by: Crews
Time to hold my feet to the fire again. My Week 4 starts: Nick Chubb, Texans RB: projected 9.3 PPR points, actual 8.2 PPR points Chris Olave, Saints WR: projected 12.4 PPR points, actual 9.0 PPR points Quentin Johnston, Chargers WR: projected 12.2 PPR points, actual 23.8 PPR points A couple of things to keep […]
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Minnesota stays in Europe and moves to London for a game against Cleveland coming up on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. EDT. Also, before I start talking about the tight end position, I’ll pass on the good news that bye weeks start this week, and a few teams will take off every week between now and […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Razzball’s premier football tournament, RazzBowl7, is now through 4 of 10 weeks of the regular season. The picture attached is of the highest-scoring NFL player on the roster of our weekly leader. RazzBowl7 is a 240-team tournament that runs on the wonderful NFFC site. We’re now starting to see some stability. In a stance of […]
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Time to hold my feet to the fire. My Week 3 starts: D’Andre Swift: projected 12.2 PPR points, actual 10.8 PPR points Marquise Brown: projected 12.7 PPR points, actual 8.2 PPR points Jameson Williams: projected 12.7 PPR points, actual 6.3 PPR points Keenan Allen: projected 12.5 PPR points, actual 19.5 PPR points Oof. One out […]
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I wanted to share some progress on Razzball’s premier football tournament, RazzBowl. The picture attached is of the highest-scoring NFL player on the roster of our weekly leader. Â We’re 30% percent of the way through the RazzBowl7 regular season now, and things are still changing quickly. There are 240 players in the tournament. Â […]
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Every year, I put together the words, “It seems like there are a lot more injuries this year.” Then I realize I’ve compared that thought to nothing, and that if I took a few moments to match numbers to prior years, I would find that this year is not uncommon in a sport where literally […]
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“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 […]
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A few injuries will affect tight ends. Directly: George Kittle did wind up on IR. The earliest he can return is Week 6. Jake Tonges out snapped Luke Farrell in Week 2, although Farrell did haul in a TD. Tonges could be a watch: he caught 4 of 5 targets for 31 yards. Evan Engram […]
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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 […]
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A bit of carnage here: George Kittle suffered a hamstring injury and was ruled out shortly thereafter. Early local reports are dire as he may wind up on IR. I’m not spending up to get either Luke Farrell or Jake Tonges, even though he’ll be a hometown hero after catching the game-winning TD, as he’s […]
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As I write this, we’ll have the first game of the 2025 NFL season in about six hours. Here, I’ll look at each game on the slate and point out things I’m looking for. Be sure to check out the latest tools on Razzball.com: Slot vs. Wide PPG Allowed | WR Slot vs. Wide| DEF […]
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We have arrived at your destination. We hope you’ve enjoyed the ride. Please exit in an orderly fashion. The wait is over, and NFL Football is back at the tail end of the traditional work week. All told, between best ball and managed leagues, I drafted over 30 teams this spring and summer. I had […]
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