If you’re scrambling for a few Week 7 starters, desperate for a hail mary, or just reviewing your options, we have you covered. We will offer a few players our IDP team like for a big week, and a few we would avoid. @seahawksdan8 and I, @DFF_JohnIDP all wish you the best of luck this […]
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Pittsburgh Steelers @ Baltimore Ravens What to Watch For: Is Big Ben Homesick? There’s no rhyme or reason to it, but [profiler]Ben Roethlisberger[/profiler] is a completely different player when he is away from Pittsburgh’s Heinz Field. Since the start of the 2015 season, Roethlisberger has thrown 38 TDs and 12 INTs at home and just 17
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As we anticipate the start of the 2017 NFL season, the DFF Degenerates Roundtable (@DFF_Degenerates) is tearing down every team in the NFL – #32teams32days. We’re going round-trip to tackle the entire country – AFC East to West, then NFC West to East. We didn’t have to do it, but we did. Buckle up! It’s going to
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Breshad Perriman is an ideal mid-round wide receiver to take in your fantasy football dynasty drafts. In 2015, the Baltimore Ravens selected Perriman in the first round of the NFL Draft to be their number 1 wide receiver of the future. At the time, Baltimore still had a crowded wide receiver depth chart, with players
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As we begin to settle into this off-season, our team here at DFF has decided to tackle a list of sleepers at each position. Today, I’ll lead off with wide receivers, because year in and year out it seems like wide receiver is a spot with the most potential Sleepers and the most surprises as
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One of the players I’ll be targeting in the off-season is Breshad Perriman. Perriman has the physical traits to be the #1 wide receiver for the Ravens and he should have more than enough opportunity to do so in 2017. Opportunity The most important statistic for wide receivers in fantasy football is targets. Without targets
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Cincinnati Bengals The Bengals have a veteran linebacker crew consisting of Karlos Dansby, Ray Maualuga, Rey Vincent, and Vontaze Burfict to lineup in 2016. However, that didn’t stop Cincinnati from using the 24th pick of the third round on inside linebacker, Nick Vigil. I’ll be interested to see what happens if one of the aforementioned
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A popular saying in fantasy football is talent…trumps all. In fact, I am one of the biggest proponents of that argument. In most cases, a talented player will rise to the top of the depth chart and show what he can do relatively quickly, and obviously some quicker than others. In other cases, wide receivers
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This segment is designed to help educate the fantasy football masses on one of our greatest fears as fantasy football owners, injuries. In this weekly offering, Dynasty Football Factory’s resident Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Rajiv Rajani will offer his insights on topics presented to him from you, our followers and our DFF team. Enjoy! Two sophomore receivers
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When it comes to impact players at the tight end position, many dynasty owners are searching for the next Gronk to explode onto the scene. While it is never a bad thing to be in discovery mode for the “next big thing”, it is wise to have realistic expectations when reviewing young tight ends. To
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“Who’s got it better than us?” That’s the familiar family mantra of Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh. It’s also what fantasy football owners said when they drafted UCF WR Breshad Perriman in the 1.07 – 1.10 range of their fantasy league’s 2015 rookie draft, a then-consensus steal of the draft. Well, was it really?
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Two seasons ago, after the fallout from the Ray Rice elevator incident, the Baltimore Ravens were left with uncertainty at the running back position. Baltimore released Rice in September 2014, before the season began, while the NFL had suspended him indefinitely. With no timetable on a return to the league, let alone a reunion with
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