Hey fantasy fans, as we head into week 4 we hope you’re looking at an undefeated season thus far and hope to help you keep that record in tact. These Starts & Sit suggestions have been fun for us to write and hopefully enjoyable for you to read. We’ll also discuss the Las Vegas lines […]
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Welcome to NFL Week 4! Unlike last week’s blood bath of injuries, this past week proved to be much less damaging to fantasy rosters. There were a few injuries of note to players like Jeremy Langford and Shane Vereen, but if you were depending on either one of them to lead you to fantasy championships,
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Judging by what I saw on Twitter over this weekends games the majority of fantasy owners had a disappointing weekend and we here at DFF had a similar experience. Our team of weekly content writers will once again be offering up our Start & Sit suggestions for Week 3 at all positions-including IDP. We hope
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After a relatively injury free Week 1 in the NFL, with only 1 significant injury for fantasy purposes, Week 2 kicked the injury door off its hinges, particularly at the running back position. This of course has created multiple opportunities for several players to see more playing time as both short term and long term
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Well fantasy fans, with week 1 behind us it’s time to act- and mostly overreact- to what we think we saw during the NFL’s kickoff weekend. We saw our first significant injury to a star player when the Charger’s Keenan Allen was lost for the season with a torn ACL and many others failed to
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Well, we finally have one week of NFL action under our belts and I hope all of our readers are sitting at 1-0 going into this weekend. Our team of weekly content writers here at Dynasty Football Factory will once again be offering up our Start & Sit suggestions for Week 2 at all positions-including
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Although we here at the Dynasty Football Factory are primarily focused on helping provide you- the dynasty owner- season long and multi-seasonal advice and information, it would be foolish for us not to provide our readers with weekly content to better prepare you for the weekly grind of setting your lineups. Several of our writers
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I recently covered running backs who I predicted would underperform in 2016 and now it’s time for me to focus on the receivers. I don’t recall where I heard it so I cannot give this quote the credit it’s due, but I always loved the saying “you can’t win your league with your 1st round pick, but you
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Every year in the NFL, several players over perform and exceed expectations and many players underperform and let their fans down. As a casual fan, that can be exciting or disappointing, but as a fantasy football owner, a player who over or underperforms can make or break your entire season. In this 2-part series I will
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This offseason the Miami Dolphins brought in former Chicago Bears and Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Adam Gase to be their head coach in 2016. Accurate or not Gase has been considered an up- and-coming offensive mind in football circles for a few years now. During his first draft, at the helm of an NFL team,
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The 22nd overall pick in the 2016 NFL draft was TCU’s wide receiver Josh Doctson. An “old” rookie at 24, Doctson was drafted by the Washington Redskins with the hopes of him developing into their wide receiver 1 of the future. Although his role as a rookie is hard to predict there are several decent receiver
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Originally a 7th round pick of the Miami Dolphins in 2012 out of the University of Nevada-Reno, wide receiver Rishard Matthews played out his rookie contract in South Florida and hit the open market this past off-season. In March he signed a 3-year, 15 million-dollar contract, with the Tennessee Titans, after fielding offers from several
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Few players in football, both in real life football and in fantasy football, are as polarizing as Robert Griffin III. The 2nd overall pick of the 2012 draft out of Baylor was supposed to be the next breakout star at the quarterback position and for one single season, he lived up to all the hype
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Each season the tight end position typically has the same names atop the leader board at seasons end. However, with every new season comes new opportunities for different players to emerge and become difference makers in fantasy football. Last year, for example, the Browns’ Gary Barnidge came out of nowhere to become one of football’s
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Rookie Jeff Driskel is currently a third string quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers. If it weren’t for dynasty fantasy football leagues, I doubt anyone outside of the Driskel family would even know that or care. Now that my disclaimer is out of the way, let’s examine Driskel and see if he’s worth a rookie
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I was never a big fan of Lamar Miller in Miami, but his recent change of scenery with the Houston Texans has made me a fan. In the interest of full disclosure, he’s still my second favorite Lamar after Lamar from Revenge of the Nerds, but that’s neither here nor there. Miller was always a
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Every year the internet hype train selects a player or two that might be the next “big sleeper” in fantasy football. Over the years, the results are typically mixed and more often than not the players in question end up not living up to the build-up. One such player, gaining a head of steam this
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One of, if not THE single most important facets of dynasty league fantasy football is using trades to build your roster and/or stockpile draft picks. Once your league’s start-up draft is in the rear-view mirror, unless your hitting on every single rookie pick year-in and year-out (which you’re not), there is no other way to
The key to building a long-term, successful, dynasty fantasy football team is being able to select enough solid rookies, year in and year out to keep your team competitive as older players disappear from your roster. Therefore, as years pass by and you get further and further from your initial startup draft, your ability to
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Since 1935, the Heisman Memorial Trophy Award (more commonly known as, The Heisman Trophy) has been awarded annually to the most outstanding player in college football. Going back to 1960, during the “Super Bowl era” of the NFL, 54 players have been awarded The Heisman over the last 55 years. During that time, 27 quarterbacks,
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