by: Bobby LaMarco
The NFL Draft is officially in the books, and it is time to begin the long journey that is the fantasy football draft season. In the first top 100 flex rankings, we try to weigh historical production with 2023 off-season changes. Our first instinct is to take the best players from 2022 and stick them […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Running back is the Holy Grail position of fantasy football. Experienced managers know this, thus, you might run into redraft leagues where RBs are the first 20 players off the board. But is that really necessary this season? With so much high-quality depth at the position, can’t we just sit around, wait, and ultimately pick […]
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by: Ben Wasley
Running backs have the shortest lifespan of all footballers so when you draft one in dynasty, you’re hoping for immediate output. Likewise, when risking an early-round redraft pick on this year’s crop of runners, you’d like to know what to expect. Well lucky for you, that’s exactly what we’re looking at today! We’ll be breaking […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Sure, it is easy to list winners and losers after the NFL Draft has come and gone. Just wait until you read the unconventional list below. Anyone can write about Bryce Young and Anthony Richardson being draft day winners and Will Levis possibly being a draft day loser, but nobody will give you the type […]
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by: Mitch Staniger
Who doesn’t love a good rumor discussion? Think about it for those of you who trudge into the office during the work week. The water cooler talk must be part of the reason you do not quit your job. Without the freedom to have the rumor discourse at the office, online, or with your buddies, […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Last week I covered the Big Four at quarterback – Bryce Young, C.J. Stroud, Anthony Richardson and Will Levis – but this week, we’ll be switching gears to wide receivers and running backs. Let’s dive in and take a look at my best possible landing spots from a fantasy football perspective. (Landing spots will not […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Mitch Staniger
Sure, it is easy to list winners and losers after the NFL Draft has come and gone. In fact, there will be no shortage of articles covering this very subject. I ask you, for scientific purposes, how many of your favorite fantasy writers will provide this information prior to the NFL draft? Just one team…the […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?At exactly the moment when fantasy managers are souring on the running back position – why take someone from the most injury-prone position when we get guaranteed production from WRs like Justin Jefferson and Davante Adams? – this happens to be an extremely deep RB crop this season. We have strong plays at the top […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?On the latest episode of the Razzball Fantasy Football podcast, Gladys Louise Tyler joins the show to discuss the offensive players who will be 2023 free agents in the AFC North. The below article is a high-level overview that will show how much cap space every team has going into the offseason, the percentage of […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Mitch Staniger
After covering 2022 fantasy football busts for about a month, we are moving into some finances you may want to be aware of heading into 2023. There will undoubtedly be some veterans cut for their current team to save money on the cap. The five teams listed in the title are the five NFC teams […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Ben Wasley
I drafted Jonathan Taylor… five times. Five times I had the first pick and I took JT. CMC, Ekeler and Henry were all close in my rankings but I always took Taylor. Unsurprisingly, I lost every one of those leagues. I know I’m not the only one either. Taylor was so good in 2022, he […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Bobby LaMarco
The last few off-seasons have shaken up the landscape of the NFL as many top quarterbacks have changed teams. Players like Tom Brady and Matthew Stafford left their teams after over a decade(s) of being with the teams that drafted them. More importantly, those situations paid off right away as those quarterbacks led their teams […]
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