Top 24 Running Back Production through the Ages
A week or so back, while I was perusing Twitter, […]
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The Throw-ins: Part 1
Everyone knows the names of big-name players and why you should target them. These are not those guys. These are the other guys. Players who often end up getting cut by one team when making trades so that they don’t exceed the roster limit. These are players that could amount to nothing come 2020 or players that you can stream during bye weeks.
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Freddie Kitchens Fired Fantasy Impact
Freddie Kitchens was the first head coach to be fired, and the Browns couldn’t even wait until Black Monday to do it. What went wrong in Cleveland and what’s the fantasy impact of Kitchens getting the ax? We take a look at these questions and more in this instant impact review.
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It’s Okay to Overpay: D.J. Moore
Too often when playing dynasty fantasy football we get enamored with being able to buy low on players. Don’t get me wrong. Buying low on a player is a sound strategy. But sometimes players are worth the full cost of their market value. In even rarer cases some players are worth overpaying for. Even overpaying is a relative term. If you overpay today for a player who turns into a perennial WR1/RB1 in the future, did you really overpay? What someone sees as an overpay today could be looked at completely differently next season. I’m a strong proponent of paying up to acquire players when I believe they will be long-term fantasy studs. One such player that fits that definition for me is D.J. Moore.
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Can Bad Passing Offenses Provide Fantasy Relevant Wide Receivers? Part 2
During the just completed fantasy season, I thought about the fantasy scoring that stems from bad offenses. Specifically, wide receiver scoring from poor passing offenses. I suspect that the wide receiver from a bad offense who scores the most fantasy points isn’t a particularly good long term fantasy asset. Though that seems intuitive, I wanted to take a look through history to see if this thought is correct. Gathering data is instructive.
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You’re Dead To Me: Jamison Crowder
This series kicked off with Corey Davis, a player that has never lived up to his draft capital. Today we continue with a player who it can be argued has outperformed his draft capital (NFL and fantasy), but I’m still moving on from him.
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The Waiver Wire: Week 16
Hopefully, I’ll be able to help you whether you’re reading this in preparation for your upcoming championship game or to accrue assets for 2020. Only two teams are alive in your leagues (assuming you don’t have a Week 17 championship). That means you should be looking to the future if you aren’t one of those
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You’re Dead to Me: Corey Davis
Every season there are bound to be players who disappoint you in fantasy football. Some years it might be a player that’s already disappointed you in the past. In the worst cases, this same player keeps disappointing you year after year. That’s what this series will examine. Players who I can no longer deal with having on my dynasty rosters.
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Dynasty Waiver Wire: Week 15
Whether you’re in the playoffs or not, you need to still work the waiver wire. Never stop working the wire. The NFL still has several weeks of the regular season left, which means injuries and poor play will provide us with players to our rosters. Some of these players could be one week fill-ins for your playoff team. Some may end up being stashes we use in the future. Most are likely to flame out never to be heard of again. But that’s why we have roster space. Pick up players to plug and play, or to stash.
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Can Bad Passing Offenses Provide Fantasy Relevant Wide Receivers? Part 1
Are wide receivers from a bad offense who score the most fantasy points good long term fantasy assets? Though that seems intuitive, I wanted to take a look past history to see what could be deduced from the information. Gathering data is instructive. You start out looking for one thing, but you never know what you will find once you begin to parse the data.
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The Waiver Wire: Week 14
It’s Week 14, and hopefully, you’ve made the playoffs or have moved onto the second round of your playoffs. Even if you haven’t, you still need to scour your league’s waiver wires for assets. Dynasty football is a year-round endeavor, and now is not the time to take a break.
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Dynasty Thanksgiving
thaHappy early Thanksgiving! I’m not much of the sentimental type but I thought it apt to share some of the players that I’m thankful for this season. It’s so easy to lament the poor performances and the underperformers in fantasy, but I wanted to put something positive into the universe. There is no criteria for
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The Waiver Wire: Week 13
Welcome to the playoffs! Most leagues start their playoffs this week. Whether you’re looking for a player to plug and play this week or you’re looking for just depth, it’s vital to keep working the waiver wire. Even if you’re out of the playoffs, that doesn’t mean your work is done either. The NFL season is still ongoing, which means there will still be injuries as well as players losing or winning themselves starting roles.
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The Waiver Wire: Week 12
Some weeks your best strategy is to keep your FAAB in your wallets and save it for another day. This is not one of those weeks. Though not especially deep, there are some quality options available this week. Several running backs will be in line for significant workloads. There is also a receiving back who could help your team in the playoff chase. If you’re looking towards 2020 already, there’s a player or two to stash at the bottom of your rosters.
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The Waiver Wire: Week 11 (Updated)
Week 10 was an odd week with so many teams (6) on a bye. Week 11 sees another four teams with an in-season vacation. The Green Bay Packers, New York Giants, Seattle Seahawks, and Tennessee Titans all get rest this week. We’ve reached the point of the season where most waiver wires have been picked
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The Waiver Wire: Week 10 (Updated)
Another week another injury at the quarterback position. I’ve reminded you of this in the past, but I’ll do it once more. If backup quarterbacks are sitting on your Superflex leagues waiver wires, pick them up. Week 10 is the week with the most teams on bye with six. Denver, Houston, Jacksonville, New England, Philadelphia, and Washington are all off this week.
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Fantasy Impact of T.Y. Hilton’s Injury
The Indianapolis Colts will be without their number one pass-catcher, T.Y. Hilton, for the next few weeks due to a calf injury. This will have a large ripple effect on the entire offense during the time that Hilton will be sidelined.
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A Flash in the Northwest: Josh Gordon claimed by the Seattle Seahawks
The Seattle Seahawks claimed Josh Gordon from waivers today after
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The Waiver Wire: Week 9 (Updated)
After Week 8 had just two teams on bye, Week 9 sees four teams with the week off. The Cincinnati Bengals, Atlanta Falcons, Los Angeles Rams, and New Orleans Saints are all off this week along with some high powered fantasy assets. This week’s waiver wire isn’t the strongest so you may want to be a bit frugal. If you don’t have any pressing needs this would be a good week to hold on to your FAAB bucks or your waiver priority. There are some deeper options though if you’re in need. Let’s get to it.
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The Waiver Wire: Week 8
After a relatively calm few weeks on the injury front, injuries came back with a vengeance this week At this point of the season, you’re often left hoping to just find players to fill your roster out from the waiver wire. Because of a few key injuries, there could be players you pick up this week that not only win you a week but actually save your season. Fortuitously only two teams are on bye in Week 8, Dallas, and Baltimore (yet there are six teams on bye in Week 10 for some reason). Let’s dig in!
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