It was yet another head-scratching week in the NFL – wait the Giants and Jets are actually good, and maybe even the Seahawks? – headlined by some highlight-reel performances from big-time receiving options. Let’s take a look at this week’s target leaders… Who needs Jonathan Taylor? The Matt Ryan-led Colts’ offense has been sputtering throughout […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Earlier in the pre-season, I talked about the importance of staggering your fantasy football beats, much like J Dilla took his programmed hip-hop beats and swung them into a new genre. Sure, it’s easy enough to say, “Draft good guys,” but it’s also important to have players who fill roles when the veterans disappear or the good guys go bad. It’s like The Avengers series — you need enough characters to carry the franchise so that when there’s a snap…you get the idea. For every Black Panther, we need an Ant Man to move the series forward. You just keep rolling with the B-squad until the third act, and then fantasy glory is at hand!
Please, blog, may I have some more?Please Join us live on YouTube as the Razzball Team jumps on the show to answer all your lineup questions! Throughout the show we discuss: The latest weather updates Top slot vs. wide matchups for WRs Top run game matchups All the major injuries including: Jonathan Taylor and Nyheim Hines – OUT Marvin Jones […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Sometimes I wonder why we even worry about injury reports. Take Thursday Night Football for example — two teams that were as healthy as could be. Even the miraculous “got shot 2 months ago and is already the starting RB Brian Robinson” was there. And what did we get for Amazon’s 11 billion dollar investment in TNF? The Commanders topping the Bears in the most baseball-like 12-7 game you could imagine. Bookies literally paid out the under at the start of the 4th quarter — they didn’t even wait for the end of the game. Carson Wentz with a field of healthy receivers against the freaking Chicago Bears couldn’t top 100 yards passing. Like, who cares about injuries if the freaking starters aren’t even playing. We all saw the Justin Fields meme of him literally meditating and checking out in the middle of the game.
Namaste, friends. Seek the center.
So let’s consider the power of change, and see what we can do for all of you who are missing essential players this week.
Please, blog, may I have some more?There comes a moment in everyone’s life when they sigh deeply and think to themselves, Man, I’m sure not good at football, but I wouldn’t have thrown that pass directly into a defensive lineman’s forehead. For a lot of us, that moment came to fruition last night. With an open Cole Kmet in the front of the end zone, Justin Fields rifled a throw right into the dome of Efe Obada, causing the ball to skyrocket into the air and come down into the hands of Jonathan Allen for an interception. That proved to be Fields’ lone turnover of the night, but that miscue coupled with Velus Jones’ muffed punt in the fourth quarter was ultimately Chicago’s downfall. And once again, we find ourselves wondering if the NFL’s Thursday Night Football could possibly get any harder to watch, and I find myself debating what I did to Donkey Teeth to deserve being stuck with writing about this travesty week after week. But complaining is for the weak, so onward we trudge into the abysmal abyss!
Please, blog, may I have some more?This DFS Flash article goes position by position, giving you my favorite pay up option and my favorite pay down or dart throw option at each position to help you build out a winning DFS lineup. I use DraftKings pricing as a point of reference to seek out some values, and the goal is to help you “double up” in a 50/50 cash game with solid plays.
Please, blog, may I have some more?What are air yards, you say? The name kind of gives it away, doesn’t it? Air yards, irreverently discussed in this air yards primer, matter because we actually get some context of how much a quarterback WANTED to get their receiver the ball, not just how often the receiver could catch it. It’s a stat […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?in Weeks 4 and 5Aaahh, Week 6 is here. The week of negotiating a lineup with players on a bye. Trying to decide whether the injured player is worth keeping on your roster or you must let him go. The week of deciding if five weeks of data constitute a trend (it does) and deciphering […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?You may be feeling many different emotions approaching the sixth week of the fantasy football season. You might feel optimistic because your team started 5-0, or you might not feel as positively with an 0-5 record. Either way, you need to be starting the best possible lineup in your matchup this week. I’m here to […]
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Please, blog, may I have some more?Heading into Week 6 injuries begin to impact the top 150 as starting RBs like Javonte Williams, Rashaad Penny, and Damien Harris went down over the past few weeks. Over the next few weeks questions like “How good can Kenneth Walker and Melvin Gordon be rest of season as lead backs?” and “Can Rhamondre Stevenson […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Each week we’ll look at the top trade targets for each position. Trade targets can be any player at any time throughout the season. The aim (when possible) is to “buy low” and “sell high,” acquiring and getting rid of players as they are hitting their peak or before they lose their value. This article […]
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