X
Lost password?

Don't have an account?
Gain Access Now

X

Receive free daily analysis

NFL
NBA
NHL
NASCAR
CFB
MLB
MMA
PGA
ESPORTS
BETTING

Already have an account? Log In

X

Forgot Password


POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Articles & Tools
Import Your Leagues
Draft Rankings
Draft Simulator
Enter League Settings
Compare Any Players
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

Top 10 NBA Players Of The 21st Century

Stephen Curry - NBA DFS Picks, Daily Fantasy Basketball

Today I will be ranking the 10 greatest players of the 21st century. Now, for those who might be a little confused about what years go into the rankings for this, let me explain it to you. The 21st century officially started in 2001, so I will only be ranking players who had numerous prime years after the 2000 season. That means even if a player was drafted before 2001, they can still be included in my rankings if they played well enough.

Now let me explain the criteria behind my rankings. To me, the three most important things are sustained dominance, accolades, and success to your situation. I will take winning championships into account for the rankings, but it won't be a deciding factor in my rankings. Winning championships is a team accomplishment, so there's only so much an individual can do to effect that outcome. That's why I rank players based on their success relative to their situation; I give more grace to overachievers in contrast to underachievers.

Now that you understand my ranking system and the central idea of this article, let's hop straight into it. If you have any questions or concerns, ask me on Twitter at @danieldleonard7.

Upgrade To VIP: Win more with our NBA and DFS Premium Pass, get expert tools and advice from proven winners! Will Priester (@ChiefJustice06) from RotoGrinders leads the RotoBaller team in 2024-25 with his exclusive DFS picks, Prop picks and more. Gain VIP access to our Lineup Optimizer, Research Station, DFS Cheat Sheets and VIP Chat Rooms. Go Premium, Win More!

 

10. Dwyane Wade

Career Stats: 22.0 PTS, 4.7 Reb, 5.4 AST

Accolades: 13x All-Star, 8x All-NBA, 3x NBA champ, 3x All-Defense, 1x Finals MVP

Dwyane Wade, aka the Flash, is one of the best-slashing guards in NBA history. Wade's lightning-quick speed, unbelievable athleticism, and sneaky strength made him one of the greatest volume slashers ever. Once he was able to pair his insane physical tools with a very respectable mid-range game, he became a superstar right away. He was able to win the Miami Heat's first championship ever behind an amazing playoff run and finals. Though he was never a great outside shooter, he was still one of the most consistent and efficient scorers in the league.

He paired his nuclear offensive game with an even more stellar defensive game. Wade had six seasons of averaging over a block per game, which is unheard of for a guy of his size. He was able to always show up in big moments and always have a positive impact in the playoffs, no matter what team was constructed around him.

Even though I believe the Heat kind of squandered Wade's general peak with very lackluster talent, they more than made up for it by supplying him with Chris Bosh and LeBron James in the latter years. Now let me dive into why Wade isn't higher on my list compared to other guys coming up.

Wade, to me, does not have the general longevity that some of the upcoming players have. Although I understand that those years were robbed away from him by nagging knee injuries, I simply can't rank him any higher. Once Wade's athleticism declined due to injuries, he also regressed as a shooter, which simply made him a way harder fit in the modern NBA. Though he still had great intangibles and was a great secondary playmaker, his body simply failed him in the end.

 

9. Giannis Antetokounmpo

Career Stats: 23.4 PTS, 9.8 REB, 4.9 AST

Accolades: 2x MVP, 8x All-Star, 8x All-NBA, 5x All- Defense, 1x DPOY, 1x NBA Champ, 1x Finals MVP

Giannis Antetokounmpo is one of the most physically dominant players in NBA history, only behind some players ahead of him on this list. Though he had a slow start to his career once entering his prime, Giannis was one of the most unstoppable slashers ever, no matter the position. He is a true matchup nightmare; he is too agile and quick for bigger guys and way too strong and lengthy for smaller guys.

He is a top-three slasher in NBA history to me; the sheer volume of shots he takes and makes around the rim is only comparable to Shaq in the modern era. His slashing is so dominant that coaches like Nick Nurse were forced to create defensive schemes like the wall; essentially, all five defenders are in a massive gap, which helps deter Giannis from making any attempts near the rim. If you pair a great slashing game like that with above-average playmaking and historic defense, then you have a legend. Giannis Antetokounmpo is one of the best roam defenders ever, and he also has amazing versatility to have spot minutes guarding 1–5.

