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Matthew Berry released his Week 4 fantasy football flex rankings, placing Jahmyr Gibbs at number one and Aaron Jones at number 18. The list highlights top performers across running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends for the upcoming slate.
Matthew Berry releases updated Way Too Early Positional Rankings for the 2026 fantasy season, offering revised QB, RB, WR, and TE tiers for 1-QB PPR leagues. The rankings are current-value estimates meant for today’s drafts, note format and scoring caveats, and assume key players (like Mahomes, Nabers, etc.) start Week 1 healthy. Berry also highlights upside post-draft options and invites reader feedback on social media.
NBC is overhauling Football Night in America with Mike Tomlin as the centerpiece, leaving Matthew Berry unlikely to return in a weekly FNIA role; his contract isn’t expired and talks could yield only a streamlined, limited return, as NBC reshapes FNIA amid broader NFL media-rights changes.
Matthew Berry has released his updated and expanded 2025 fantasy football positional rankings for PPR leagues, emphasizing that these rankings are fluid and primarily for managed re-draft leagues, with ongoing updates and a special 'Ride or Die' player reveal scheduled for July 31 during the NFL Hall of Fame game.
Matthew Berry updates his top 100 overall fantasy football rankings for the 2025 season, focusing on a 1 QB league with full PPR scoring, highlighting key players across various positions and encouraging fan feedback on social media.
Matthew Berry has released his Top 150 overall player rankings for the 2024 fantasy football season, specifically for managed PPR leagues. These rankings are intended as a guide and will be updated throughout the offseason. Berry emphasizes the importance of considering individual league dynamics and using positional rankings in conjunction with the Top 150 list. The rankings are part of the Rotoworld Fantasy Football Draft Guide, available through a partnership with Matthew Berry’s Fantasy Life.
Matthew Berry has released his updated 2024 positional rankings for PPR fantasy football leagues, noting that changes for half PPR or standard scoring would be minimal. The rankings are primarily for managed re-draft leagues but can also serve as a reference for bestball formats. Berry will continue to update these rankings as new information becomes available.
Matthew Berry expresses his gratitude towards Steve Mason for giving him a start in radio and mentoring him throughout his career. Berry shares Steve's story of being bold and taking chances, encouraging others to do the same. In his Week 12 Love/Hate column, Berry recommends Lamar Jackson, Dak Prescott, and C.J. Stroud as top quarterback picks, while highlighting Jahmyr Gibbs, David Montgomery, and Derrick Henry as running backs to love. He advises caution with Sam Howell and Geno Smith as quarterbacks to avoid, and expresses skepticism towards AJ Dillon's fantasy potential against the Detroit Lions.
Matthew Berry reflects on the feedback he received regarding his decision to eliminate the opening story in his Love/Hate column. While some readers expressed their love for the personal touch, others admitted to skipping it. After conducting an experiment, Berry has decided to continue writing the opening story, but not every week. He values the connection it creates with readers and recognizes its impact on their enjoyment of the column. In terms of Week 9 fantasy football recommendations, Berry loves quarterbacks Joe Burrow, Tua Tagovailoa, and Dak Prescott, while he hates Geno Smith and Daniel Jones. He also loves running backs Saquon Barkley and Jonathan Taylor for their favorable matchups.
Matthew Berry, fantasy football analyst for NBC Sports, contemplates whether or not to continue writing his weekly "Love/Hate" column, which includes a long-winded opening story. After discussing with his boss, they decide to experiment with a column without an opening story to see if readers prefer it. Berry will write one column without an intro and analyze the traffic to determine the future of the column.
Matthew Berry shares his annual "10 Lists of 10" for the 2023 fantasy football season. The lists cover various topics including preseason storylines, players to be cautious about, underrated players, fantasy team names, and late-round targets. Berry provides insights and analysis on players such as Darren Waller, Lamar Jackson, Garrett Wilson, Kenny Pickett, and more. He also plugs several free resources and tools to help fantasy football enthusiasts dominate their leagues.