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by: Brent
Most fantasy owners have been burned by a sleeper pick or two at some point. That is why a lot of people reading this article are starting to feel a lot of anxiety and maybe even a sharp pain in their temple. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Doc
Below you will see that I have written down my thoughts in regard to the free agency moves and their fantasy impacts. They are so interesting that I had to take a sedative to keep from having a heart attack.
Peyton Manning: The three most likely candidates seem to now be the 49ers, Titans and Broncos. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Doc
So what I did here was extrapolate how many fantasy points running backs would have if they started all 16 games. You can see that I did a similar disservice in the previous post with quarterbacks. The asterisks are for players who didn’t have 8 full starts so their numbers are iffier than the others. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Doc
When looking back at this season it was a little harder than I expected to find quarterbacks and running backs who were insanely great waiver wire finds. Of course wide receivers are usually the easiest position players to find waiver gems and we’ll see them in the next installment but running backs often have the biggest impact in fantasy and often get hurt which leads to waiver greatness. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Mike Braude
Hello again Razzball readers! I’ve really been enjoying contributing to Razzball so far and I look forward to answering more questions and helping more fantasy teams. Asher Molk and I will be working as a team and editing each other’s columns so feel free to ask either of us any questions; we’d love to help! Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Joseph Buccellato
I was the number one seed with only one loss on the season. I scored the fourth most points last week… and I was upset by the eighth seed who scored the third most points. Final score: 133-132. Maybe a Thursday Elias scoring change… nope, still a loss. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Week 14 is here to roller coaster your emotions. Besides keeping my teams in line and writing about football I’ve also got this real job thing with the teaching of art school nerds (I was one too so I can make fun of them and do often). Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Jeff Brubach
Week 13 is a big one, folks. The margin for error with lineups at this point in the season is minuscule. Early in the season, it wasn’t a critical risk to give a young wide receiver a shot in your starting lineup (for your sake, I hope it was Victor Cruz), but with playoff berths and first round byes on the line, every decision made could determine your fantasy future. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Mike Braude
Hello again Razzball readers! I’ve really been enjoying contributing to Razzball so far and I look forward to answering more questions and helping more fantasy teams. Asher Molk and I will be working as a team and editing each other’s columns so feel free to ask either of us any questions; we’d love to help! Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Crazy Gabey
The Monday night game provided perhaps the most exciting finish to a FanDuel week so far. With so many players having ridiculous performances many finishes were tight to the wire and seemingly insurmountable deficits were easily erased at the hands of guys named Cruz, Brees, and Graham. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Doc
Welcome to week 12 everyone. This is where I usually lament the speediness in which the NFL season has flown by but I’ll try to refrain (as I type through the uncontrollable sobbing) and get straight to the fantasy footballness. We are so close to the fake football playoffs that we can taste it and today’s games are pretty darn important for a lot of us (and taste a little garlicky). Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: JB Gilpin
Hyperbole. It’s what makes sports single-handedly the most important aspect of life for all time, ever.
But seriously, we sometimes get our sports overly laden with hyperbole to the point where you just shake you head and say, “Come on.” Unfortunately though, I feel it’s staring to pop up across other segments of news with more frequency as well. Please, blog, may I have some more?