The reason why Giannis Antetokounmpo isn't higher is because, although he has been historically great from around the rim, he has been pretty bad from all other places on the floor. Also, as I stated earlier, Giannis is a great roam defender, not a one-on-one defender. When guarding shifty players on the perimeter, he simply doesn't have the footwork to stay with them, and in the post, some bigs are simply too strong. Sometimes people overrate his defense a little too much because he has a DPOY, but he is still a great defender.

The only reason he was able to jump Wade is because his peak is so great and has no signs of slowing down. If he can add a couple of great or all-time great seasons to his resume, he will be moving up on my list.

 

8. Nikola Jokic

Career Stats: 20.9 PTS, 10.7 REB, 6.9 AST

Accolades: 3x MVP, 6x All-Star, 6x All-NBA, 1x NBA Champ, 1x Finals MVP

Nikola Jokic is one of the most transcendent players in NBA history. Even though, from an optic standpoint, his physical tools aren't overwhelming, his IQ, intangibles, and pure skill are second to none in his position. Jokic is well recognized as the best passing big man in NBA history. He has elite vision and can run the offense from anywhere on the court, which is unheard of from a center. He seems to have a counter to any defensive scheme thrown at him and consistently outsmarts players. He also has an elite touch around the basket, which has made his post-game unstoppable. Jokic has the brute strength to overpower smaller guys and ballet-like footwork to embarrass bigger guys.

Jokic is also just as efficient when shooting from outside the paint, whether that be from mid-range or three. He truly is an elite three-level scorer with multiple historic regular seasons and playoff seasons. When you pair those accomplishments with an MVP award three times, it's hard to deny his greatness in his position.

I stand pretty firm on this ranking for Jokic, and I also think he has a great chance to possibly move up in the coming years. Also, I know that Jokic is not a great defensive player, and that was one of my previous knocks on him. But, after watching him more closely these last few years, it showed me he can be a plus on defense when it's needed. It is still early in Jokic's prime, but his resume is already shaping up to be a historic one, not only in his position but also in all-time rankings.

 

7. Kevin Durant

Career Stats: 27.3 PTS, 7.0 REB, 4.4 AST

Accolades: 14x All-Star, 4x Scoring Champ, 2x NBA Champ, 2x Finals MVP, 1x MVp, 1x ROY, 11x All-NBA

Kevin Durant is one of the most misunderstood players in the league. I feel like a lot of people underestimate his greatness and resume simply because they dislike his move to the Golden State Warriors. Kevin Durant is easily a top-three scorer in NBA history to me. He truly is the definition of a three-level scorer; he has a high volume from all three portions of the floor and is efficient at all levels as well. He has the skill and handle to get to any spot he needs to at any moment in the game. He is slender, but he has enough quickness and length to still get his shot off on any kind of defense.

KD is a plus on the defensive end of the ball as well; his length helps him serve as a good secondary rim protector. He also is not a slouch guarding on the ball; he can pretty much guard 1-4 anytime he is asked to. He has plenty of moments from historic playoff and regular seasons that I don't think can be matched from an efficiency standpoint. Also, for him to still be playing at an all-time level after an Achilles injury is something that shouldn't be taken lightly at all.

The one weakness Durant does have is his passing; even though it's gotten better later in his career, sometimes it shows up in big moments. He is very loose with the ball sometimes, and it causes him to turn the ball over at an abnormally high rate, which has cost his teams in series. Though he has some all-time great performances, he also has some really bad ones that cause him to be looked at in a bad light by some people. My only gripe is that Durant is purely a jump shooter these days. I kind of expected that after such a horrific injury, but that one-dimensional style has made it easier for teams like the Timberwolves and Celtics to gameplan for him in the previous series.

