Football season is officially back baby! We’ve all done everything we can to put our teams in positions to win(or lose if you’re building for the future). The heavy lifting is over. Now it’s time for setting rosters, trades and waiver watching. But don’t forget the small things too, below is a list of reminders. […]
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This week and every week going forward we’ll bring you several recommendations for players you should look to add to your fantasy squad. We’ll mainly be targeting lower-owned guys who should be available in all but the deepest leagues and new for this season, we’re also going to give you some IDP suggestions
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With NFL cut down day behind us, savvy fantasy players did their best to keep up with the breaking news. The sickest degenerates amongst us vigilantly checked the internet and Twitter every 3 minutes for any updates on who was getting cut from what team. Although we primarily focused on who got cut, we often
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With NFL cut down day behind us, savvy fantasy players did their best to keep up with the breaking news. The sickest degenerates amongst us vigilantly checked the internet and Twitter every 3 minutes for any updates on who was getting cut from what team. Although we primarily focused on who got cut, we often
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In an earlier article, I examined the third-year wide receiver theory commonly held amongst fantasy football players and analysts. What I found, in short, was that the theory holds some water. The key is that every player breaks out in their third season. There were a number of repeating factors that aided in a player’s
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The Jets acquired [profiler]Jermaine Kearse[/profiler] a 2018 2nd & 7th round pick in exchange for Sheldon Richardson and a 2018 7th round pick from the Seahawks. This is a significant move and shift in the real world of the NFL, but it also has fantasy implications on both sides of the ball. Jermaine Kearse has
Starting this year, NFL teams were allowed to carry 90 players on their roster through the final preseason game. In past years, teams had to trim down to 75 players before their final preseason game and then get down to 53 afterwards. With two sets of cuts, it was much easier for fans and fantasy
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Over the past few weeks, @DFF_JamesH and I brought you a potential sleeper pick (both offensive and IDP) and a player to avoid for every team in the NFL. I focused on the NFC, while James focused on the AFC. In the final installment of the series, I’ll look at the NFC West. Thank you
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Jake Browning is about as highly touted as they come. Winning a California Gatorade player of the year award would already have been enough to garner some national attention, but Browning didn’t stop there. In his senior year, he threw for 5,760 yards and a national record 91 touchdowns. He was named as a USA
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The football gods have not been kind to us this preseason. The latest victim (at the time of this writing) was Bear’s wide receiver, Cameron Meredith. Fox Sports has reported that Meredith suffered a torn ACL in the Bears third preseason game. Entering this season, Meredith was an industry favorite after his breakout campaign last
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Ever since the NFL combine, many have been down on Dalvin Cook’s NFL potential due to his lack of athleticism and landing spot. What is astonishing, is how fast everyone can forget the dynamic player we watched every Saturday in the FSU offense. Once drafted by the Vikings in the second round, his fantasy value dropped
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Football is back! Yes, it may only be pre-season, but compared to Arena League Football or the CFL it is definitely an upgrade. With the pre-season games come pre-season training camps. A chance for the rookies to make a name for themselves, the undrafted rookies to get themselves on the radar and for players who
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Preseason football reared its ugly head yet again yesterday, wounding dynasty teams around the world. As you probably already know, Julian Edelman suffered a non-contact ACL tear, and [profiler]Spencer Ware[/profiler] sustained a still-unclear knee injury. As much as I feel for the players, and obviously never like to see a man go down, it
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If you watched any NFL preseason action last night or were active on Twitter, then you’ll already know that New England Patriots’ star wide receiver Julian Edelman appeared to have sustained a non-contact injury to his knee. He limped off the field under his own power, but was subsequently carted back to the locker room.
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This article is one of four articles that will focus on the relationship between fantasy success and NFL success. This study has been an interest of mine for some time now. I have often wondered if there was any connection between fantasy success and NFL success at each position. I also wondered if maybe I
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This article is part of a series of four articles that will focus on the relationship between fantasy success and NFL success. This study has been an interest of mine for some time now. I have often wondered if there was any connection between fantasy success and NFL success at each position. I also wondered
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There are quite a few sleepers in the 2017 NFL Draft class to keep an eye on. This article will provide you with three wide receivers to target in the mid to late rounds of your rookie drafts. #1. Cooper Kupp– Los Angeles Rams Cooper Kupp is a wide receiver to keep an eye on
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This article is one of four articles that will focus on the relationship between fantasy success and NFL success. This study has been an interest of mine for some time now. I have often wondered if there was any connection between fantasy success and NFL success at each position. I also wondered if maybe I
Breaking Running Backs Read More »
This article and the next three subsequent articles will focus on the relationship between fantasy success and NFL success. This study has been an interest of mine for some time now. I have often wondered if there was any connection between fantasy success and NFL success at each position. I also wondered if maybe I
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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, PPR and everything in between. Try not to get burned by
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