What kind of Havoc will he bring? With the 2016 NFL Draft right set to kick-off this Thursday, dynasty fantasy IDP owners need to separate the wheat from the chaff. A big topic of discussion is former Eastern Kentucky/Ohio State defender, Noah Spence. Although, this kid has a ton of athleticism, it appears he also […]
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Since the NFL Draft will be here in only a few more days, now is a great type to delve into some of the less talked about running backs. In my opinion, UCLA’s Paul Perkins has the athleticism to win on Saturdays, but will that translate on Sundays? I watched his 2015 games against Nebraska,
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A Family Tradition? The 2016 NFL Draft is less a few days away and one of the top defensive prospects in the 2016 class is former Ohio State defensive end, Joey Bosa. Mr. Bosa has good defensive blood lines, as both his father, John Bosa and uncle, Eric Kumerow, got drafted by an NFL team
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As the focus of fantasy footballers everywhere shifts to the NFL Draft, it is time to take a look at who is possibly the most intriguing foreign prospect in recent memory. I am speaking of course, about Germany’s Moritz Boehringer. Having never played competitively on American soil before, Boehringer is a very raw prospect, to
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More Than Meets the Eye? With the 2016 NFL Draft fast approaching, fantasy football rookie drafts are right around the corner. As such, the vigilant fantasy owner is always on the lookout for information on that elusive sleeper who could change their fantasy fortunes. With that said, one of the most popular rookie scouting information
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Potential Defensive Chess Piece. The 2016 NFL Draft is fast approaching and there are so many tremendous defensive players still to canvass. One of this drafts best defenders is former Clemson player, Shaq Lawson. Not only is Lawson dominant, but he also certainly turned heads during this year’s national championship game against Alabama, with two
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Too Tall Floyd? With the 2016 NFL Draft days away, there are still many stories to tell. One of those is about former Bulldog pass rusher, Leonard Floyd. Simply put, Floyd isn’t just your typical defender. One profound feather in his cap is that he led Georgia in sacks for the past three seasons. To
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Big Program Player, but Little Production. Each year the NFL Draft has positions that are well stocked with athletic marvels, while other positions struggle to find relevant players. Once again, this year’s rookie tight end crop is lacking in play-makers, which is why this article is about former Ohio State Nick Vannett. Although, Vannett’s college
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Home Run Threat without the High Price Tag. With the 2016 NFL Draft less than a week away, there are still plenty of stories to tell. One of those belongs to former Cincinnati wide out Chris Moore, who is mostly under-appreciated or completely unknown in the dynasty fantasy community. His senior year stat line of
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Is he the Mountain or the Hound? Sorry, have to throw a little Game of Thrones into my 2016 NFL Draft preparation. Former Duck defender, DeForest Buckner has the presence and fight that both Clegane brothers have and just might be more disruptive on the gridiron than either brother in all of Westeros (where GoT
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If there is one guy that has polarized NFL analysts and scouts since the end of the college football season, it would be wide receiver, Braxton Miller. This Ohio State University product made the switch to wide receiver, after playing 3 of his 4-year college career at the quarterback position. Coming out of high school
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Pharoh Cooper is a former high school quarterback gifted with the opportunity to play college ball at the University of South Carolina. During his first year at South Carolina, he was asked to split time between defensive back and wide receiver (defensive back being another position he played at the high school level). The first
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As you may know, the quarterback helms the most important position on a football field. This is due, in part, because he is the man touching the ball the most–by far. If there is a game where one team snaps the ball for 60 plays, a single running back might touch the ball only a
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You don’t make it through NFL Draft season without hearing lots of noise. Of course, there’s always the typical overreactions of Combine and Pro Day numbers and the questions of scheme fits and the character of the prospects who are picked, prodded and heavily scrutinized like they’re running for president. Then, once Free Agency dies
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Welcome to the inaugural article of the Dynasty Ghost Map! I figured the best way to introduce myself would be to tell a horrible truth….. Ready? “Last season, I won a dynasty championship with Bilal Powell and Tim Hightower as my starting running backs……” For most you, this is far more frustrating than comical. However, this statement
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Continuing this new area of focus here at DFF, I wanted to review another prospect whom I’ve thoroughly enjoyed watching this off-season, but who is not garnering the hype that some of the other wide receivers are in this class. Leonte Carroo is a 5’11” 217 lbs. senior out of Don Bosco Preparatory High School in
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Michael Thomas is no stranger to the world of football. In fact, you could even say it’s in his blood. His uncle, is former NFL receiver and current ESPN analyst, Keyshawn Johnson. Regardless, of his pedigree, Thomas is a truly definable talent himself and was a 4-star recruit coming out of high school. Although, he
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Continuing with this new area of focus at Dynasty Football Factory, I want to dive into a guy who has been one of my favorites to watch throughout this draft process; Josh Doctson. Before we dig in let’s get a little background on this 2015 All-American and Biletnikoff Award Finalist. Doctoring a Trend of Success
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Baylor wide receiver Corey Coleman is such an intriguing player to have for my first article. Coleman is a converted running back possessing very natural talent, especially when running in the open field. Additionally, he shows a determination and knack in getting into the end zone. I fully expect the Coleman hype to reach amazing
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Sterling Shepard has been a Sooner since birth. His father, Derrick Shepard, was a walk on at OU, wearing #3, while also playing the WR spot. The elder Shepard also helped the Sooners win the 1985 National Championship. Unfortunately, Sterling’s father was unable to see him don the same #3 jersey for the Sooners. Derrick
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