Since Adrian Peterson entered the NFL he has been a fan favorite, but after his monster MVP season coming off a devastating knee injury in '11 he has become a mytholigical character. Adrian had arguably his best season as a pro rushing for over 2,000 yards just shy of the all-time season rushing record. Everywhere you turn this off-season in the fantasy football world all you hear is AP "he's a machine" or "he's not human". That perception is leading folks to say that the normal standards for RBs don't apply to AP, but is that the right approach in Dynasty? He just turned 28 which is typically when owners start to sell or tend to shy away from from buying due to age and workload concerns, but his value is still sky high right now. But, should you follow the masses and assume that he can defy father time for another 3 years or do you cash in on his monster '12 season and his current terminator-like status? Today we'll discuss his current value and whether or not it's sustainable moving forward.

By Leo Paciga ( @FFHoudini )   Last article we spent some time taking a closer look at the AFC North.  Today we're going to focus on the AFC South and see just what opportunities the off season could present for dynasty ...

There comes a time in every Dynasty Football League where your team enters "rebuild-mode", and its clear  that your team has no real chance of competing for a championship.  Maybe you sold out to make a run last year, maybe ...

Welcome back to DFW’s own Buy Low, Sell High, Hold Steady article. Each and every week we cover a number of players who fall into each category based on current values, performance, and player trends. Player values are of the utmost importance to the fantasy football community. Striking on a player when his value is low or high makes all of the difference in the world. These concepts are especially true in dynasty leagues where player values stretch out over a much longer period of time. So while we’ll focus on some immediate news and production remember that in dynasty we can’t overreact. One game (or even a few games) a career does not make, but it does definitely give us an idea of what to expect. Now on to the fun stuff:

Over the last week DFW has been running an in-season dynasty start-up mock with our top-notch staff members. We thought it would be fun to see how much player values fluctuate after 6 weeks of regular season action. I've compared this data to a preseason expert dynasty start-up mock which also included some of the industries most well respected fantasy football analysts. Below you'll see some of the main changes in player values before and after, but you'll also be able to visit each mock to view the complete results.

Are you ready for NFL regular season football? Chase Wheetley is here with a primer for Week 1.

DFW Writer and Contributor Dave Cherney takes us through the different types of league waivers and the corresponding strategies.