 

6. Kobe Bryant

Career Stats: 25.0 PTS, 5.2 REB, 4.7 AST

Accolades: 18x All-Star, 5x NBA Champ, 2x Finals MVP, 15x All-NBA, 12x All- Defense, 1x MVP, 2x Scoring Champ

Kobe is easily cemented in basketball history as one of the greatest players ever, regardless of the era. He was a superb scorer and truly dominated the midrange area at a level only comparable to Michael Jordan. He was also a respectable three-point shooter, which made him even more of a matchup nightmare. He truly mastered the art of scoring and is the second-best in history, in my opinion. Even with his athleticism slowly declining, he found more ways to put up historic numbers on that end. He was a great playmaker and often got his teammates open consistently just by being aggressive in trying to score because, frankly, no one could guard him one-on-one. He was also a good defender; when he was able to key in on certain matchups, he would put his defensive talent on display. He had quick hands and feet and was strong enough to bruise bigger players like Carmelo Anthony.

Now let me tell you why he is so low on my list because I know that my opinion on Kobe is not the general consensus. Kobe, in my eyes, was a great scorer without a doubt but was able to benefit massively early on in his career from the low post-gravity of Shaq. He was able to consistently face weaker defenses because they were schemed around stopping Shaq. Now that Shaq left, people might argue that he won two championships without knowing why he would be higher, but I already said championships aren't a deciding factor for me. I think Kobe doesn't face as much criticism for his playoff shortcomings as compared to other players. Kobe for most of his career, was in advantageous situations to win, except for the mid-2000s. Kobe is an all-time great in my book, but I think far too often people don't dive into his full career and only highlight the great parts.

 

5. Kevin Garnett

Career Stats: 17.8 PTS, 10.0 REB, 3.7 AST

Accolades: 15x All-Star, 4x Reb Champ, 12x All-Defense, 9x All-NBA, 1x DPOY, 1x Champ, 1x MVP

Kevin Garnett is the most underrated player in NBA history. Let me explain why. Rarely do I ever see people give him his well-deserved credit, and that goes for old and new NBA fans. Kevin was an example of a modern-day big that was kind of just in the wrong era, but he still dominated. On the offensive side of the ball, he had an amazing mid-range jumper that was deadly off the dribble or in catch-and-shoot situations. He was slender, but he used that build to his advantage; he was very quick and agile for his size. He had a smooth handle that allowed him to break down bigger players and sometimes even smaller guys as well.

Kevin was also a great passer; even with very limited spacing, he used his scoring threat to get his teammates open while in the post. On defense, Kevin was a true do-it-all guy; he was an elite rim protector. He could roam and cover ground like no one else could, and he could also block shots in the post consistently, even with his small frame. Kevin's defensive IQ and intangibles allowed him to anchor great defenses even with mediocre talent. He could also comfortably guard ball handlers; he was so comfortable guarding perimeter players that the Timberwolves were fine with switching most things on defense with him.

Now you might still ask, "How could Kevin be ahead of Kobe?" Even though Kevin never won in Minnesota, I still think he overachieved with very minimal talent. He was the engine of the offense and the defense, which allowed him to have multiple MVP-type seasons. I always thought Kevin was a winning player, and nothing backed that opinion up more than when he was in Boston. I believe Garnett was at the tail end of his prime, and yet once he was in a good situation, he was able to lead them to a historic defense and a championship. The same logic can be used in Minnesota as well; once they got him a real co-star, he instantly got a Western Conference finals berth. All in all, I think Kevin deserves a lot more credit for his historic career.

 

4. Shaquille O'Neal

Career Stats: 23.7 PTS, 10.9 REB, 2.5 AST

Accolades: 15x All-Star, 4x NBA Champ, 3x All-Defense, 1x MVP, 3x Finals MVP, 14x All-NBA, 1x ROY, 2x Scoring Champ

Shaq is easily the most physically dominant and imposing player to ever step foot in the NBA. There has never been a player who could single-handedly force teams to employ big men with no talent for the sole purpose of guarding Shaq. He hit the ground, running and proving to be a matchup nightmare for any big man, no matter how good they were on the defensive end. Shaq's game elevated even more after his time in Orlando.

In LA, Shaq truly reached his peak and was unstoppable. He forced teams to collapse in the paint just to have a chance at containing him when he was in the post. Shaq had 14 years straight of averaging a 20-point double-double, which doesn't even tap into how great he was. He was agile enough to beat other centers down the court consistently, and even when he couldn't get close enough to dunk it, he had good enough touch around the rim to always finish. He was just as good on defense; he anchored multiple great defenses.

