Trying to forecast the dynasty stock market can be a daunting process. We have to account for what seems to be limitless variables. Coaching changes, draft picks, age, and even contracts all factor into whether we should buy, hold, or sell a player. “IT’S JUST BUSINESS. EVERYTHING IS JUST BUSINESS WITH US: BUY FOR A […]
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Trying to forecast the dynasty stock market can be a daunting process. We have to account for what seems to be limitless variables. Coaching changes, draft picks, age, and even contracts all factor into whether we should buy, hold, or sell a player. “IT’S JUST BUSINESS. EVERYTHING IS JUST BUSINESS WITH US: BUY FOR A
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Trying to forecast the dynasty stock market can be a daunting process. We have to account for what seems to be limitless variables. Coaching changes, draft picks, age, and even contracts all factor into whether we should buy, hold, or sell a player. “IT’S JUST BUSINESS. EVERYTHING IS JUST BUSINESS WITH US: BUY FOR A
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Trying to forecast the dynasty stock market can be a daunting process. We have to account for what seems to be limitless variables. Coaching changes, draft picks, age, and even contracts all factor into whether we should buy, hold, or sell a player. “IT’S JUST BUSINESS. EVERYTHING IS JUST BUSINESS WITH US: BUY FOR A
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Trying to forecast the dynasty stock market can be a daunting process. We have to account for what seems to be limitless variables. Coaching changes, draft picks, age, and even contracts all factor into whether we should buy, hold, or sell a player. “IT’S JUST BUSINESS. EVERYTHING IS JUST BUSINESS WITH US: BUY FOR A
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There is a term that floats around the fantasy industry across all sports: post-hype sleeper. I haven’t been able to find a clear-cut definition anywhere, but by combining several vague definitions I will define it here: A “post-hype sleeper” is a player who was highly regarded a year or two ago, and who for one
RB Kenneth Dixon: Post-Hype Sleeper Read More »
The Debate: A.J. Green vs. Amari Cooper: Recently on Twitter, a debate raged between a few main antagonists for nearly a month about the worth of particular receivers in dynasty leagues. One of the fun things about dynasty is that there are so many different strategies deployed by various teams at varying times making it
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Matt Ryan, Atlanta Falcons Matt Ryan is my biggest sell candidate across all positions this year. I’ll get into his numbers specifically in a minute, but I’m selling all of my Atlanta Falcons. According to sportingcharts.com the teams that have lost the Superbowl the previous season have had a .643 winning percentage the following season,
With the NFL draft in our rearview mirror and fantasy football fanatics getting all excited about what rookies they’re going to draft this season- especially after Ezekiel Elliott exploded on the scene as a rookie last season- I’ve noticed a curious trend. Especially in the dynasty fantasy football community, if you read enough tweets and
Holier than Thou: The Fantasy Community’s Problem with Joe Mixon Read More »
One of the bigger sleeper prospects out there for the 2017 fantasy football season is Los Angeles Rams second-year tight end (TE) Tyler Higbee. To say the Rams offense was abysmal last year would be an understatement. They were 31st in both passing yards and quarterback rating, and they were dead last in passing touchdowns
TE Tyler Higbee: Second Year Breakout? Read More »
On the 3rd day of the NFL draft, over the course of rounds 4 through 7 we saw 48 offensive skill position players were taken. Immediately following the draft dozens of more players were signed as undrafted free agents as well, which you can track here: 2017 NFL Undrafted Free Agent. The point being,
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Zay Jones 37th overall pick, Buffalo Bills Buffalo is a run first team, Sammy Watkins is the solidified #1 option here in the passing game, and I’m not sold on Tyrod Taylor as a passer. I was pretty excited to find out where Jones would land, and that excitement was zapped out of me pretty quick
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Mitchell Trubisky 2nd overall pick, Chicago Bears This was the first head-scratcher of a day full of them, and among one of the WORST landing spots of the day. First of all, I don’t think he’s going to be very good, I see a Ryan Tannehill, Mark Sanchez-type of ceiling for him, certainly not 2nd
Best & Worst Landing Spots: Day 1 of the 2017 NFL Draft Read More »
Here we are in the middle of another NFL offseason and coming upon another summer filled with Josh Gordon speculation. It’s become a fairly standard annual event at this point, at least it feels like it, right? Each breaking news report starts another ride on the Gordon rollercoaster. Gordon working out, or out at a
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A few days ago I came across a thought provoking and interesting article about LSU’s Leonard Fournette written by Graham Barfield. @GrahamBarfield on fantasyguru.com. You can find the article in its entirety here: https://www.fantasyguru.com/articles/yards-created-fournettes-2015-and-2016 I took many things away from this article, and it made me wonder how scheme dependent Fournette might be at the next
Where are the Best (and Worst) Landing Spots for Leonard Fournette? Read More »
If you start to look into it, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a more interesting story, athletically, than that of Patriots’ wide receiver Chris Hogan. Football and all major American sports for that matter have many athletes who excelled at other sports, the pinnacle, of course, being players like Bo Jackson, Deion Sanders and Brian
What do we do with Chris Hogan? Read More »
In general, by nature, I’m a pretty pessimistic, negative person. Some see the glass as half full; I see it as half empty and full of urine and cigarette butts. I try to be aware of it and not let it affect my day-to-day life too much, but after the recent events during the recent
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Few things in fantasy are more disgusting than falling in love with a player- especially a sleeper, under-the-radar-type- only to see his landing spot completely tank his value and all your hopes and dreams. As was the case last year with Eastern Michigan standout running back Darius Jackson. Prior to the draft, many people had
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Although we are a site predominantly geared toward dynasty league fantasy football, at the end of the day we’re all fans of real football. A few of our writers got together and thought it would be fun to combine our brainpower (or lack thereof) and combine forces for a mock of the NFL’s first round.
DFF Consensus: NFL First Round Mock Draft Read More »
On its surface, this question appears to be a two-horse race heading into 2017, between incumbent Thomas Rawls who burst onto the scene after Marshawn Lynch’s injury-plagued 2016 and dynamic rookie C.J. Prosise. However, after a look at Seattle’s history and analyzing their depth chart, a few other names sneak into the conversation. Yes, to
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