption. The risk is hiding inside what it took to produce it.
ScrimmageLab
Jul 18, 2026
editorial
Is Jonathan Taylor due for fantasy regression next season?
Jonathan Taylor just banked 21.31 PPG in 2025 after posting 17.62 PPG in 2024, and the regression question is not some fake contrarian bit.
ScrimmageLab
Jul 1, 2026
editorial
MSG fits the plot for Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding
Travis Kelce slipped from 12.21 PPG in 2024 to 11.36 PPG in 2025, which is the fantasy part of the Taylor Swift wedding plot that actually matters.
ScrimmageLab
Jun 14, 2026
stat deep dive
Jonathan Taylor Is a Workload Problem, Not Empty Calories
The old two-model article got the verdict backward. ScrimmageLab's empty-calories file gives Jonathan Taylor a 22.9 score, below the RB average of 27.7, while the fatigue file still flags a real workload risk.
ScrimmageLab
May 4, 2026
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