The one thing that I loved about Shaq as well was that his all-time great production always carried over into the post-season while he was in his prime. He was so dominant that it always eased the jobs of his co-stars and enabled his teams to always reach their full potential. Shaq has a few cases of underperforming, but the way he dominated in so many seasons is more than enough to make up for those seasons.

 

3. Stephen Curry

Career Stats: 24.8 PTS, 4.8 REB, 6.4 AST

Accolades: 10x All-Star, 1x Finals MVP, 2x Scoring Champ, 4x NBA Champ, 2x MVP, 10x All-NBA, 1x STL Champ

Hands down, Stephen Curry is easily the greatest shooter to ever touch a basketball. He is an automatic threat once he passes half-court; nobody else in the NBA can say that. We have never seen someone revolutionize the way that offense is played like Steph did. I don't think Steph gets enough credit for being such a volume outside shooter and still having some of the best efficiency that we have ever seen. Not to mention Steph is one of the greatest off-ball players ever, so even when the ball isn't in his hands, you have to still respect him.

Curry spearheaded a dynasty and was able to be the catalyst for some of the best offenses in the modern era. I think Steph is underrated in two facets of his game, his passing and defense. People always say that Steph isn't a great playmaker, but he uses his shooting gravity to force two people to commit to him, and he always makes the right play after.

Steph is not a great defensive player, but similar to Larry Bird, I think he is a good team defender. No matter how much teams try to hunt him on defense, he has always been good enough on that end to not hurt his team. I don't think there will ever be a player that matches Curry's shooting volume and efficiency. Curry has also had some all-time great playoff runs that showed me he deserved to be ranked this high. He might be higher on my board compared to others, but when you have such an enormous effect on the game, you have to give him his props.

 

2. Tim Duncan

Career Stats: 19.0 PTS, 10.8 REB, 3.0 AST

Accolades: 15x All-Star, 15x All-Defense, 15x All-NBA, 1x ROY, 2x MVP, 5x Champ, 3x Finals MVP

The big fundamental Tim Duncan is the best power forward to ever play. Some people rank him highly only because he won a lot, but I rank him this highly because of his play. First off, I don't think there has ever been a player to come into a situation right away as the best player and win a championship in his second season. Duncan created a historic defensive frontcourt with David Robinson, and that allowed the Spurs to win with a mediocre backcourt. Duncan doesn't get the credit he deserves for being the ultimate glue that held the Spurs dynasty together, even when it was not in great situations.

When people look back at his career, they tend to gloss over the fact that Tim was the engine for a historic offense and defense. He was the ultimate rim protector and was interchangeable guarding power forwards and centers; then, on offense, he was the main contributor to the Spurs' low post offense. The underrated part of Tim's production, too, is his elite longevity on both ends; even when he wasn't moving well at all, he still found ways to be more than productive.

 

1. LeBron James

Career Stats: 27.1 PTS, 7.5 REB, 7.4 AST

Accolades: 20x All-Star, 2ox All-NBA, 1x ROY, 6x All-Defense, 4x Finals MVP, 4x MVP, 1x Scoring Champ, 4x NBA Champ

LeBron has had plenty of people try to downplay his greatness, but he is easily the greatest player of the 21st century. Never have we seen a player who is as physically dominant as him be so great at passing, shooting, and handling the ball. James has carried some of the worst supporting casts to heights they never should have been at. He has also adjusted to the times, which many players haven't been able to do.

He started as a bad jump shooter in the league, but as his athleticism diminished a little, he has taken amazing strides in shooting the ball efficiently. On the defensive side of the ball, he is just as good—a true Swiss army knife. He can guard perimeter players 1-4 with ease and can blow up passing lanes with his anticipation. Also, he is a great rim protector; he has made a living off of destroying fast break attempts with his impeccable timing.

Sure, he has had some bad series, but when you have the best longevity the league has ever seen, you are bound to fail a couple of times. But the way he has responded to those failures is what makes him the best of this century, to me. When his back has been against the wall and his team has no other option but to depend on him, he has come through. James is the best floor-raiser in NBA history, and it is not particularly close. The longevity and the countless all-time great seasons he has had make him an easy pick for number one.



Download Our Free News & Alerts Mobile App

Like what you see? Download our updated fantasy basketball mobile app for iPhone and Android with 24x7 player news, injury alerts, lineup notifications & DFS articles. All free!




POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Articles & Tools
Import Your Leagues
Draft Rankings
Draft Simulator
Enter League Settings
Compare Any Players
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

REAL-TIME FANTASY NEWS

Roki Sasaki54 mins ago

Officially Added To 40-Man Roster
Jacob Wilson1 hour ago

Belts Two Home Runs, Collects Five RBI On Monday
San Francisco 49ers1 hour ago

Siran Neal Signing With 49ers
Javier Assad1 hour ago

Officially Placed On 15-Day Injured List
Daylen Lile2 hours ago

Highlights Trio Of Reassignments For Nationals
Matt Shaw2 hours ago

Added To Major-League Roster
Randal Grichuk2 hours ago

Leaves Game With Ankle Soreness
Clayton Kershaw2 hours ago

Tony Gonsolin, Michael Kopech Placed On 15-Day Injured List
Edgar Quero2 hours ago

Kyle Teel, Edgar Quero Reassigned To Minor-League Camp
Angel Perdomo3 hours ago

Traded To The Angels
Spencer Strider3 hours ago

Shines In First Spring Training Start
Cleveland Browns3 hours ago

Browns Could Be Desperate Enough To Trade Up For Cam Ward
Noah Murdock3 hours ago

Earns Opening Day Roster Spot
Raheem Mostert3 hours ago

Expected To Be No. 2 Back In Vegas
Stefon Diggs3 hours ago

Raiders Could Target Stefon Diggs
Michael Gallup3 hours ago

To Visit With Seahawks
Rui Hachimura4 hours ago

Has Progressed To Three-On-Three Work
Pittsburgh Steelers4 hours ago

Isaiahh Loudermilk Returning To Steelers
Dorian Finney-Smith4 hours ago

Ready To Face Spurs
Houston Texans4 hours ago

Ronald Darby Signs One-Year Deal With Texans
Luka Dončić4 hours ago

Luka Doncic Officially Available Monday
Travis Homer4 hours ago

Re-Signs With Bears
Toumani Camara4 hours ago

Ruled Out Monday
Esteury Ruiz4 hours ago

A's Option Esteury Ruiz, J.T. Ginn To Triple-A
Patrick Sandoval4 hours ago

Steadily Progressing In His Rehab
Santi Aldama4 hours ago

Misses Sixth Consecutive Game
David Hamilton4 hours ago

The Front-Runner For Second Base Job?
Aaron Gordon4 hours ago

Upgraded To Available
Scotty Pippen Jr.4 hours ago

Out Against Kings
Sean Newcomb4 hours ago

A Candidate For Rotation Spot
Quinten Post4 hours ago

Available Monday Night
Spencer Torkelson4 hours ago

Could Play Regularly As DH
Christian Braun4 hours ago

Misses Monday's Game
Joey Gallo4 hours ago

Trying His Hand At Pitching
Josh Rojas5 hours ago

Dealing With Hairline Fracture In His Big Toe
Stephen Curry5 hours ago

Good To Go Against Nuggets
Michael King5 hours ago

Named Padres' Opening Day Starter
Jamal Murray5 hours ago

Sits Out Monday's Action
Nikola Jokić5 hours ago

Nikola Jokic Out Against Warriors
Brice Turang5 hours ago

Down 3-5 Days After Throwing Session Doesn't Go Well
James McCann5 hours ago

Signs Minor-League Deal With Braves
Corey Kispert5 hours ago

Leaves Road Trip Due To Thumb Injury
Marcus Smart5 hours ago

Not Healthy Enough To Play On Monday
Jordan Clarkson5 hours ago

Active On Monday
Keyonte George5 hours ago

Returns From Four-Game Absence Monday
Collin Sexton6 hours ago

Will Not Play Monday Night
Lauri Markkanen6 hours ago

Available Against Bulls
Coby White6 hours ago

Cleared For Action Monday
Josh Giddey6 hours ago

Remains Out On Monday
Grayson Allen6 hours ago

Sits Out Fourth Straight Game
Philadelphia Eagles6 hours ago

Azeez Ojulari Heading To Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Steelers6 hours ago

Juan Thornhill Heading To Steel City
Minnesota Vikings6 hours ago

Garrett Bradbury Released By Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles7 hours ago

