You don't want last year's production in Fantasy Football. To a certain extent, you don't even care about it.

Take Todd Gurley. If all we cared about was last season's production, he'd be the obvious No. 1 pick, just like he was this time last year. However, with concerns about his health and playing time cropping up this offseason, you can find him in the second or third round these days. There's plenty of room for Gurley to provide league-winning upside, but he's down there for a reason -- we don't expect a repeat performance.

Ideally, you don't want last year's first-rounders on your team; you want next year's. You want the guys everyone will be tripping over themselves to select in 2020, and you want them when they are still relatively cheap. That means you want 2019's career-year performers.

Dave Richard offers his career-year breakout candidates today, plus we've got a running back with the chance to take a big step forward, a breakdown of how you can use the riskiest players to build a contender, and a look at which offenses will put their running backs in the best position to succeed, and which backs will take advantage of it.

Today could be the day you win your league.

What good is a breakout player unless he puts up career-best numbers? Dave Richard found a dozen players he wants on his Fantasy team in Round 4 of your draft or later.

Jamey Eisenberg looks at the results of our latest two-quarterback league mock draft, including two teams that took some risks with their rosters.

Kalen Ballage was already starting to carve out a significant role. Now Kenyan Drake is in a walking boot. Could Ballage be a breakout candidate.

Ben Gretch expands on his recently-introduced TRAP stat and explains which high-value touches are the key to running back Fantasy success, with some teams and players to target.