DFF analysts @FFChalmers and @FFDelly discuss the top NFL headlines from Week 5 in this ~FREE~ episode of the Always Be Building show!
NFL Week 5 Recap – Always Be Building Show Ep. 18 Read More »
@force_fantasy brings you the most important news from NFL training camp thus far, discussing dynasty impact for these players as well.
10 Important Training Camp Notes to Improve Your Dynasty Team: Part 1 Read More »
@MonicasHubby takes a look at the profiles of Jaylen Wright and Blake Corum to see who projects to be the better dynasty asset.
Dynasty Debate: Jaylen Wright or Blake Corum? Read More »
Trade Enthusiast @DynastyReviewHQ is in the middle of a Dynasty startup where he traded away the 1.01 in a monster deal. Connor lets you in on his strategy and who is he targeting with his upcoming picks.
Manic Rantings of Startup Draft Trading Read More »
As fantasy football has grown, so have the ways it can be played. For most people, the only option when they first started was your standard ten-team redraft league. Then you discover the keeper league, where you keep one or more players from your previous season’s team to your next season’s team. Then, if you are lucky, you discover the world of Dynasty, which begins to bring exponentially new challenges. You have Devy leagues, IDP, Superflex, Campus to Canton, Vampire leagues, Guillotine leagues, Empire leagues… The list goes on and on.
Dynasty Best Ball: Pros and Cons Read More »
An important aspect of Dynasty is being able to identify players with the most likely path to accruing value. Asset value alone doesn’t win you championships, but it gets you into a position where you can acquire players that bring with them the necessary production to compete for a title. There are two primary tools I use to determine player value. The first is Keep Trade Cut which crowdsources Dynasty managers’ player evaluation data by asking them to keep, trade, or cut three closely ranked players. The second is Bulletproof ADP which utilizes actual Dynasty startup draft position data from Sleeper.
Players with the Easiest Path to Value Accrual Read More »
Welcome to the Dynasty Market Sweep, a weekly recurring offseason article focusing on substantial value disparities in the dynasty market consensus. The very nature of the instantaneous fantasy news feed has made the dynasty market more reactionary and volatile than ever before. Once the proverbial petrol is poured, and Twitter fingers snap to ignite, player values can burn to the ground overnight.
Dynasty Market Sweep: Episode 2 Read More »
The year was 2014, amongst many other discrepancies in the world, Jimmy Graham changed his Twitter bio to inform the world that he was a wide receiver, not a tight end. An NFL arbitrator had to step in and rule on this case. Why is this important? Because Jimmy Graham was franchised tagged by the New Orleans Saints and wanted to be designated as a wide receiver rather than a tight end. Graham lined up split out on 67% of the Saints snaps the previous season. If Graham had been designated as a wide receiver, he would have made 71% more money on his franchise tender than as a tight end. The NFL arbitrator ruled that Graham was a tight end, saving Mickey Loomis millions of dollars.
Kyle Pitts’ Valuation: Tight End vs. Wide Receiver Read More »
