I have a set of rules that I go by when deciding which players classify as a priority dynasty buy, and which players don’t–regardless of league format: 1) The player is in a situation that isn’t allotting them much or any usage 2) The player has the talent to produce almost immediately if given more …
Updated: Dec 2, 2020 Week 12 is almost behind us which means it’s time to take a sneak peak at week 13. With the fantasy regular season coming to an end, it’s more important than ever to stay on top of the top waiver targets. I gotcha covered here to help keep your team on …
Waiver Wire Week 9 QB Drew Lock (Den) Rostered in only 6% of ESPN leagues and coming out of a 3TD game against the Chargers, Lock will be facing Atlanta – who has given up the most fantasy points per game to QBs next to Seattle. Lock has all the offensive weapons he needs to …
Welcome to the Fantasy Football 2020 Draft Rankings article! We’re only days away from the start of the NFL season! For those of you who haven’t had your fantasy drafts yet, I hope I can be of assistance! My goal is to be a quality resource for you this season amongst the MILLIONS of resources …
The dreaded sophomore slump. We’ve seen countless players fall victim to it. Promising rookie years followed up by a season that makes everyone wonder how this player even made it to the league. Last year we saw Baker Mayfield succumb to that year-two drought. After throwing a rookie record 27 touchdown passes, he came back …
Sophomore Slump or Breakout Season: Wide Receiver Edition Read More »
Are you familiar with the honey badger YouTube video? To steal a line from the parody narrator, Jameis Winston “don’t care”. He is the epitome of a gunslinger. Double coverage? He’s got that. Triple coverage? Pffft don’t sweat it. All 11 defensive players covering one receiver? Watch this. As a head coach or even fan …
Dear Chargers, Hear Our Cries: Sign Jameis Winston Read More »
Updated: Apr 3, 2020 Welcome to today’s dynasty outlook. In this article, we will be talking about running back Dalvin Cook. Cook was a three-year starter in college at Florida State University. He was a talented college running back and had NFL scouts talking. One of the real concerns scouts had about him was his …