by: Jefferson
It was typically on Sunday evening when I received a notification that Scott Fish Bowl needed a spot filled. Without hesitation, I volunteered myself for tribute! As luck would have it, on Monday morning, there was an email with the subject line #SFB16 OFFICIAL INVITE. Just like that, it was official. I was a member […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?As an avid sponge for fantasy sports news, as well as a loyal Razzball employee, I make it a point to read Grey’s Daily Baseball Notes column. Not only is it full of fantasy gold, it’s also an entertaining read. His column has inspired me to start noodling on this one. I’m about to set […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Hey Razzballers, it’s me again, back with my favorite dynasty quarterback trade targets. If you missed them, be sure to check out my favorite dynasty WR trade targets and RB trade targets. The quarterback market is a completely different animal than wide receiver and running back. Coaching changes, supporting casts, and offensive schemes can drastically […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?The key to winning in dynasty is identifying value before your league mates do. There’s a method to the madness. Right now we’re in one of the best buying windows of the offseason, the bleak lull between OTAs and training camp, when trade markets tend to cool, and managers become more willing to deal. That’s […]
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by: Crews
Last week I tried something different by letting the database table show favorable and unfavorable matchups based on agreements of both the Home/Road splits and the Win/Loss splits. I’ve added two columns to the tables: “Actual Pts,” based on the player’s Week 6 PPR score, and “Pos Rk,” where the player’s score ranked at his […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Crews
Week 6 Starts and Sits: Home/Road and Win/Loss Players Splits Time to hold my feet to the fire again. My Week 5 starts: Elic Ayomanor, Titans WR: projected 10.2 PPR points, actual 3.8 PPR points Marquise Brown, Chiefs WR: projected 9.6 PPR points, actual 8.8 PPR points RJ Harvey, Broncos: projected 9.0 PPR points, actual […]
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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 […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Jefferson
In our last week of full lineups, let’s hope your squad is trending in the right direction. If not, we’ve got you covered here with the NFL Razzball crew. Let’s take a look at my Week 4 takeaways as we look forward to Week 5. Be sure to check out Razzball Football’s updated rankings: QB | RB | WR | TE | DEF & our […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Jefferson
This was the emergence of the rookie RBs upon the fantasy community. I hope you drafted one or a few of these young and talented backs. It’s very reminiscent of the rookie WR class last season. Next week is our last full slate of games as bye weeks begin in Week 5. Let’s take a […]
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by: RotoSurgeon
The fantasy football season is long and grueling. However, we as a community tend to ignore history’s lesson of patience after a week or two, given recency bias and a human desire to panic. Across the league, there are teams with several new faces on both sides of the ball, injuries, and players who are […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?I’ll be your new pilot this season, highlighting my favorite WR starts and sits each week, utilizing Razzball’s WR Slot vs. Wide Tool. This chart breaks down where a WR’s fantasy points derive from in the formation, while in the slot or out wide. I’ll throw in some bonus recommendations based on relevant data. If […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: RotoSurgeon
Are you sleeping on the sleepers?? Fantasy football is all about the SLEEPER, baby…they literally named an app after it! Any Joe Schmo can draft A.J. Brown or George Kittle, but can you find the next one? The fun of fantasy football is picking up that one random waiver wire player who outscores your oppponent’s […]
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