I did not imagine for one moment heading into the 2017 season that would lead me to multiple championships, but here I am, 4 rings heavier with Bortles as the QB of every winning team I had. After streaming the QB position in the majority of leagues last
The New York Jets have had a long and painful history of quarterback flops. From passing on Dan Marino to Geno Smith, Bryce Petty, and Christian Hackenberg, the Jets have not been very successful since Broadway Joe Namath. The Jets decision to move up to
Now that Free Agency has begun to wind down, and the dust has settled, this is an excellent time to wipe away the hype and find the under the radar players who benefited from the 2018 free agent signings. Of course, as all the news is breaking, everyone i
Like all people approaching retirement age, Frank Gore is moving to Florida. The 34 year-old has decided to play in his 14th(!) NFL season, and he joins his hometown Miami Dolphins on a one-year contract. Gore brings plenty of experience to the team, as h
I’m no fan of the Cleveland Browns. From their awful-color uniforms to their lackluster announcement of a uniform change a few years ago when they went from orange-orange to orange-red, to their horrid draft decisions over the last decade or so, I’m j
Be Thankful Detroit Lions football on Thanksgiving is a tradition that Michiganders love. The rest of you may despise watching the Lions lose year after year while you gorge yourself during the most American of holidays. Here in the mitten state, we wou
Doug Martin It’s a little early to really know what ’s impact will be on the Oakland Raiders. At this point, we don’t know how they’re going to approach their RB situation given that they’re now rostering 4 of them: Martin, Marshawn Lynch, DeAnd
When Ryan Tannehill returns in 2018, he will no longer have his #1 wide receiver to throw to. , who was traded to the Cleveland Browns for a 2018 fourth round pick and 2019 fifth round pick, will now catch passes for the Dog Pound next season. This leaves
Welcome to March Madness. Sports fans all around the country are filling out their brackets and searching for this year’s Cinderella: the long shot that comes out of nowhere and exceeds everybody’s expectations. The feel-good team that most people hav
is the next Quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings. After weeks of deliberating, predicting, and debating where Cousins would finally end up, we finally have our answer. The Vikings inked the former Redskin to a 3-year, $84 million contract. With the deal,
Ah, the NFL rookie hype train. It is now making its annual journey, chugging through tweets, posts, and podcasts, drumming up discussion and prognostication of eventual superstars and super-flops. Each year before the draft we argue and fight for our guy.
From identifying draft-day values and busts all off-season, to the start/sit and waiver-wire advice to lead you to the playoffs, the Redraft Roundtable has you covered. All year Anthony Zaragoza, Matt Jones, Michael Stephenson, Aaron Larson, and myself an
A successful draft strategy can be attributed to thorough evaluations and accurate projections, but variance can throw a wrench in the plans of even the most seasoned of fantasy players. No position in fantasy football offers more unpredictability than th
As we struggle through the dregs of the fantasy football offseason, I’ve been searching for something worthwhile to write about. With the combine, draft, and free agency slowly approaching, I decided I wanted to find a player that has slipped way under
Just like ol’ Kenny Rogers has been telling every poker player in the world for the past 40 years, You gotta know when to hold ‘em . . . and know when to fold ‘em. Sure, it’s a trope, but it’s perhaps even truer in Fantasy Football than it is [&
From identifying draft-day values and busts all off-season, to the start/sit and waiver-wire advice to lead you to the playoffs, the Redraft Roundtable has you covered. All year Anthony Zaragoza, Matt Jones, Michael Stephenson, Aaron Larson, John Di Bari,
With the 2017 season in the books, many of us are starting to look back on the season to see what worked for us during our fantasy grind and what left us desiring something more. I’m sure a lot of the fantasy community would agree that 2017 was a do
Every year during fantasy drafts, there are players that have been left for dead. Players that failed to meet expectations in the previous season and may have cost their owners playoff appearances or even championships. I’m not talking about players
is well on his way to becoming one of the most polarizing players of Fantasy Football Twitter. You can go through and see anything from “he sucks, he isn’t even the best WR on his team” to “Cooper is a generational talent” and just about every t
The results of a recent Twitter poll had fantasy owners wanting to know more about how an ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) injury affects different players depending on the demands of their position and playing style. The coming article will focus on look
