by: Ben Wasley
This season, I’ll be taking you through my favorite wide receiver start/sits using the brilliant Slot vs Wide tool on the Razzball website. This tool is revolutionary in analyzing not just the difficulty of a wide receiver’s matchup but also the success of their opponent against a specific style of player. I recommend using it […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Another week of the NFL season come and gone. If your team(s) are 2-0, you’re feeling pretty good about yourself. On the flip side, if you’ve started 0-2 after all that pre-season preparation and drafting, it’s pretty miserable in your fantasy world these days. Oh, trust me, I’m also feeling the pain after facing Tyrek […]
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by: Matt Stiles
[brid autoplay= “true” video= “1385528” player= “10951” title=” 2023 Fantasy Football Rookies” duration= “173” description= “0:24 Jahmyr Gibbs 1:05 Kendre Miller 1:54 Jaxon Smith-Njigba “uploaddate= “2023-08-19” thumbnailurl= “https://cdn.brid.tv/live/partners/9233/snapshot/1385528_th_64e0200ad8139_1692409866.jpg” image= “https://cdn.brid.tv/live/partners/9233/snapshot/1385528_sd_64e0200ad8139_1692409866.jpg” contenturl= “https://cdn.brid.tv/live/partners/9233/sd/1385528.mp4” width= “480” height= “270”] Well, folks, it is about that time. Training camps are complete. The three-week preseason is complete. I have published […]
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by: Bobby LaMarco
Host Bobby LaMarco is joined by Ben Wasley to discuss their five MUST-HAVE sleepers for fantasy football in 2023. Tune in to hear why Jaylen Warren, Van Jefferson, Michael Wilson, Parris Campbell, and Luke Musgrave are some of the biggest fantasy football steals at their current ADP this season. Luke Musgrave (6:42) Van Jefferson (11:58) […]
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by: CableBoxScore
[brid video=”1194619″ player=”10951″ title=”Week%2013%20Buy%20Sell%20Hold%20%202022%20Fantasy%20Football” duration=”177″ description=”undefined” uploaddate=”2022-11-27″ thumbnailurl=”https://cdn.brid.tv/live/partners/9233/snapshot/1194619_th_1669520976.jpg” contentUrl=”//cdn.brid.tv/live/partners/9233/sd/1194619.mp4″ width=”480″ height=”270″] What are air yards, you say? The name kind of gives it away, doesn’t it? Air yards, irreverently discussed in this air yards primer, matter because we actually get some context of how much a quarterback WANTED to get their receiver the ball, not just […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?This DFS Flash article goes position by position, giving you my favorite pay up option and my favorite pay down or dart throw option at each position to help you build out a winning DFS lineup. I use DraftKings pricing as a point of reference to seek out some values, and the goal is to help you “double up” in a 50/50 cash game with solid plays.
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What are air yards, you say? The name kind of gives it away, doesn’t it? Air yards, irreverently discussed in this air yards primer, matter because we actually get some context of how much a quarterback WANTED to get their receiver the ball, not just how often the receiver could catch it. It’s a stat […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?This week, the esteemed ex-girlfriend of the guy who convinced us that “Neon” is the hardest song to play on guitar released an album. People say it’s good. I wouldn’t know, what with my ears ruined by Norwegian black metal. But are you here to learn about a drone on a drop-tuned C string or are you here to learn about D’Andre Swift? Probably the latter. ENYWHEY. Just like Taylor Swift released an album this week, our good friend and fantasy football savior D’Andre Swift has been released from the injured list. Just in time for our 1-6 team to be saved! Hooray!
Now, let’s join and commiserate about how we lost Ja’Marr Chase.
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by: everywhereblair
Perhaps the greatest skill employed by fantasy footballers is napkin math. And the weird thing is, it’s useless to study napkin math; you can only get better at it after a couple beers and some takeout. What’s that you say? Door Dash calculated everything for you? Awesome. I suppose you had a computer algorithm choose your fantasy football team, too, eh? Is that how you ended up with Tom Brady as the fifth overall pick? ENYWHEY.
I saw a colleague post something recently about drafting your third wide receiver (WR3) before you take your second running back (RB2). Of course, going receiver-heavy is a strategy that can win, but it flies in the face of longitudinal evidence we’ve been collecting that getting 2 main RBs and 1 TE by round 5 is a strategy that wins everything from NFC tournaments to the RazzBowl to the Underdog Milly Maker tournaments. For your home leagues, it’s equally important to grab RB instead of WR because top RB are scarce.
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Player: Velus Jones Team: Chicago Bears Pick: 71st Overall (Round 3 // Pick 7) On the latest episode of the Razzball Fantasy Football Podcast Bobby LaMarco is joined by Razzball’s own B_Don. B_Don jumps on the show to talk about the Bears’ new WR Velus Jones and his fit in Chicago. To hear […]
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by: Paul Blake
This group is one that good fantasy managers will know well. Wide Receivers 41-80 offer a mix of high-upside youngsters whose ceiling seems unlimited and old reliable veterans who provide a stable floor. The variance in predicting their future fantasy production is exacerbated by the fact that many of them are free agents, so we must evaluate them without team context, which can be a beneficial exercise. It is more pertinent to know the player than their situation. I like to get a mix of the high floor and ceiling players from this bunch, but I would rather have more ceiling than floor, a bad blueprint for a carpenter, but a good plan for a fantasy manager. My team design requires I take at least three players from this group at the draft. Whether that is WR 2 through 5 on my rosters, or 3 through 6 is relatively inconsequential to me. Let’s analyze this group player by player.
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