Change comes upon you fast. One minute you’re the rudderless St. Louis Rams being “led” by Jeff Fisher and the next you’re the new “Showtime” in LA with the youngest Head Coach in NFL history in Sean McVay! In Dynasty football it seems we’re always weighing today’s value against tomorrow’s promise. So what’s in store […]
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Change comes upon you fast. One minute you’re a goal line carry away from a Super Bowl victory and the next minute Malcolm Butler is a household name, and Brady has his 4th ring! In Dynasty football it seems we’re always weighing today’s value against tomorrow’s promise. So what’s in store for each NFL
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The key to any successful dynasty draft is grabbing value late that could turn into a decent bye week replacement or better yet, a starting asset. You always hear how leagues aren’t won at the draft but they can certainly be lost there! Acquiring assets is the name of the game in fantasy football and
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*Image courtesy of NFL.com Jordan Hicks is an athletic freak at 6’1”, 236 lbs who has drawn repeated praise for the way he attacks the weight room, prepares for games and takes care of his body. Unfortunately, he was also an injury waiting to happen throughout his 5-year college career
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Even in a draft that was lauded for its tight end talent, finding a sleeper is akin to putting a puzzle together without the box. It CAN be done but good luck! For consistency sake, I decided to use the same 5th Round or later line of demarcation from my Sleeper Rookie Running Back article
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I don’t know a single person named Chad, so when I hear the name I think of a Hampton’s trust fund baby with wingtips and a sweater on. Then Chad Johnson (of Ocho Cinco fame) comes to mind and I realize the only two Chad’s that I know of are NFL wide receivers. Maybe it’s
Chad Williams: Another Branch on the B.A. WR Tree? Read More »
Coming from a small Florida university better known for their research than their football team, it’s easy to see why Jonnu Smith isn’t getting the attention he deserves. This year’s tight end draft class has been heralded as the best in years, and Jonnu Smith appears to be getting lost in the shuffle a bit
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Never Wake a Sleeping Lion Golladay presents a curious case for the dynasty community. He embodies that prototypical height, weight, speed prospect that we all covet and landing in Detroit does nothing to hurt his dynasty stock. Golladay was a late-bloomer who received little fanfare out of high school which led him to the University
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Ever the Ageist We get older each day it’s just a fact of life. However, the aging process is accelerated in the NFL, and we need to be prepared to usher players off our squad before their value begins to decline or worse declines further. In typical redraft leagues, age doesn’t play as big a
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Let’s start with what classifies someone as a sleeper. Is it a player drafted in a particular round or overall pick? Is it a player that you just don’t see coming? Perhaps it is simply a player that far exceeds expectations regardless of draft capital? For this article, I assessed a simple line of demarcation
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The starting wide receiver on my “All Rip Van Winkle Team” is Ishmael Zamora. Zamora is your quintessential draft late and stash rookie pick who needs time to acclimate to the NFL. By now you all know and have likely seen the video footage that led to Zamora being suspended for three games by
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Full Disclosure: I was born and raised in Philadelphia and am currently an Eagles season ticket holder. Suffice (it) to say, I Bleed Green. I preface that because anyone who knows Philly sports fans knows that we are most critical of our own. With that caveat, I turn my focus to Carson Wentz who was
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