There have been rumblings of a Marshawn Lynch return to the NFL, but each report that comes out contradicts the last. Marshawn goes to the beat of his own drum and it’s apparent if he wants to come back into the league the Raiders are willing to cater to those wishes. When the infamous Nikes […]
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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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Hot Take Alert: Laquon Treadwell sucks, he’s terrible, he’s slow, and runs bad routes. In fact, I think I saw Treadwell on the grassy knoll when JFK was assassinated. At least to hear Dynasty Twitter and various podcasts tell it, and well what we’ve seen so far from
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The tight end position was fairly nondescript in 2016, with only 3.7 points per game separating the TE1 from the TE12. That being said, the market for tight ends is soft as owners feel they can find starters in the later parts of drafts, or by giving very little in a trade. Many
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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
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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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With free agency ready to get underway, one position is to bound to dominate the storylines this week: running back. Adding to the mixture of an already crowded market are recently released All-Pro veterans Adrian Peterson and Jamaal Charles, both of whom will find work in 2017 despite their age and injuries. Other running backs
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Tight end is one of the more challenging positions in fantasy football. Most NFL tight ends are wildly inconsistent. Despite the receiving ability of a lot of NFL TE’s, sometimes the matchup requires them to become blockers first and offensive weapons second. If you do happen to find a quality TE, especially in your dynasty
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The dynasty fantasy football world has marveled over Leonard Fournette ever since he committed to LSU. Since his days at Saint Augustine High School, Fournette has drawn comparisons to Adrian Peterson, this generation’s top running back. During his Senior year in high school, the hype was further pushed as Fournette finished ranked number one
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Heading into 2017, Browns’ wide receiver Rashard “Hollywood” Higgins might face even more questions than he did as a rookie in 2016. The Browns’ 2016 5th round pick out of Colorado State was one of 4 wide receivers selected by the Browns last year creating both competition and a logjam among rookies at the position.
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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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Every season there are a few players that come from the waiver wire and help those fortunate enough to have stashed them away chase playoff glory. This season Robby Anderson is one such player. After coming alive in week 13, Bryce Petty’s go to guy has been hearing his name mentioned quite a bit more
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Washington Redskins’ running back Rob Kelley, aka Fat Rob, has had an interesting path to his current starting job with the Redskins. As far as the metrics crowd is concerned, there might not be a worse running back starting in the NFL, although his on-field production thus far has proven otherwise. He did not participate
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Travis Kelce was widely compared to Rob Gronkowski coming out of Cincinnati based on his physical stature and play on the field. In his senior season, the 6’5” move tight end put up 722 yards and 8 touchdowns off 45 catches, which thrust him onto NFL draft boards. Prior to his breakout season he saw
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After the 2015 season we were all hearing the whispers that Jimmy Graham may not be a great fit for Seattle’s offense and that he probably wouldn’t be staying there for more than a season or two. How wrong those whispers were. Graham has had a resurgent season and is proving all the doubters wrong
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After his junior year at LSU, Spencer Ware declared for the 2013 NFL draft and was selected in the 6th round by the Seattle Seahawks. Ware was only active for 2 games with the Seahawks before being released in August of 2014. Four months later, the Kansas City Chiefs signed Ware to a 2-year futures
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Jamison Crowder, Wide Receiver, Washington Redskins Holy moly!!! It’s almost the fantasy playoffs and if you are still in the hunt I commend you for not being a putrid quitter. I am in the hunt in all of my four leagues, and this player I am about to talk about is one of the reasons
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After the 2014 season, the Bears decided it was time to move on from their primary offensive weapon. Matt Forte, their second all-time leading rusher and second most receiving tds as a RB, was let go after 8 solid seasons in Chicago. Forte wasn’t too happy with the decision by management and showed his
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