I have to be honest, I want to like Ty Montgomery, I really do, so I’ve been scouring the internet for hours now for something, anything to buttress my argument. Here’s the thing, everything I’ve looked at keeps screaming JAG (Just A Guy) at me. Montgomery could not be more of a JAG unless his name […]
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Most fantasy football seasons last only 16 weeks, with a 13 week regular season. That being said, after this Mondays game we have finished NFL week 6 and have only 7 weeks left in the fantasy regular season, we’re essentially at the halfway point already. This is the time of the year I like to
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Background Corey Davis Western Michigan University Senior Wide Receiver 6’3” 215lbs DOB: Jan 11th, 1995(22 years on draft day) Corey Davis is from Wheaton, Illinois and attended Wheaton-Warrenville South High School. Coming out of high school, Davis was only rated as a 2 star prospect by Rivals.com. In 2013, Davis began his career at Western
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Quickly emerging as the top wide receiver in the Notre Dame offense, Equanimeous St. Brown has turned heads due to his game play and his name. At 6’5” and 205 pounds, St. Brown is a huge target and a physical receiver. Background Equanimeous St. Brown Notre Dame Sophomore Wide Receiver 6’5″ 205 lbs Once a
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Home Body Stefon Diggs has the pedigree to maintain his production for years. Looking back, he was a five-star recruit coming out of high school and was rated as the 2nd best wide receiver, behind current Philadelphia Eagles WR Dorial Green-Beckham in the class of 2012. Additionally, he had offers from Ohio State, Auburn, USC,
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Welcome to Part Two of my SPARQ-ing Interest Series! The first installment focused on deep workout studs at running back who could become a valuable piece on your roster if you have the time, roster spot and patience to let their situations play through. Again, the rules for this exercise are that the players need
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We are living at the peak of a war. Two sides have divided, and plenty of blood has been shed. One world will never be the same. That world, of course, is the world of fantasy football. Dynasty Fantasy Football, to be exact. The two sides in the endless pursuit of proving their superiority are
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WR, Richie James, MTSU RS-Sophomore 5’9” 180 lbs In high school, Richie James was a track guy and a 3-star football recruit out of Sarasota, FL. He played both quarterback and wide receiver. Like most high school quarterbacks who are the best athlete on the field, James spent most of his Friday nights repeatedly making
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There’s a war brewing in the fantasy football community. A split, a great divide that could change everything going forward. What is causing this great schism? Team #ZeroWR vs. #ZeroRB. Blood will spill and many great lives will be lost. Okay it’s really not that big of a deal, but it is actually a pretty
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I recently covered running backs who I predicted would underperform in 2016 and now it’s time for me to focus on the receivers. I don’t recall where I heard it so I cannot give this quote the credit it’s due, but I always loved the saying “you can’t win your league with your 1st round pick, but you
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As the fantasy season is well underway with the arrival of the preseason games, it is the time of year when we are combing waiver wires in search of those hidden gems that can give us a competitive advantage in the future. This season, one such player is DJ Foster, the rookie from Arizona State.
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If you have ever researched Fantasy Football, you’ve probably heard the saying, “You can’t win your league early on, but you can lose it.” In most cases, that proves to be true, but fantasy analysts are completely missing the opposite end of spectrum. In the late rounds of your fantasy draft and even in the
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The 22nd overall pick in the 2016 NFL draft was TCU’s wide receiver Josh Doctson. An “old” rookie at 24, Doctson was drafted by the Washington Redskins with the hopes of him developing into their wide receiver 1 of the future. Although his role as a rookie is hard to predict there are several decent receiver
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For the next 8 months, NFL draft experts, Draftniks, fans, and many more will be breaking down film and arguing about who the top prospects are. But for Devy owners, the time is now to decide who the top prospects will be, come February. Most of us know who those top names are at the
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Originally a 7th round pick of the Miami Dolphins in 2012 out of the University of Nevada-Reno, wide receiver Rishard Matthews played out his rookie contract in South Florida and hit the open market this past off-season. In March he signed a 3-year, 15 million-dollar contract, with the Tennessee Titans, after fielding offers from several
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Who do I draft at the end of the 1st round?? For championship caliber teams and even the possible playoff contenders, draft time isn’t so cut and dry when it comes to who to draft. The sure fire talent starts to drop off midway through the first round, which can make it challenging, and often
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One can measure the size and speed of an athlete, but there is no measure for heart. NFL prospects that come from FCS schools have the cards stacked against them and most of the time for good reason. The competition is weaker and the teams are laced with 1 and 2 star recruits, but that’s
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When writing an article like this there’s a certain process that many people would argue needs to happen. Defining the word “breakout” would be a good start, but then it gets more complicated. What types of stats or traits are being looked for in order to help identify these “breakout” receivers? I’ve read these types
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Every season, we, as dynasty players, see little known players come from a less than stellar college offense with great measurables and explosive athleticism and we can’t help but wonder… “What could this guy do in a better system given the opportunity?” This year, that particular player is wide receiver, Tevaun Smith. As an Iowa
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Who is the true #3 pick in this year’s Dynasty Rookie Draft? This is a question that has plagued dynasty owners all off-season. The consensus names that are thrown out there are Josh Doctson or Corey Coleman, with Sterling Sheppard making a strong push as of late. But I am here to present you with
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