Eagles Rework Lane Johnson's Contract
Andrei Svechnikov8 hours ago

Could Return To Action Thursday
Dustin Wolf8 hours ago

Faces Maple Leafs Monday
Jake Allen8 hours ago

Searches For Third Consecutive Victory Monday
Jet Greaves8 hours ago

Receives Starting Nod Monday
Ivan Fedotov9 hours ago

Starts Against Lightning
Joonas Korpisalo9 hours ago

Starts For Bruins Monday
Roman Dolidze9 hours ago

Extends His Win Streak To Three
Marvin Vettori9 hours ago

Suffers Back-To-Back Losses
Will Zalatoris9 hours ago

Has Been Consistent At Least In 2025
Carson Young9 hours ago

Makes The Cut In Second Straight Tournament
Xander Schauffele9 hours ago

Struggles At The PLAYERS Championship
Nicolai Hojgaard9 hours ago

Misses First Cut In 2025
Lucas Glover9 hours ago

Produces Another Strong Showing At The PLAYERS Championship
Joel Dahmen9 hours ago

Finding Stride Heading To Valspar Championship
Corey Conners9 hours ago

Finishes Tied For Sixth At The PLAYERS Championship
Luke Clanton9 hours ago

Secures PGA Tour Card At Cognizant Classic
Blades Brown9 hours ago

Set To Make Fourth PGA Tour Start In 2025
Cameron Young9 hours ago

A Loose Cannon On Florida Swing
Akshay Bhatia10 hours ago

Secures Third Top-10 Finish
Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos10 hours ago

Suffers Second-Round TKO
Sahith Theegala10 hours ago

Seeking Elusive Consistency In Florida
Kyler Murray10 hours ago

Excited For 2025
Joe Highsmith10 hours ago

An Intriguing Option At The Valspar
Chidi Njokuani10 hours ago

Scores TKO Win At UFC Vegas 104
New York Jets10 hours ago

Byron Cowart Inks Deal With Jets
Kurt Holobaugh10 hours ago

Drops Decision At UFC Vegas 104
Alexander Hernandez10 hours ago

Wins Decision At UFC Vegas 104
PGA10 hours ago

Nico Echavarria Just Attempting To Get To The Weekend
Bud Cauley11 hours ago

Trying To Keep Good Times Rolling
11 hours ago

Tetairoa McMillan Increasing His Draft Stock
Christiaan Bezuidenhout11 hours ago

Needs His Putter At The Valspar
PGA11 hours ago

Byeong Hun An Attempts To Get Off To Faster Start
Joseph Woll11 hours ago

Starting On Monday
Nick Jensen11 hours ago

Not Expected To Play On Tuesday
Dylan Strome11 hours ago

Battling Illness
Jonas Brodin11 hours ago

Not Playing On Monday, Viewed As Day-To-Day
Cody Gibson11 hours ago

Submitted At UFC Vegas 104
Josh Norris11 hours ago

Not Playing On Monday
Da'Mon Blackshear11 hours ago

Wins Back-To-Back Fights
JJ Peterka12 hours ago

Ruled Out For Monday's Contest
Brendson Ribeiro12 hours ago

Gets Submission Win At UFC Vegas 104
Diyar Nurgozhay12 hours ago

Suffers His First Loss
MMA12 hours ago

Seung Woo Choi Suffers First-Round TKO Loss At UFC Vegas 104
Kevin Vallejos12 hours ago

Finishes Seung Woo Choi In Debut
Jameis Winston13 hours ago

To Visit With Giants On Tuesday
Cincinnati Bengals13 hours ago

Bengals Still Hoping To Sign Trey Hendrickson To An Extension
Houston Texans13 hours ago

Texans Make Derek Stingley Jr. The Highest-Paid Defensive Back
Tyler Reddick14 hours ago

Solid Performance Is Derailed By Late Pit-Road Issues At Las Vegas
Ryan Blaney14 hours ago

Struggles End In A Disappointing Exit Late At Las Vegas
Josh Berry15 hours ago

Impressively Earns First Cup Series Win At Las Vegas
AJ Allmendinger15 hours ago

Scores First Top-10 Finish Of Season At Las Vegas
Kyle Larson15 hours ago

Leads The Most Laps, But Settles For A Top-10 Finish At Las Vegas
Ross Chastain15 hours ago

Obtains A Hard-Fought Top-Five Finish At Las Vegas
Daniel Suarez15 hours ago

Scores Career-Best Finish At Las Vegas, But Falls Short Of Winning
Cole Perfetti18 hours ago

