Justin Edwards enters 2025-26 with three clear goals for Philadelphia: become a true 3-point threat, guard the opposition’s best scorer, and push for a starting role. The 2024-25 undrafted rookie averaged 10.1 points, 3.4 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1.0 steal, while shooting 36.3% from deep and earning a standard contract.

Length, IQ, and off-ball movement could boost his defense and floor spacing. If he cans open threes consistently, the Sixers unlock bench scoring and a potential 21-year-old starter.

Allen Iverson lands a three-part Prime Video docuseries, produced by Shaquille O’Neal and Stephen Curry, promising unprecedented access to Iverson’s life and career. The project spotlights his impact with the Philadelphia 76ers, the 2001 Finals run, and his lasting bond to the franchise, including a 2024 statue. A candid, personal portrait awaits Sixers fans and fantasy followers alike.

The series reframes Iverson’s legacy beyond crossover moments, shedding light on his cultural influence and the modern guard archetype he helped shape—vital context for fantasy managers tracking era-adjusted scoring pressure and leadership impact.

Fantasy basketball success hinges on the season’s schedule as much as on talent. Yahoo playoffs run Weeks 21–23 (Mar 16–Apr 5), with an extended Week 17 for the All-Star break, creating distinct rest windows and streaming opportunities. The NBA Cup adds weekly scoring quirks, with Group Play and Quarterfinals typically counting toward fantasy, while Semifinals and Championship do not. Back-to-back (B2B) risk distributes unevenly—some teams endure 16 B2Bs, others as few as 13—shaping rostering decisions in late-season windows.

While a few teams offer heavy game volume in the fantasy playoffs (notably 12-game weeks for Rockets, Grizzlies, Magic, Wizards), others deliver thin weeks (9–10 games for Nuggets and Knicks) that can sink head-to-heads if your stars sit. The nuggets of strategy: map B2B stress to injury history, leverage depth on high-volume weeks, and watch for shifts as the schedule evolves toward the final sprint.