In his second season with the Wood Brothers, Paul Menard could be a much better value in 2019.

In 2019, William Byron will team up with Chad Knaus and that could make him the most improved drivers of the year.

At times, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. showed a lot of promise during 2018 and that should be greater next season.

Daniel Hemric climbs behind the wheel of the car that finished 17th in the standings last year.

With 28 finishes in the top 25, Chris Buescher was a consistent mid-cap pick.

Ty Dillon’s success in 2019 likely depends on from RCR and with Hemric battling for Rookie of the Year honors, that is questionable.

David Ragan finished 25th or better 72.2% of the time last year, which made him a strong utility player in games where he was moderately priced.

Ryan Preece knows how to win with 27 victories in Modified and Xfinity competition.

In his sophomore season, Wallace does not need to unlearn habits that might not be beneficial to the new rules package.

The No. 95 Leavine Family Racing team has been getting progressively better over the past couple of years and could have solid runs in a quarter of th