Tallies Goal, Assist In Victory
Karel Vejmelka19 hours ago

Earns Victory On Sunday
Jordan Kyrou19 hours ago

Tallies Three Points On Sunday
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins19 hours ago

Dishes Out Three Helpers
Cale Makar19 hours ago

Tallies Three Points On Sunday
Dmitry Kulikov19 hours ago

Injured On Sunday
NASCAR21 hours ago

Bubba Wallace Wrecks At Las Vegas But Shows Promising Speed
Alex Bowman21 hours ago

Recovers From Loose Wheel To Finish Seventh
Austin Cindric21 hours ago

Wins Stage 1, But Loose Wheel Foils Victory Bid
William Byron21 hours ago

Loses Las Vegas Race On Strategy But Expands Points Lead
Ryan Preece21 hours ago

Earns Best Career Non-Drafting Oval Finish At Las Vegas
Tee Higgins1 day ago

Becomes Highest-Paid WR2 In NFL History
Ja'Marr Chase1 day ago

Bengals Make Ja'Marr Chase The Highest-Paid Non-QB In NFL History
Miami Dolphins1 day ago

Ryan Stonehouse Signs With Dolphins
Igor Shesterkin1 day ago

Remains In Rangers Crease Sunday
John Gibson1 day ago

Still Out On Sunday
Nick Bjugstad1 day ago

Returns For Utah Sunday
Christopher Bell2 days ago

Quest For Four Wins In A Row Just Got More Difficult
Kyle Larson2 days ago

Should Contend For Another Win At Las Vegas
Ryan Blaney2 days ago

Once Again The Chalk DFS Pick At Las Vegas
Ross Chastain2 days ago

Fastest In Practice At Las Vegas
Chris Buescher2 days ago

Has Sneaky Upside This Weekend
Chase Elliott2 days ago

May Be A Sneaky DFS Option For Las Vegas Lineups
William Byron2 days ago

Expect William Byron To Compete For The Win At Las Vegas
Tyler Reddick2 days ago

Is One Of The Top DFS Options For Las Vegas
Denny Hamlin2 days ago

Could Denny Hamlin Be A Quality Driver For DFS At Las Vegas?
Roman Dolidze4 days ago

Set For A Rematch
Marvin Vettori4 days ago

Looks To Get Back In The Win Column
Chidi Njokuani4 days ago

Looks For His Third Win In A Row
Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos4 days ago

Looks For His 12th UFC Win
Kurt Holobaugh4 days ago

An Underdog At UFC Vegas 104
Alexander Hernandez4 days ago

Looks To Win Back-To-Back Fights
Cody Gibson4 days ago

Looks For His Third Consecutive Win
Da'Mon Blackshear4 days ago

A Favorite At UFC Vegas 104
Brendson Ribeiro4 days ago

Searching For Second UFC Win On Saturday
Jacob Bridgeman6 days ago

Use Caution For Jacob Bridgeman At TPC Sawgrass
Nicolai Hojgaard6 days ago

Looks To Stay Consistent Heading Into PLAYERS Championship
Karl Vilips6 days ago

Makes PLAYERS Championship Debut After First PGA Tour Win
Taylor Pendrith6 days ago

A Sneaky Play At TPC Sawgrass
RANKINGS
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
OF
SP
RP

RANKINGS

QB
RB
WR
TE
K
DEF

MORE RECENT ARTICLES

 
Davante Adams - Fantasy Football Rankings, NFL Injury News, DFS Lineup Picks

NFL Free Agency Tracker - Updates On Every Free Agent Signing (2025)

The NFL offseason is starting to heat up, and the league's legal tampering period is set to begin on March 10 at noon Eastern. Free agents cannot officially sign until the new league year begins on March 12 at 4 p.m. Eastern, but deals will be agreed to, and news will be coming in quickly […]


Kaleb Johnson - College Football Rankings, NCAA CFB DFS Lineup Picks - NFL Draft

2025 Fantasy Football Rookie Drafts: Best, Worst Picks In Rounds 1-4

You don't want to draft the below players, trust me. There are busts in every year's rookie class, and while some of them are tough to predict, others show clear signs that they aren't worth their capital. Many players have great fortune in college, playing on great teams that elevate their production and thus the […]


