It's fantasy POSTSEASON, y'all! Here's to ensuring your playoff run continues into next week and the week thereafter and beyond, until you're a 2023 fantasy football champion. Either that, or you're competing to avoid the toilet bowel, last place and effectively being forced into having the league winner's grandmother's likeness tattooed onto your right buttcheek. Or your left. Or both. Or maybe you have to play frogger in four-lane traffic for an hour. I have no way of knowing how sick in the head your leaguemates are. All I can do is help you from becoming Main Street roadkill or having Grandma Elsa's face stenciled onto your backside.
So let's get to it and fire up those decisions. This week, we'll touch on Justin Fields, D'Andre Swift, James Cook, Calvin Ridley and more. But if you don't see your player of interest, hit me up in the comments. Week 15 start vs. sit begins right now.
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We’re in the home stretch of the NFL regular season, and things are ramping up. We get Saturday games this week and more chances to hit on some bets. Here are the best bets for Week 15:
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The transition from a domed stadium’s controlled environment to an outdoor field’s open expanse can introduce a myriad of variables that may significantly influence the play in the NFL. No other football player is affected more by the element than the quarterback. Please, blog, may I have some more?
The Razzball Team jumps on to discuss the MUST HAVE Tight End Streamers for your fantasy football playoff push!
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Tune in to hear if any Tight End can be started all three weeks (15-17) and which two Tight Ends you can pick up to maximize your matchup in the playoffs.
This week using our Slot vs. Wide PPG Allowed Analysis on Razzball.com, we break down some of the top matchups for wide receivers heading into Week 15. These wide receivers are outside the top 24 in PPR PPG while our sits are inside the top 30. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Welcome, football fans, to the Razzball Air Yards Report. This is the place where we look at thrown footballs (both caught and NOT caught) to try and predict which receivers might have some positive and negative regression coming their way. Week 14 was another wild week in the 2023 air yards season, as you will see below. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Oh, the first week of the playoffs, and it is going to be a doozy. There is a Thursday game. There are three games on Saturday, and after the Sunday slate, you have the Monday night extravaganza.
Fantasy Footballers, Razzballians, et al., it is upon us: the Fantasy Football Playoffs!
OK, not every league is the same, and not every Playoffs starts this week. But a lot do. And if it’s not the start of your Playoffs, it’s probably the crucial final week of your Regular Season, right? Please, blog, may I have some more?
Welcome back to another edition of the running back start and sit article! As you know by now, in this analysis, we have reviewed the adjusted line yards of the offensive and defensive lines to identify the top matchups for Week 15.
Best/Worst QBs for the Fantasy Playoffs (Weeks 15-17)
If you’re reading this, you’ve most likely made it to the fantasy football playoffs. Congratulations! Let’s get that #RazzballChampionship
These five grids represent the top 5 (best) and bottom 5 (worst) matchups for QBs for the upcoming Fantasy Football Playoffs (Weeks 15-17).Please, blog, may I have some more?
The Razzball Team jumps on to discuss the MUST HAVE Quarterback Streamers for your fantasy football playoff push!
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Tune in to hear if any quarterbacks can be started all three weeks (15-17) and which two quarterbacks you can pick up to maximize your matchup in the playoffs.Â
All right, folks, it is time. Did we work together and make the playoffs? If so, then you should be at least one week ahead of the waiver curve, as my advice leading up to this very moment was to set your roster up with handcuffs at both the running back and wide receiver positions. Please, blog, may I have some more?
