Welcome to the weekly Start/Sit column! Each week I’ll aim to analyze upcoming games, research team injury reports, and check-in on any depth chart movement – all to offer you weekly start/sit recommendations. The starts will feature players that may be on your bench or even on the waiver wire that need to be in […]
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Outside of real-life accomplishments and moments, today’s trade of Amari Cooper to the Dallas Cowboys is one of the happiest moments of my life. The only thing that could have made today better for me would have been Cooper landing with the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles were unwilling to part with a 1st round pick,
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A hammer is an instrument one uses to drive the nail. A nice and proper hammer should have a good, long life. This is often the opposite of what happens to those stout RBs. They are asked drive home the tough yards up the middle. Usually catastrophe strikes their lower extremities and they never bounce
RB Theorem: Rookie Stunner Series – Jonathan Stewart Read More »
Week 7 saw some injuries and a whole lot of underperformances. Whether you’re 7-0, 0-7 or anywhere in between DFF is here to help you. We’ll provide you with options for your Dynasty or Redraft leagues to get you through the various injuries and bye weeks. Don’t shy away from targeting these players in trades
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One of the tools long known to the daily fantasy sports (DFS) community, but not often used by the season-long fantasy sports player, is how to use the Las Vegas gambling lines for fantasy. The point spread, or “line,” on sporting events can help you as a fantasy owner when it’s time to build a
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College football has reached mid-season, which means it is midway to bowl games and #DraftSZN. The landscape has changed dramatically this season, especially over this last week and my preseason rankings were smashed to bits by regression and emergence of other players. So, I decided to do a mid-season position rankings, both offense and defense
Mid-season 2019 NFL Draft Top 10 position rankings: Offense Read More »
While the receptions were fertile, Reggie Bush’s limbs were fragile. His fine career was indeed productive to us Fantasy consumers. However, what was supposed to be epically historical turned out rather good, not great. His rookie season was a stunner, but it was very different from most others in the series. For more in this
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Week 7 and the season is more than half over. Where does the time go? Whether you’re 6-0, 0-6 or anywhere in between DFF is here to help you. We’ll provide you with options for your Dynasty or Redraft leagues to get you through the various injuries and bye weeks. Don’t shy away from targeting
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As we approach the halfway point of the season, let’s look at how each team’s first-round selection has graded out so far. Browns – Baker Mayfield, QB, Oklahoma A The Browns have built a roster full of talent and the only thing missing was a QB to go along with it. After passing on several high-level
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One of the tools long known to the daily fantasy sports (DFS) community, but not often used by the season-long fantasy sports player, is how to use the Las Vegas gambling lines for fantasy. The point spread, or “line,” on sporting events can help you as a fantasy owner when it’s time to build a
Look at the Lines: NFL Week 6 Read More »
Back in August, I wrote a piece looking at what opportunities are likely to present themselves to the rookie QB’s from this year’s draft. Now we are a good way into the season with week five in the books I thought I would look back to that article to see where I went right/wrong. I
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Deep within the relevance of a quality offense, a rookie named Addai emerged as the perfect cog to the Peyton Manning machine. This Rookie Stunner Series is based around first round RBs (from 2005-2014) who reached (or clawed) at the 1,200 yards from scrimmage plateau. Also for Dynasty and illustration purposes, I break down how
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After weeks of showing up on the injury report Jay Ajayi’s season is over. It wasn’t due to the fractured back, which cost Ayai one game this season and may have limited him in others. Instead, Ajayi tore his ACL sometime during Sunday’s game against the Vikings. Let’s dig into the aftermath of the Ajayi
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Week 5 was a terrible, terrible week of football. Let’s put it behind us and look to week 6. Whether you’re 5-0, 0-5 or anywhere in between DFF is here to help you. We’ll provide you with options for your Dynasty or Redraft leagues to get you through this rough patch. And because man or
The Waiver Wire: Week 6 Read More »
If you’ve started the season 3-1 or even 4-0, congratulations! You probably have a pretty strong dynasty roster and haven’t been too badly affected by injuries, holdouts, or suspensions. If you’re a savvy dynasty player (and you are, because you consume content from DFF!), you should be looking to strengthen and add depth to your
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Week 4 saw roughly every tight end in the National Football League injured. Excluding the tight ends that were already injured that is. The week four injury purge is reflected in the Top My Fantasy League adds this week. Five of the top 10 adds were at the tight end position. Every week I like to
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Kyle Shurmur, Sr, QB, Vanderbilt Ht: 6’4” Wt: 225 2017 Stats: 57.8 comp %, 2,823 yds, 26TD, 10 Int, 137 rating Coming into the college football season two words have been missing from the prospect class. STAR POWER. The QB crop for the coming 2019 NFL Draft is far from impressive and could be one
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We are through four weeks of the season which is basically a quarter of the year for most teams. So I am going to be looking at the first round of the draft and rank each positional players by how well they have done based on expectations for them and overall performance. In this article,
Ranking the 1st Round: Defensive Line and Linebackers Read More »
We are through the first four weeks of the NFL season and teams are now beginning to settle in and adjust for the remaining twelve games of play. It’s always draft season for me and many other draft analysts on the Internet, so I figured I’d shoot my shot at making a mock draft with
First Quarter 2019 NFL Mock Draft Read More »
In this era of the Philly Special and record-breaking touchdown passes from defenders, it seems like a team is coming with a wacky new play every game. But are these play calls a sign of season-long tendencies, or just a flash in the pan? I’ll attempt to determine the fantasy implications of a unique play
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