Clay’s Game Ohio State vs. TCU Dwayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State 24/38, 344 Yards, 2 TDs, 3 Carries, 8 Yards, 1 TD In only his 3rd career start, Haskins lit up an above-average TCU secondary to the tune of nearly 350 yards. Haskins was sizzling from the start throwing multiple frozen ropes to Austin Mack […]
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Clay’s Game Clemson vs. Texas A&M Trevor Lawrence, QB, Clemson 5/9 93 Yards, 1 TD, 2 Carries, -1 Yards The golden-locked freshman phenom gave the nation a glimpse into the future on his first pass of the game at Kyle Field. Lawrence whipped a perfectly weighted pass out to his go-to guy in Tee Higgins,
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Last season, each member of the Devy Watch crew selected a handful of exciting Devy players to watch throughout the 2017 season and released weekly updates on these players’ performances throughout the Devy Watch Weekly article series. If you’re curious about last season’s series, here are examples from Week 3 and Week 6 from 2017
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Last summer I took a look at the 2017 crop of incoming college receivers and attempted to project which of them had the best opportunities to “breakout” as true freshmen. I based my projections primarily on vacated production, offensive situation, and talent. You can view last year’s article here. Of the five freshman breakouts I
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In most annual 2-5 round Devy drafts that are relatively depleted, there aren’t typically a lot of sure-fire choices with great college production in the first round or two. Sometimes there will be a player who wasn’t overly hyped and slipped through the cracks the year before who makes for the obvious first selection. That
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While most of the country was tuned into the high profile Power 5 Conference Championship games last weekend, here’s a look at some performances you may have missed from the Group of 5 (Non Power 5) games that took place. The following is a recap of several potential Devy prospects who may be flying under
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If you play in a Devy league and don’t own Saquon Barkley or Derrius Guice, odds are you tried to trade for them at some point over the past two seasons. I’ll bet that the owner quickly rejected your proposal and likely didn’t even counter. The problem with acquiring these
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A common sentiment that you may have heard amongst the Devy community is, “Don’t draft tight ends in your devy drafts.” While I generally endorse this idea, there should certainly be some exceptions to this line of thinking. Those who drafted OJ Howard and Evan Engram in devy leagues are quite literally grinning from ear
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The ability for a wide receiver to control and contort one’s body in midair is a necessary trait for those who specialize in winning contested catches. Heading into 2017 there aren’t many receivers who do it better than Florida State’s Auden Tate. Tate is a 6’5” 225 lb. mammoth who gave the nation a tantalizing
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The prospect outlook of a true freshman wide receiver who qualifies for breakout age boosts his draft stock and name recognition exponentially throughout the Devy community. The work that Shawn Siegele, Frank DuPont, and Jon Moore have done on breakout age and dominator rating has shown that prospect breakout age is one of the most
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Georgia football may be in the midst of a down period, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t top tier talent on their roster. This is especially true at the running back position. The Georgia program has produced some exciting fantasy running backs in the past. Most notably Garrison Hearst and Terrell Davis for you
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Elijah McGuire has been a popular name in Devy circles for several years now. His early career production (4,300 scrimmage yards and 43 TDs) looked extremely promising heading into his senior year and had many in the scouting community excited for what was to come. However, that buzz quickly turned into question marks, as McGuire’s
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Ben Boulware LOVES football. That is the first, and foremost thing you should know about this hungry, passion-fueled linebacker from upstate South Carolina. The second thing you should know deals with his collegiate position coach, Brent Venables. The current Defensive Coordinator for the National Champion Clemson Tigers was recently named the winner of the 2016
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Devy. Most of us know that the hip word we love to throw around stands for developmental. These are developmental players for our dynasty rosters that we’re scouting and analyzing, yes. But today I’d like you to consider that these college athletes are not only developmental for our dynasty teams, they are developing as young
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One of the most effective ways to have success in your Devy Dynasty League is to target and acquire college players who are projected to be difference makers from the moment they hit the NFL gridiron. Players like Amari Cooper and Todd Gurley in 2015 and Ezekiel Elliot in 2016 made instant, invaluable impacts for
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