Chris Liss

With better injury luck, the Giants offense – featuring an array of skill-position talent highlighted by Saquon Barkley – has immense upside.

Chris Liss lays out the players he ended up with in his fantasy baseball drafts, and he's all in on Carter Kieboom.

Chris needs Clayton Kershaw to do some heavy lifting on his hitting-heavy NFBC team.

Chris Liss played chicken with closers, but was able to get one of his staples, Byron Buxton, in the ninth round.

After vowing to take Jacob deGrom, Chris took Cody Bellinger with the No. 3 pick and went big on hitting instead.

Chris took Michael Thomas over Dalvin Cook at pick five and didn't take his first running back until Round 6.

If everyone were guaranteed to stay healthy, Odell Beckham would be the No. 2 receiver on Chris Liss' board.

Chris Liss was happy to take Nick Chubb with the 14th overall pick in the season's earliest industry draft.

You might have a hunch about a young quarterback taking a leap, but are your observations already priced in by the market?

The one edge sports bettors have over the house is they get to choose which games they want to bet on and how much they want to bet.

Brian Dozier was the first active player to be selected. He went to Chris Liss in the fifth round.

We've seen precious little of this version of David Johnson since his massive 2016 season.

Quarterback was a crap shoot once Jim Kelly went off the board at 1.1, so Josh Allen actually made the cut, albeit as the last pick in the draft.

The Giants have many of the pieces in place for an explosive offense, but to reach those heights Daniel Jones will need to show measurable improvement.

Gore had already been in the league three years when Chris Johnson, Matt Forte and Darren McFadden were drafted.

Miguel Cabrera and Justin Verlander have each won a World Series with different teams, but their Tigers teams never were able to clear the final hurdle.

With a little decent quarterback play from Nick Foles this year, Allen Robinson has the skills to turn in an all-time great performance for the Bears.

Andy Behrens took current shortstop Javy Baez with the seventh overall pick.

Jeff Erickson won't be taking Mallex Smith in the NFBC Main Event if that league still occurs. Who else was chosen as fades between him, Scott Jenstad and Chris Liss?

Joey Votto was taken by Jeff Erickson with the fifth overall pick.

Jose Bautista was the first outfielder taken in our All-Time Blue Jays draft. Who went first overall?

Odell Beckham (NFFC WR12) still has WR1 upside and is therefore under-priced.

Joe Burrow was the first player taken in the 2020 NFL Draft, but which rookie should go first in fantasy drafts?

Even if you don't think Tom Brady is the G.O.A.T., he's definitely the all-time greatest NFL Draft steal. Who else made our list?

Aaron Rodgers was the second pick in the All-Time Green Bay Packers draft, just behind Brett Favre. See who else got selected by Tom Kessenich, Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson.

Kevin White was one of the more recent players deemed as a bust in our NFL Busts draft that we did on our SiriusXM Fantasy draft.

Even though he's only played two years with them, Christian Yelich already ranks among the all-time Brewers.

Chris Liss, Jeff Erickson and Scott Pianowski pick their all-time teams. Roger Federer (above) went with the No. 2 overall pick.

Chris Liss took Francisco Lindor with the fourth-overall pick. Jose Ramirez, Carlos Carrasco and Mike Clevinger also made the cut among current players.

Jeff Erickson and Chris Liss squared off to assemble teams of the greatest Yankees. Gleyber Torres was one of two current players taken.