I am always looking to upgrade every position on my roster to add depth to my teams. As we like to say at DFF, “Always Be Building.” One tool to help guide you when evaluating your team is Average Draft Position (ADP). Even when you’re looking at the back end of your roster, you should […]
It’s Time to Buy These 3 Defensive Linemen Read More »
I will share with you three LB’s that you will want to look at. These are great taxi squad players to stash. If you are like me, you’re always trying to keep the bottom of your roster moving with players who have upside. When you have the ability to roster players who can jump in
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As I have been drafting this year I have taken notice of a few LBs that can play WAY above their ADP. When you are able to get starters in the late rounds of drafts who can contribute as a higher scoring player you’re doing it right. Same thoughts in trading during the downtime of
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Height: 6’2″ Weight: 198 Class: Junior 2018 draft eligible This kid was impressive to watch! He is everything I would want in a shutdown corner on my defense. He does need the safety blanket of a safety playing behind him. It’s rare for me to be wowed by a corner, but I just couldn’t get
IDP Devy Watch: CB Tarvarus McFadden, Florida State Read More »
I’m going to share a couple of players with you that are good targets for those of you scouring the 7th round in your rookie drafts. These players would be great additions to your taxi squad. Wait and see players if you will. Tanoh Kpassagnon, DE Kansas City: Getting drafted by KC, who has
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Too early to start thinking about who will win the Defensive ROY? Nope, not at all. It’s never too early, especially considering the level of talent below. Jamal Adams: When the New York football Jets came on the clock with their 6th overall pick, Mike Maccagnan, the
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Jordan Evans LB, Oklahoma: 6’3 232 pounds Quick thoughts After watching Jordan Evans play, I was ready to suit up myself. Three words come to mind watching Evans play. Tough Athletic Instincts This kid is a baller and leader on his team’s defense. In 2015 he suffered a torn pectoral muscle and has recovered well. Run
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College Game As a college athlete, he performed well. Looking back at his last two seasons I was impressed with his production. Smaller than I like my LBs but, can’t argue with his tackle numbers, 212. I always watch to see how well players can tackle. In fantasy football, it is, of course, a key
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Let’s take a look at my thought process as I drafted my team in a 14-team superflex startup. Starting 13 IDP players, and 11 on offense, this will be an interesting draft for all. We start two TEs as well which will leave many different ways to build teams. This is where you can find
Inside the War Room: IDP Superflex Startup Draft Read More »
I’d like to thank our mockers for the time and thoughts on this mock. We all have a strong passion for IDP. If you’re reading this, you as well have the IDP love. This will show you where players are going before the NFL Draft. I’m in a few rookie drafts now, and this kind
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I am a hoarder of the Strong Safety position. When you need to start a minimum of two safeties, I aim for the guys who play closer to the line of scrimmage. Your free safeties are asked to cover and play off the line. It’s the SS position that gets you the tackles stats more
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Dynasty Draft Profile of Linebacker Zach Cunningham.
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Folarin Orimolade Dartmouth LB First impressions The Big Green had one of the Ivy Leagues best defensive players in the league. Explosive is my first impression of him. Guy’s a game changer. His impressive jump off the ball helped him earn the “Bushnell Award” which is given to the defensive player of the year, in
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Yesterday we shared rounds 1-3 with you, today we’ll close out this mock draft with rounds 4-6. Round 4 4.1 @nateclever8 Malik McDowell, DL: Can line up anywhere on DL and can get to QB. Love the kid hope he continues to learn and grow his game 4.2 @DFF_Cog Zay Jones, WR: I realize the value
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I’d like to thank all of the DFF family and friends for taking the time to help out on this mock. Without them, this would not have happened. If you’re anything like me, you’re eating, sleeping, drinking, and talking about your upcoming rookie drafts. This is our building block for our dynasty teams. As always
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Tyus Bowser: 6’3 244 pounds Games watched: Vanderbilt, Memphis, San Diego St. My Thoughts: This is another player I enjoyed watching. Not overly flashy, but a guy who just gets it done. Houston asked him to do a lot of things on defense, playing the run, to rushing the passer and playing in coverage. That shows the coaching
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Games watched Syracuse, North Carolina, Virginia Tech My Thoughts Injuries are the first thing that stands out when it comes to Price. He was absolutely hammered in his early college career by a string of injuries. In 2012, starting off as an ILB, he suffered a pectoral injury. The next year, 2013, back injury. In 2014, a
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Games reviewed: Buffalo, Toledo, Kent The player: One thing that I have to see from an edge rusher is quickness. This kid is quick! He won’t get stuck or shoved away from a play. Getting off a block is not an issue. This keeps him in the attack of the ball and not flat on his
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Here are some of the signings I took note of this week. Anytime when we see a player swap teams in the NFL, it is wise to review what it means for our fantasy teams. Value goes up; value goes down. I will share my thoughts on a few player signings below: Jabaal Sheard – Moving
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DE Derek Barnett Tennessee 6’3 265 lbs My Thoughts I have heard a lot of hype the last couple weeks on Barnett. His name is discussed whenever someone brings up the top D-line prospects. I felt like I needed to take a deeper look. I honestly expected to be “wowed” while watching his tape. Don’t
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