I have the privilege of studying a lot of prospects with very diverse and unique backgrounds. Very few of them are as interesting to me as Antonio Gandy-Golden is. The junior wide receiver took a very unique route to Liberty University. Originally from Chicago, AGG started learning gymnastics as a four-year-old. By age seven, he […]
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Spring ball has wrapped up and we now have more clarity surrounding many teams’ depth charts. As such, we’ve put together these rankings that are for .5 PPR and 4 points for passing TDs. We took very different approaches to predict certain depth charts. While Kyle has intentionally omitted several potential high-value players (Ex: No
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The mission of this article is to make our in-house experts sizzle and bristle over the hot-button issues that face Dynasty owners. Our experts make the entire route tree “HOT” as they address topics from the world of IDP, Devy, Start/sit, Non-PPR (standard), PPR, and everything in between. Try not to get burned by all
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The mission of this article is to make our in-house experts sizzle and bristle over the hot-button issues that face Dynasty owners. Our experts make the entire route tree HOT as they address topics from the world of IDP, Devy, Start/Sit, Non-PPR (standard), PPR, and everything in between. Try not to get burned by all
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Quarterback Few positions have been as disappointing as the LSU QBs over the past decade. History tells me to skip this section altogether and get right to the RBs and the defense. Instead of using a bunch of my own words, I’m going to borrow from Billy Gomila from And The Valley Shook: “In the
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TaQuon Marshall had one of the most impressive season-opening performances in 2017. He ran for 44-249-5 against Tennessee. He had five other games where he had 20+ carries and finished as the overall CFF QB21. The main area where Marshall will need to improve his game is as a passer. Being an effective runner is
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Alabama has a QB controversy. Life is funny sometimes. If Tua Tagovailoa wouldn’t have gotten an opportunity in the CFP Final against Georgia, there may not be a controversy. The fact that he came in the game and made a play so incredible that it would have been too far-fetched for movies really opened the
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Quarterback Georgia has a pretty good problem on their hands at QB. Which future NFL QB should they start? Similar to [profiler]Nick Chubb[/profiler] or [profiler]Sony Michel[/profiler] debate, this will undoubtedly create some spirited conversations at the barbershop. Jake Fromm took over for an injured Jacob Eason in the opening game, and he never looked back. Fromm completed 62%
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Joe Moorhead was hired to build on the sturdy foundation that Dan Mullen assembled in Starkville. The offense will look quite different, but many of the current players on the roster should be good fits for the new scheme. Nick Fitzgerald suffered a gruesome ankle injury in last year’s Egg Bowl. He has been limited
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There has been an overhaul of Tennessee football. It seems like ages ago that they were the brunt of every joke for their embarrassing coaching hire process. Overall, I like the hires that they made, but I don’t think they will pay many dividends in 2018. Tyson Helton takes over as offensive coordinator, and
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Quarterback UNC elected not to go with a traditional spring scrimmage this season. The reasoning behind this choice was the thought that they would get twice as many reps for their young team by going with an alternative strategy. Starting at the top, there is a QB controversy in Chapel Hill. Chazz Surratt had
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Florida State has always recruited well so it shouldn’t surprise me as much as it has that they have as many good options as they do at QB. Deondre Francois is the presumed favorite after getting QB1 reps for all of 2016 and the 2017 opener where he was injured. He is still rehabbing the
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Miami had an incredible resurgence in 2017. They rattled off ten consecutive wins. Some would say it was largely due to the play of Malik Rosier while others would contend that it was in spite of his play. The truth probably lies somewhere in between. When you look at his raw stats, he completed 54%
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The biggest question that needs answering is who will be the QB for the Cats this fall? Stephen Johnson had plenty of flaws but what’s the old saying, “the devil you know is better than the devil ya don’t?” The thing that makes this really interesting is that the two players that are vying for
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Eric Dungey is the type of player that I want to be leading my team. Eric Dungey with the flying kick #Syracuse pic.twitter.com/yZGH6F6qWP — Aldo Soto (@AldoSoto21) October 21, 2017 When I see plays like this, it’s no surprise that he has dealt with far too many head and back injuries. He plays the game
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Philosophers have wondered for ages, what will LALJ be like? Life after Lamar Jackson is scary. The most electric and dominant CFF QB of the forward pass era, Jackson now takes his talents to the NFL, and Jawon “Puma” Pass has the unenviable task of replacing him. Full disclosure, if you asked me last year
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There aren’t many bright spots on this Pitt offense other than QB Kenny Pickett. He didn’t get a ton of work as a true freshman in 2017 but he made his lone start count. Against Miami, he went 18 of 29 for 193 yards and a TD while rushing for 13-60-2 in the 24-14 win.
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There are some holes to fill for Duke this season, but QB is not one of them. Daniel Jones enters his third season as the starter for Duke. I am a huge fan of Jones. Last season, I expected him to build upon some of the terrific games he had as a rFR in 2016,
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After seeing Josh Jackson play the first four games of his rFR last season it would be inconceivable to think he wasn’t a lock to be the starter at VT for at least two, maybe three more years. As it happens with many young players, particularly QBs, he regressed and finished the season playing like
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Dabo Swinney has done a marvelous job of building Clemson into one of the premier programs in college football. Every position group is seemingly loaded with NFL players, and the quarterback room is no exception. Kelly Bryant had the unenviable task of following behind one of college football’s all-time greats in Deshaun Watson. Bryant was
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