“The Amen Break” is probably the most popular drum beat in Western music. If you sat down right now behind a drum kit, you’d try to play it. You’d sound like Oscar the Grouch smashing trash cans, but you’d still try, at least. Meanwhile, “The Amon Break” is the respite from Amon-Ra St. Brown that you’ll feel acutely this week, akin to something like a bad hangover from off-brand tequila. Sure you had fun, but now that’s done and you’re ready to spend the next 8 hours watching HBO you’re “sharing” with your cousin who hasn’t paid rent in three months because his crypto account froze during the downturn. Sure, Kyle, we’ll see your OneCoin investments come to fruition in 2023. But for the rest of us? We’re just trying to get through the week with out Amon-Ra.
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I am here with your weekly DFS focused article laying out my favorite options to target at each position for the Sunday DFS main slate. This 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 will be using DraftKings pricing as a point of reference to seek out some values, and the goal will be to help you “double up” in a 50/50 cash game with solid plays.
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Wide Receiver Matchups – Week 4
September 30, 2022 | Fantasy Football Strategy, Wide Receiver Matchups |by: Queen Roxanne
Week 3 is in the books, and we had another crazy NFL week! So how did your teams do? I’ll be here each week to break down wide receiver and cornerback matchups. This week we’ll look ahead to Week 4 in the NFL. So, let’s get to it! Last Week’s Picks If you had Devonta […]
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Thursday Night Football, Week 4
September 30, 2022 | Fantasy Football Daily Notes | 2 Commentsby: Hobbs
I had the beginnings of a witty lede typed up prior to Thursday night’s matchup between the Dolphins and Bengals in Cincy, but it didn’t seem appropriate to run with after the second quarter head/neck injury sustained by Miami QB Tua Tagovailoa. In what has been a breakout season for the former No. 5 overall pick, Tua was taken off the field via a stretcher after a hit delivered by DT Josh Tupou rendered him unconcious due to a neurological injury. Tua’s status certainly has fantasy ramifications that stretch across the entire Miami team, but the primary concern is for Tagovailoa’s personal well being and overall health as it relates to life outside of football. In the interim, backup QB Teddy Bridgewater instantly becomes an option in two-QB leagues should Tua be in line to miss time. We’ll unpack the rest of Week 4 of Thursday Night Football below, but continue to monitor this situation moving forward.
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NFL Week 3 Snap Counts: I Guess Gabe Davis Wasn’t That Hurt?
September 29, 2022 | Snap Counts | 2 Commentsby: John Frascella
Before we jump into NFL Week 3 snap counts, a little housekeeping as always: I already covered Mark Andrews, Russell Gage, DK Metcalf, rising rookies and more in my Week 3 target report, so please be sure to check that one out as well! Well, there’s no time like the present to jump right into […]
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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 that […]
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Top 150 Rest of Season PPR Flex Rankings
September 29, 2022 | FEATURED, Rest of Season Rankings | 22 Commentsby: Bobby LaMarco
After the first go around of the rest of the season rankings, we noted that a few of the top players from our consensus ADP haven’t performed just yet. Unfortunately for the rest of the season rankings and our fantasy teams, players like Jonathan Taylor, Austin Ekeler, Christian McCaffrey, and Dalvin Cook still haven’t returned […]
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Week 4 Fantasy Football Starts & Sits
September 28, 2022 | Fantasy Football Strategy |by: Jacob Charnow
As we head into Week 4 of the NFL season, it’s safe to say that fantasy football has been… weird. However, we’re officially at a point where you can start to safely see how teams are going to use their players and what their true value is. It’s important to make the right call in your […]
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B_Don and Donkey Teeth are back for another week of buy/sell on some of the week’s top performers. We start with some of the injury replacements in Khalil Herbert, Jamaal Williams, and Brian Hoyer. We re-visit Cordarelle Patterson and Clyde Edwards-Helaire along with the Jets’ time split. Mack Hollins and Amari Cooper are coming off […]
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It is getting chaotic out there. Between injuries and suspensions, your individual defensive players (IDP) roster might look a little bare. I’m here to break down IDP rankings and plays with you. So, if you have a healthy stud or someone close to resembling a healthy stud go ahead and play him. But for those […]
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Week 4 Fantasy Football Trade Targets
September 28, 2022 | Fantasy Football Buy/Sell | 11 Commentsby: Sky Guasco
Each week we’ll take a look at the top trade targets for each position. Trade targets can be any player at any time throughout the season. The objective (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. […]
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Weekly Rankings for 2022 Fantasy Football, Week 4
September 28, 2022 | FEATURED, Weekly Rankings | 37 Commentsby: Donkey Teeth
A quick recap of week 3: Tom Brady took a rookie delay of game penalty that may or may not have lost me hundreds of Razzball Coin, Russell Wilson looks like he’s enjoying the Denver herb just a little too much, and Tua definitely didn’t sustain a concussion that his team ignored. Speaking of concussions, […]
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