by: Jefferson
Week 3 is in the books, and we’re finally starting to get a clearer picture of which early-season trends are real and which ones were simply small-sample-size noise. The injury bug continues to wreak havoc across the NFL, creating new opportunities for some players while putting others on the fantasy radar. Let’s dive into my […]
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by: Ben Wasley
Drafting the right players is a big part of winning your fantasy league, but it’s only half the job. We talk a whole lot about waivers and start/sit decisions and they make a difference too, but the most overlooked part of fantasy is setting up your bench correctly. So today its time to ensure you’re […]
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by: Matt Stiles
I recommended that you do not panic after one week of fantasy football, especially if you lost. It happens. Losses are part of the deal, and you all knew the deal coming into the season. Well, after two weeks of fantasy football injuries, I am authorizing some panic. As if the list of AJ Brown, […]
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We’re back again for another fantasy season and I’m back doing streamers and stashes for another year! Although your draft will provide the core of your fantasy rosters, it’s vital to constantly improve your roster, taking advantage of good match-ups and future opportunities. Every week, I’ll be bringing you an article answering two simple questions: […]
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I am going to be honest here…I took another Week 1 beating to start the season. Much of said beating had to do with the AJ Brown ankle injury and the 2.2 PPR points from Ja’Marr Chase. I was able to bounce back last year and make the finals again, so I am not in […]
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Everything in fantasy football is speculation, until the pre-season starts. Teams signal their intent in who they sit, when starters stop playing, and how they line up receivers. Throw in injuries and you get a heap of movement in fantasy football value in just three weeks. So let’s make sure you’re up to date with […]
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There is only one type of running back you should draft for your bench. One that has the upside to be a Top 24 back. If there’s no path to this type of production, don’t draft them! That means guys like Tyrone Tracy, Alvin Kamara and Nicholas Singleton are totally wasted picks. So, who should […]
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by: Crews
I’ve been trying something different by letting the database table show favorable and unfavorable matchups based on agreements of both the Home/Road (H/R) splits and the Win/Loss (W/L) splits. To review: in this section, columns 1 and 5 are pre-game and represent the player’s rank (RK), projected PPR points for the week (PROJ. FPTS). For […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Crews
I’ve been trying something different by letting the database table show favorable and unfavorable matchups based on agreements of both the Home/Road (H/R) splits and the Win/Loss (W/L) splits. To review: in this section, columns 1 and 5 are pre-game and represent the player’s rank (RK), projected PPR points for the week (PROJ. FPTS). For […]
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If you did, indeed, make the playoffs, then it is time to prepare for the stretch run. Unless you have a first-round bye, every week is considered a must-win week. You need to make the right decisions each week to ensure you move forward. Win three in a row and you will hoist the championship […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Well, folks, this is it. Week 14 is the final week for you to make the playoffs in most leagues. With four teams on a bye, you need to ensure your roster does not take any zero point performances based on managerial malfeasance. The Panthers, 49ers, Giants, and Patriots will wrap up the final […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?I’ve been trying something different by letting the database table show favorable and unfavorable matchups based on agreements of both the Home/Road (H/R) splits and the Win/Loss (W/L) splits. To review: in this section, columns 1 and 5 are pre-game and represent the player’s rank (RK), projected PPR points for the week (PROJ. FPTS). For […]
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