Matthew Golden - College Football Rankings, NCAA CFB DFS Lineup Picks, NFL Draft

2025 NFL Draft Wide Receiver Rankings: Top 5 Rookies

Last year’s wide receiver class was one of the best in recent history, totaling three top-10 picks and seven prospects coming off the board in the first round. Many have called this year’s class a massive downgrade compared to last year’s unit. Yet, the 2025 wide receiver draft class has several impressive prospects. There might […]


Brenton Strange - Fantasy Football Rankings, Waiver Wire, TE Streamers, NFL DFS

Winners and Losers of 2025 NFL Free Agency in Fantasy Football

NFL Free Agency has been quite the frenzy. At RotoBaller, we track it all for you right here! It might not always feel like it, but there have been a ton of impactful moves. And with every move comes a fantasy football impact, right? This article takes a look at some of the top winners […]


Jaylen Wright - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, Waiver Wire Pickups

Fantasy Football Breakouts: Running Back Sleepers For 2025

The running back position is in constant flux in Dynasty fantasy football, as depth charts are constantly shuffled around, teams often decide to move on from productive players and replace them with cheaper or younger options, and players have their first good seasons in their careers. We're mostly concerned with that last point -- RBs […]


Albert Haynesworth - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, Waiver Wire Pickups

Worst NFL Free Agent Signings Of All Time

With the free agency period for the 2025 NFL season now underway, many big-name players will find new homes as teams compete to sign anyone and everyone they think they need to help their squad. While many signings end up being good moves, or at least help their teams fill holes at certain positions on […]


Cole Kmet - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, NFL injury News

Dynasty Fantasy Football Trade Targets and Avoids: Tight Ends to Buy or Sell (2025)

It's tough to find good tight ends in dynasty fantasy football. Unfortunately, it's also very easy to be stuck with one that sticks around in the doldrums of low production. Such is the case for many TEs, and even those who have good seasons here and there often lack consistency year over year. It's not […]


D'Andre Swift - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, NFL Injuries

Dynasty Fantasy Football Trade Targets and Avoids: Running Backs to Buy or Sell (2025)

Running back volume and production is highly mercurial in the NFL. It can thus be difficult to know when to trade away and when to trade for tailbacks. There is constant competition for roles in certain backfields, and red-herring situations are abound due to injuries and plain luck. While some RBs are certainly safe in […]


Josh Downs - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, NFL Injury News Updates

2025 Fantasy Football Sleepers: Third-Year Breakouts

Patience can be tough, especially in fantasy football. We want instant production from rookies, but these players often take a while to get going. These youngsters need to adjust to the speed of the NFL and learn from their early struggles to break out fully. The third year in the NFL is oftentimes when things […]


Justin Fields - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, NFL Injury News

NFL Free Agency Winners and Losers - Fantasy Football Outlooks from Florio

Free Agency is the most fun week of the NFL offseason. Even when it is not the strongest class, there is never a shortage of excitement. Players changing teams at a rapid rate. It is a week filled with hope that your favorite team will add stars and that those under-the-radar players you love will […]


Josh Downs - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, NFL Injury News Updates

Josh Downs Fantasy Football Dynasty Outlook (2025)

The 2025 NFL Draft is quickly approaching. For the last few months, dynasty fantasy football gamers have been meticulously studying the incoming rookie class to gain any edge they can on their league mates. While we should be anxiously awaiting our rookie drafts, we must also take time and analyze how veteran players are valued […]


Tyron Smith Top Landing Spots: 2025 NFL Free Agency Outlook

New York Jets and former long-time Dallas Cowboys offensive tackle Tyron Smith was one of the best offensive linemen in the NFL for an extended period of time. He's made five All-Pro teams, two with the first team and two with the second team, been selected to eight Pro Bowls, and earned a spot on […]


Bills Defense - Von Miller IDP Rankings, D/ST Streamers, Fantasy Football Team Defense

Von Miller Top Landing Spots: 2025 NFL Free Agency Outlook

Buffalo Bills linebacker Von Miller, one of the greatest pass-rushers in NFL history, was released by his team on March 9, 2025. He had signed a six-year, $120 million deal with the team in 2022, but the soon-to-be 36-year-old wasn't able to make it to the end of that contract, so he's now looking for […]