Information is vital in fantasy football. No other resource provides more real-time information than Twitter. I have crafted a list of whom to follow for each team and a snippet as to what they bring to the table. Each has an ear to the ground covering their respective team and are worth a follow. Arizona […]
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In this third installment of the DFF Best Ball draft series, we again outline the analysis on the mindset of player selections and strategy. Note: There is likely to be some variance with certain players who we’ve selected, as is typically the case this type of year. Please keep in mind that this draft occurred
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The fantasy league draft is the most anticipated event for fantasy football enthusiasts. At the fingertips of each drafter are their targeted players, a hometown favorite, or a rival player playing for the arch-nemesis of their hometown team. It provides each owner any number of ways to construct their team and in a Dynasty format,
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Welcome back for our second Best Ball Draft of the season! The 12 of us got together to try and build the best possible team, according to the best ball format (If you’re unfamiliar with Best Ball, check out this link). In our first draft, we tried to project rookies before the NFL draft while
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The 2018 NFL Draft has concluded and with landing spots determined for 256 players, it is time to take a look at the rookie class ahead of training camp and assess whether they should be on your redraft team for the upcoming season. This article will provide the viewpoint of five DFF analysts to the
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AFC South Preview – Shaun Crandall @WhiskeyD0G What We Learned from Last Week: [profiler]Lamar Miller[/profiler] wasn’t able to capitalize on his opportunities last week, as he only managed three yards-per-carry on 17 rushes. Miller has shown he can produce on limited opportunities, however, he was not able to against the Ravens. Miller is no more than
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AFC South Preview – Shaun Crandall @WhiskeyD0G What We Learned from Last Week: [profiler]Lamar Miller[/profiler] wasn’t able to capitalize on his opportunities last week, as he only managed 3 yards-per-carry on 17 rushes. Miller has shown he can produce on limited opportunities, however, he was not able to do so against the Ravens. Miller is
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AFC South Preview – Shaun Crandall @WhiskeyD0G What We Learned from Last Week Houston can put up points, even without Deshaun Watson, which is good news for DeAndre Hopkins and Lamar Miller. Both of whom were having solid years to date, with Hopkins sitting atop the wide receiver rankings. Houston’s backfield was becoming more of
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What We Learned from Last Week: [profiler]DeMarco Murray[/profiler] doesn’t want you to forget about him. Murray hit Cincinnati with more touchdowns (3) than he had all season combined (2). His rushing production was still lackluster, however, he remains a factor in the passing game. [profiler]Derrick Henry[/profiler] will continue to be looking over the shoulder of
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The first week of preseason is filled with the exhilaration one feels when they are about to see live action between opposing teams. We want to see how much action the starters will get and who among the reserves will emerge. I’ve spent most of the past four days watching live games, game replays, and
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Information is vital in fantasy football. No other resource provides more real-time information than Twitter. I have crafted a list of whom to follow for each team and a snippet as to what they bring to the table. Each has an ear to the ground covering their respective team and are worth a follow.
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Fantasy football rankings are a great tool. Just like any experienced mechanic, plumber, or electrician, they all have a wide array of tools at their disposal, but they typically have one they utilize more often than others. Dynasty fantasy football enthusiasts also have many tools at their disposal and rankings as a tool can assist
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Reliability Aside from talent, one of the main factors in a player meeting their potential is opportunity and their reliability when opportunity arises. Both Josh Gordon and Martavis Bryant have left fantasy owners questioning if they can eclipse that potential. Josh Gordon has multiple suspensions for repeated violations of the NFL Policy and Program for Substance
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As we begin to settle into this off-season, our team here at DFF has decided to tackle a list of sleepers at each position. As you’ve probably already noticed, this isn’t just offensive sleepers exercise; this 7-part series will consist of IDP sleepers as well. We know not every league is offense-only so we’ve got
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Travis Kelce was widely compared to Rob Gronkowski coming out of Cincinnati based on his physical stature and play on the field. In his senior season, the 6’5” move tight end put up 722 yards and 8 touchdowns off 45 catches, which thrust him onto NFL draft boards. Prior to his breakout season he saw
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Home Body Stefon Diggs has the pedigree to maintain his production for years. Looking back, he was a five-star recruit coming out of high school and was rated as the 2nd best wide receiver, behind current Philadelphia Eagles WR Dorial Green-Beckham in the class of 2012. Additionally, he had offers from Ohio State, Auburn, USC,
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Dynasty players should always be viewing their team through a 3-year window. If the player can provide viable production in a three-year period, then he is definably valuable from a dynasty perspective. Personally, I view a player as “breaking out” when they eclipse their previous levels of fantasy production and emerge as a starting presence
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Utes better get to know him. Devontae Booker has the mold of a workhorse, NFL running back. With measurables of 5-11, 220lbs. he should be able to withstand the physicality of the NFL each week. However, Booker’s college career started slowly. In fact, he didn’t immediately attend a D-I university. Booker actually began his college
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Hi My Name Is… Eric Rogers has seemingly gone unnoticed for most of his football life and by extension, has been under well the radar. He did not go to a Division I school, instead having played at Division III California Lutheran University. He went undrafted in the 2013 NFL Draft after drawing 11 different
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First things first, Teddy Bridgewater is in need of another wide receiver playmate. Outside of rookie sensation Stefon Diggs, the wide receiver group vastly disappointed for the sophomore QB in 2015. Charles Johnson was thought to continue his solid 2014 season and build upon it for 2015. Unfortunately, that never happened and Bridgewater was left
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