Peter Schoenke

Peter Schoenke believes CJ Stroud is an elite dynasty QB. Peter drafts Stroud in round one of our dynasty superflex startup draft.

Peter Schoenke joins NPR's Marketplace place to explain why sports betting is such a big win for the NFL.

In Minnesota, coach Kevin O'Connell doesn't shy away from the Kirk Cousins-Justin Jefferson connection early and often. Similar usage can be expected in 2023 due to the Vikings' deficiencies on defense.

With Anthony Richardson on board, the Colts appear to have a long-term answer at quarterback for the first time in a half decade. RB Jonathan Taylor and WR Michael Pittman are around to ease in the rookie.

Peter Schoenke and Alan Seslowsky advise avoiding Titans RB Derrick Henry in the first round.

RotoWire president Peter Schoenke was the top expert in last year's Scott Fish Bowl. How can his strategy for 2022 can help your team (like drafting Jaguars?)

As perhaps the AFC North's most complete team, the Colts boast the reigning rushing champ in Jonathan Taylor behind a top-10 offensive line. Beyond Taylor, Michael Pittman represents the biggest fantasy asset.

With a new coaching staff in place, the Vikings are slated to roll out their personnel a bit differently this season, most notably with the likely use of more three-wide sets under Kevin O'Connell.

Peter Schoenke is drafting elite wide receivers early. He explains why you should too.

The Vikings boast one of the more balanced offenses in the league, and if the defense is as leaky as last season, Dalvin Cook, Justin Jefferson and company could have plenty of chances to continue to cook.

In the wake of Philip Rivers' retirement, the Colts have decided to give Carson Wentz a second chance. But Indy's offense nonetheless revolves around second-year running back Jonathan Taylor.

Peter Schoenke is convinced Jalen Hurts is the obvious league winning QB in 2021.

Chris Liss and Peter Schoenke discuss if Davante Adams and Austin Ekeler are worth first round fantasy football picks.

The Colts will try their luck with 38-year-old QB Philip Rivers, who has some intriguing offensive weapons to work with in Indy.

Using a ground-based scheme, the Vikings offense will be able to grind out games. But after significant changes on defense, Kirk Cousins may have to air it out more often than expected.

Peter Schoenke sifts through the first year of Kirk Cousins in Minnesota to see where it all went wrong.

Peter Schoenke analyzes the quick turnaround made by the Colts in 2018 with Andrew Luck back in the saddle, and how that success can be sustained.

Is Kupp the Rams' Top Red-Zone Target?

RotoWire President Peter Schoenke analyzes how to approach fantasy football drafts with passing yards on the decline.

Peter Schoenke attempts to answer the question: is Kirk Cousins the Vikings' missing link to postseason success?

Peter Schoenke analyzes the Colts, whose destiny is firmly on Andrew Luck's healed shoulder.

Peter Schoenke shows fantasy owners how to make best use of Average Draft Position and how not to allow ADP to dictate their drafts.

RotoWire President Peter Schoenke shares his strategy for fantasy football drafts and auctions for 2017, which focuses on taking wide receivers early.

Peter Schoenke explains why PPR scoring has outlived its usefulness and how fantasy leagues should change with the times.

Peter Schoenke discusses Andrew Luck's health, among other issues hanging over the Colts in training camp.

Peter Schoenke examines whether the Vikings have found a suitable AP replacement, among other concerns.

RotoWire President Peter Schoenke analyzes the early trends in fantasy football drafts and notices a discount on top wide receivers.

Peter Schoenke and Chris Liss provide their 2016 Draft Strategy in two vital podcasts.

RotoWire President Peter Schoenke shares his draft plan for 2016 that still features wide receivers prominently.

RotoWire President Peter Schoenke looks at historical trends to see if drafting wide receivers early still adds up.

RotoWire President Peter Schoenke breaks down the overall strategy questions for 2016. Are wide receivers so valued now that the top running backs are being overlooked?

Peter Schoenke analyzes the Vikings, who look to defend their NFC North title.

RotoWire President Peter Schoenke inspects the health of the Colts' backfield as well as the state of their upgraded offensive line.

Take a WR like Antonio Brown early? What's the best draft slot to choose? Peter Schoenke breaks down those questions and offers his game plan for fantasy drafts this season.

Will the return of Adrian Peterson propel Teddy Bridgewater and the Vikings' offense to the next level in 2015-16?

Andrew Luck looks to build on a promising third season at quarterback, and the additions of Frank Gore and Andre Johnson should only help him.

Does the WR-WR strategy work in leagues suddenly hot and heavy for wideouts?

Taking wide receivers early has been a winning strategy the past few years and here's how to put it into practice.

Using historical data to map out the best draft strategy

Will Norv Turner Equal Fantasy Gold?

Richardson Trade Doesn't Solve RB Mess

What's the optimal pick in a snake draft? How about third-round reversal? We break down the choices.

The record book for quarterbacks is being re-written. Tight ends are being drafted in the first two rounds for the first time ever. Should fantasy football owners change their previous draft day strategies? RotoWire president Peter Schoenke investigaes.

Peter Schoenke defines his drafting strategy based on a historical study of ADP trends and shows how he'll use it for the 2011 season.