We return to the trenches to look at the upcoming O-line vs D-Line (and LBs) matchups. The goal is to evaluate what we may expect in the passing and running game, which is so dependent on the goings-on in the trenches. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: RotoSurgeon
The fantasy football season is long and grueling. However, we as a community tend to ignore history’s lesson of patience after a week or two, given recency bias and a human desire to panic. Across the league, there are teams with several new faces on both sides of the ball, injuries, and players who are not in midseason form due to the lack of preseason reps (and shorter offseason). Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Crews
“Mommy, Bo Nix bit me!”
I am not a fan of starting a column with an apology, so this week I’ll offer two. 1) apparently, Mr. Nix takes great offense at being told to sit down, and 2) I didn’t read the memo that I would use TWO of RazzballNFL’s fabulous FREE data points to do my analyses. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Jefferson
I am back as your pilot, highlighting my favorite WR starts and sits for Week 3, utilizing Razzball’s Wide Receiver Fantasy Points Scored Slot vs. Wide and our Defense Slot vs. Wide. The Slot vs Wide chart breaks down how many fantasy points a wide receiver has scored so far this season from the slot vs. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Ben Wasley
The injuries came rolling in this week, and for some reason, it’s all quarterbacks. Hopefully you picked up Javonte Williams, Juwan Johnson and Troy Franklin from my previous articles but if not, there’s a heap of great streaming and stashing opportunities still around. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Crews
A few injuries will affect tight ends. Directly:
How did you like our new Zone vs. Gap Rushing Tool? I heard from some of you who said it was pretty cool. I agree, I think so too. This week, the data represents both Weeks 1 & 2, so we’re getting closer to removing some of the variance (sorry, geek term). Please, blog, may I have some more?
Let’s run through some of the Week 2 news. Joe Burrow is out a minimum of three months with toe surgery forthcoming. Xavier Worthy practiced but did not suit up in Week 2. J.J. McCarthy is out for 2-4 weeks with a lower leg injury. Please, blog, may I have some more?
We had to endure some serious injuries this week. These types of injuries to star players can be season-altering for fantasy squads. The good news is that it’s only the second week of the season, so there’s time to make adjustments to prepare your team for future victories. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Sky Guasco
We spend all off season discussing ideal fits for our season-long fantasy football leagues. As if that’s not strenuous enough, some of us also put together weekly DFS lineups to follow. Here’s my ideal DFS lineup for this week. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Crews
Welcome to my first column for the 2025 season using the Razzball Home/Road Players Splits tool available for free on RazzballNFL.
Last season, we established that this tool won’t necessarily be useful for deciding to start the top 24 running backs or top 24 wide receivers in a given week’s rankings, but could be useful to point out a player for further consideration when deciding to sit him. Please, blog, may I have some more?
I’ll be your new pilot this season, highlighting my favorite WR starts and sits each week, utilizing Razzball’s WR Slot vs. Wide Tool. This chart breaks down where a WR’s fantasy points derive from in the formation, while in the slot or out wide. Please, blog, may I have some more?
