There is not much going on after one week of the regular season. All we really know so far is that with all the player safety concerns over head injuries and leg injuries don’t compare to the danger of collarbones. We have to hope they don’t try to legislate these hits out as well. Otherwise it will really turn into flag football. With all this being said, you should really not want to make any trades after Week 1. But if you do, or if someone in your league is panicking, here are some players you might want to grab cheap or sell high.
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Ambulance Chasers, Week 2: Baker’s Dozen
September 12, 2019 | Fantasy Football Strategy | 10 Commentsby: Zach
Every Week 1 of the new NFL season provides a lot of fireworks, crazy games, insane finishes, and, unfortunately, a ton of injuries. Injuries are a part of the game, and this past week was no exception. A bunch of very important players went down across the league this past weekend with a slew of different injuries, and many will miss time. As a result, backups and third-string players will be launched into starting and backup positions and will have an opportunity to become fantasy relevant in the coming weeks.
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DFStatistics – (9/12/19) Week Two Main Slate Breakdown
September 11, 2019 | Fantasy Football Strategy |by: Grey
@MattWi77iams & @Smich_5 break down the main slate on @DraftKings for Week 2 in #fantasyfootball. – Start all Patriots? Maybe not – Sneaky GPP Plays – Amazing TE value https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/yphwiy/dfsweek2FINAL.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS
Please, blog, may I have some more? Daily Blitz Podcast – Hunter Henry Injury / AJ Green Update
September 11, 2019 | Fantasy Football Strategy |by: Grey
@MattWi77iams is joined by @JustinFSFF & @MStepney71 to talk about the breaking news stories of the day. – Hunter Henry knee injury – AJ Green out of the walking boot – Fallout for each team https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/2vv44d/ajhenryFINAL.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS
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Rudy Gamble is back on the Razzball Fantasy Football Pod this week to discuss some of the big surprises from week one, including John Ross’s explosion, Lamar Jackson’s trouncing of the hapless Dolphins, and the poop flavor cake Baker served up against the Titans. Rudy also explains the weekly method of dialing in his projections and why you should put more weight in his numbers later in the week.
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3 Keys To The Vikings Vs. Packers Game
September 11, 2019 | Fantasy Football Strategy | 3 Commentsby: Sam Shefrin
The NFC North Division is projected as one of the tightest races in professional football. This past week did little to alter that early season projection. The Packers are getting an early look at two of three teams who are ranked as division title worthy.
Green Bay went into the Windy City and disposed of the top-rated Bears in a good old-fashioned NFC North defensive struggle. This week, the Pack will host the 1-0 Minnesota Vikings, fresh off an impressive opening victory themselves. Here are three keys we’ll be looking at in this Sunday’s Vikings vs. Packers matchup at Lambeau Field. Green Bay & Minnesota rank in the Top 10 of the Lineups NFL Power Rankings.
Please, blog, may I have some more? Daily Blitz Podcast – Week 2 Waiver Wire (9/11/19)
September 11, 2019 | Fantasy Football Strategy |by: Grey
@MattWi77iams & @NickFaberNFL break down the waiver wire for Week 2 in #fantasyfootball and discuss who you should target and prioritize. – Welcome to Hollywood – Elite TEs on the wire – Ceiling vs Floor https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/f4qtzm/dbWaiverFINAL.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS
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I’ve completely changed course on Jon Gruden this summer. I am %110 percent in on this guy and rooting for his success. Dealing with the egos of divas is part of the job description, but the Antonio Brown drama took that job description to a new level. And what did Gruden do? He handled everything like the a pro. It didn’t just start with Antonio, as soon as I saw the “Nightmares” speech, I was hooked on every word this guy says. Knock on wood if you’re with me. Gruden’s imperfections make him perfect. That’s what made it so fun to see the Raiders beat the Broncos into the ground on Monday night. Rooting for Gruden kept me up into early Tuesday morning and I couldn’t have cared less about my 5:30 a.m alarm. Well, in the interest of complete transparency, I was still trying to pull off a fantasy win against Emmanuel Sanders and ended up losing that match on the 1-yard touchdown catch in garbage time.
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Absolutely FAABulous Week 2: Spend Spend Spend!
September 10, 2019 | 2019 Fantasy Football | 43 Commentsby: Phil B.
Let’s spend those FAAB bucks! We’re working with $100 and that has to get us through the whole season. It already looks to me like 25% of ESPN and Yahoo! Leagues are abandoned, so cut-offs are 50% owned (except for a couple).
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Hit It Or Quit It Week 2: Let’s All Take A Trip To Brown Town
September 10, 2019 | Buys & Sells, Fantasy Football Strategy | 12 Commentsby: Jennifer
Welcome back, my Lovelies! Here we are again fresh into a new NFL season. I have to take a
minute to brag because I managed to squirt out wins in all of my leagues this week. It was no easy feat, but I am the Goddess of Fantasy Football, so I suppose it was expected. How did you fare this week? I see that my Black Widow Curse did not waste any time this season and began to feast upon collarbones in Week 1. It rather scares me as to what it has in store for the rest of the season. I own Alshon Jeffrey in one league, so I am sure that means he will be decapitated at some point, given his propensity toward injury. It is almost like he is inviting it in. I am a glutton for punishment, I suppose, but I am used to others paying for it.
Waiver Sherpa Week 2: Rookie Renaissance
September 10, 2019 | Fantasy Football Strategy, Waiver Wire | 52 Commentsby: al_FF_red
The sun rises over the majestic mountain range, illuminating the frost into countless diamonds. The air is crisp and clean and there is motion all around your tent. The energy is palpable and you take a deep breath, stepping into the cold morning. The warm scent of freshly brewed coffee drifts into your nostrils as I jam a loaded backpack in your gut and tell you you’re the last one up. “Breakfast is over, make sure you wear double socks” I say, strapping a ladder to a sleeping bag.
Don’t worry, this is how week 1 feels for most of us. All the anticipation, planning, and training doesn’t mean a thing once you head out on the trail. Week 1 was full of rookie WRs making a statement despite limited preseason buzz. Conversely, exciting rookie running backs flopped and split time, leaving managers rattled as we look forward to week 2. There was expected carnage, although congrats to the half of you that walked away 1-0.
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Handcuff Report: Bad Boyz Of Week 1
September 9, 2019 | Fantasy Football Strategy | 20 Commentsby: Nic Romero
The pronounced offseason ‘champs’ lose 43-13, the quarterback that ‘can’t pass’ tosses 5 touchdowns for over 300yds passing, the defending NFC champs win 30-27 without a starting skill player scoring a touchdown, and former 1st round ‘bust’ WR goes for 158 yds and 2 TDs. Can we get an Allelujah? The NFL is back.
Unfortunately, along with all of the excitement that was brought in week 1, plenty of angst was brought upon starting fantasy rosters. Each week, the handcuff report will highlight key running back waiver acquisitions or necessary watch list candidates. Bench spots are fluid and managing who to add each week is critical in any quest to fantasy football glory. Let’s get started with the bad boyz of week 1….
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