The leap-year series is coming to a close as it finishes up with tight ends. As we have moved into the preseason, and now less than a month until regular season football begins, it is time to examine some under-the-radar tight-ends who could find themselv
At this time three weeks ago I had Jarvis Landry penciled in for roughly an 80/800/4 TD on 110 targets line for the 2018 season. Things change quickly in the NFL and my oh my how things have changed in Cleveland. Josh Gordon has taken a sabbatical, eithe
With rookie drafts upon us, fantasy and dynasty owners are looking for any edge they can get come draft time. Redraft players are trying to find those mid to late round gems that will put their team over the top and win them a championship. Dynasty owners
Derrick Henry has often been called an overrated back. From the time that Henry won the Heisman trophy as a rusher for the Crimson Tide in 2015, over a high flying Christian McCaffery, critics have noted Henry’s “4 yards and a cloud of dust” as a li
Alvin Kamara burst onto the scene last season. He finished as just the second-ever rookie to have 700 rushing yards and 800 receiving yards in a season. In fact, Todd Gurley was the only other player in the league to amass those same totals in 2017, and j
Ageism does exist in fantasy football. It’s a cold hard fact. Once a player starts to hit that dreaded “plateau”, it’s anyone’s guess as to when the wheels start falling off. But usually, it’s going to happen sooner rather than later. In
Cameron Meredith burst onto the fantasy football scene in 2016. Injuries to Kevin White and Alshon Jeffery bumped him up the depth chart to WR2 and even WR1 for a few weeks. Two years later, he is on a new team looking to prove himself once again. The New
Saquon Barkley is experiencing a hype phenomenon not unlike what we see with every iPhone launch. People are lined up for the next big thing. Throwing their savings, hopes, dreams, and expectations onto a product, they know next-to-nothing about. But who
In Fantasy Football the clichés are constant and overstated. The term “Flag planting” is a notorious phrase that scouts use to take a stand on a position. The point of this article is to take a deep dive into four different players at four different
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 th
As we continue through this series, the next stop along the line is the wide receiver position. According to an article from NFL.com’s Michael Fabiano, only 18 wide receivers reached 200 PPR points last season. Also, mentioned in the same piece, the
Before I get into dissecting my team for the Scott Fish Bowl, I want to take a minute to tell you what it is, in case you have been living under a rock. Scott Fish, the nicest guy in the industry, set this up through his Fantasy Cares site, to raise mon
The months leading up to the fantasy football season are exciting. Analysts and players alike are busy pouring over as much fantasy content as possible, with the hope that the nugget of wisdom will be found. For running back enthusiasts, the beginning of
It’s finally July! What that means for the fantasy football community is that we’re in the heart of the mock draft season and the research period. A key component to that is determining player values. Should I consider Jay Ajayi in the fourth roun
Four years removed from a 2013 season where he finished first in wide receiver PPR fantasy points, Demaryius Thomas posted his worst stats since 2010 and trailed fifteen other receivers in fantasy scoring. The 2017 season marked the end of a five-year str
Have you ever been out for dinner at your regular haunt, and the whole drive there you’re thinking about that meal you always get because it’s so damn good? Then, when you arrive, they have a special menu with some amazing sounding new item that you d
We are in the peak of hype-season, and for every player that shoots up in ADP, there is one who falls. Remember to take all hype with a pinch of salt. This time of year we are inundated with positive reports from beat writers, coaches, and even players. C
We are in the peak of hype-season, and for every player that shoots up in ADP, there is one who falls. Remember to take all hype with a pinch of salt. This time of year we are inundated with positive reports from beat writers, coaches, and even players. C
When looking at positions from the perspective of importance in the NFL, the quarterback is often regarded as the most important. When it comes to fantasy, however, that narrative has unquestionably shifted over the last few years. Outside of a handful of
We are in the peak of hype-season, and for every player that shoots up in ADP, there is one who falls. Remember to take all hype with a pinch of salt. This time of year we are inundated with positive reports from beat writers, coaches, and even players. C
