Every year at this time, we tie a bow on another college football recruiting cycle the best way we know how – a Devy mock draft with only true freshmen. This year, we expanded the field to two rounds of 14 players. We approached this draft as if it were PPR and 1 QB. Round […]
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Tyree Jackson is a polarizing quarterback prospect. Listed at 6’7” and 245 pounds, he has a skill set that is reminiscent of Buffalo Bills QB, Josh Allen. Graced with incredible arm strength and very good athleticism, Jackson lacks very little in terms of natural ability. He is an excellent deep ball thrower, but his accuracy
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Kyle and Kevin accumulated all the data and news and have created their final college fantasy football rankings and projections for the 2018 season. These rankings are for .5 PPR, redraft formats. Be sure to check in to collegefootballfactory.com each week this fall for rankings and other articles that will help you maximize your CFF edge!
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I’ve put together a list of possible dynasty tight end additions that will help teams that are building for the 2019 season and beyond. This list isn’t meant to be exhaustive nor in order of preference, instead, highlight a mix of players with various price tags and range of outcomes. This is part four of
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Understanding the impact of coaching changes in college football is one of the most integral pieces of the puzzle to becoming a winning player. It is relevant in the NFL as well, but nowhere near the degree that it is in the college game. For example, in the 2017 season, the New England Patriots threw
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I’ve put together a list of possible dynasty wide receiver additions that will help teams that are building for the 2019 season and beyond. This list isn’t meant to be exhaustive nor in order of preference, instead, highlight a mix of players with various price tags and range of outcomes. This is part three of
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I’ve put together a list of possible dynasty running back additions that will help teams that are building for the 2019 season and beyond. This list isn’t meant to be exhaustive or in order of preference, instead, highlight a mix of players with various price tags and range of outcomes. This is part two of
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I’ve put together a list of possible dynasty quarterback additions that will help teams that are building for the 2019 season and beyond. This list isn’t meant to be exhaustive, nor in order of preference, instead, my aim is to highlight a mix of players with various price tags and range of outcomes. This is
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Anthony Ratliff-Williams was an electrifying dual-threat quarterback in high school. As a college fantasy football player, it’s pretty disappointing that we never got to see him play QB in Chapel Hill. We’ve gotten glimpses of him on trick plays but not nearly as much as I would like. That being said, AR17’s future at the
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Cody Thompson is the most recent confoundingly under-recruited player in my summer profile series. He was a do-it-all two-star-recruit from Huron, Ohio. His high school highlights are quite enjoyable. He played wide receiver as a sophomore, catching 48 passes for 865 yards, and scored 11 times. He then switched positions as a junior and was
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Shakif La’paris Nyrobi Seymour is a running back from Cleveland, Ohio. Hilariously, Holy Name is where he played his high school ball. Most of his friends call him “Fish” so I’m going with that if I ever get the chance to meet him. As a senior in high school, Seymour was nagged by injury, but
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Some players sneak up on me. That’s part of what makes college football so fun. I have no idea who they are and then “BOOM” they emerge and make their presence felt. Jonathan Ward is one such example. It was early November in 2017, and I remember watching Central Michigan playing Western Michigan in the
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If the saying, “Adversity builds character” is true, then it should come as no surprise that Hakeem Butler is truly an exceptional young man. For fans of the HBO’s show, The Wire, you will have some context for what life may be like for a young African-American in Baltimore. Butler’s father left when he was
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This is the appropriate place to start with AJ Dillon. He’s a grown man. Not sure about you, but we still can’t get over this stiff-arm by @BCFootball running back AJ Dillon. 💪 pic.twitter.com/9ENsDAjYpP — ACC Digital Network (@theACCDN) October 15, 2017 What makes this even more impressive, Dillon was just a true freshman in
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“CeeDee Lamb is a very, very talented natural athlete. He’s a guy that just kind of has that ‘it’ factor on the outside as a receiver… You talk about ball skills being able to go up in the air and get the ball and attack it. He’s a guy that he’s going to be able
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“Only 5 when he left Liberia, Car only remembers what his mother, Oretha, told him. How he ran away from his father, who had custody and lived on the streets for a month before being reunited with his mother. How he, his mother and younger sister, Blessing, lived in tents in an immigration camp as the
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I have the privilege of studying a lot of prospects with very diverse and unique backgrounds. Very few of them are as interesting to me as Antonio Gandy-Golden is. The junior wide receiver took a very unique route to Liberty University. Originally from Chicago, AGG started learning gymnastics as a four-year-old. By age seven, he
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Spring ball has wrapped up and we now have more clarity surrounding many teams’ depth charts. As such, we’ve put together these rankings that are for .5 PPR and 4 points for passing TDs. We took very different approaches to predict certain depth charts. While Kyle has intentionally omitted several potential high-value players (Ex: No
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Quarterback Few positions have been as disappointing as the LSU QBs over the past decade. History tells me to skip this section altogether and get right to the RBs and the defense. Instead of using a bunch of my own words, I’m going to borrow from Billy Gomila from And The Valley Shook: “In the
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TaQuon Marshall had one of the most impressive season-opening performances in 2017. He ran for 44-249-5 against Tennessee. He had five other games where he had 20+ carries and finished as the overall CFF QB21. The main area where Marshall will need to improve his game is as a passer. Being an effective runner is
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