Bob Talbot 
We may have been spoiled by fantasy rookie quarterbacks in 2012, but 2013 brought a spoil of rookie running backs to compensate for the lack of depth at the position entering our drafts. Rookies that ended up being steals in the fourth, fifth and sixth rounds won’t be on the board much past Round 2 in 2014.
Love him or hate him, Johnny Football is the most polarizing player in the 2014 NFL Draft class. Win or lose, he’s sure to put asses in the seats and at the end of the day, coed asses in the sheets. Manziel took the world by storm back in 2012…
Opening kickoff may be months away, but there is always something to talk about. From the draft to next season’s fantasy forecast, this article gives you my take on some of the NFL topics you’re probably discussing at the bar, work or in the dorm right now.
The old sport cliché is that defense wins championships. Bank of America Stadium will feature two defensive heavyweights looking to prove that cliché true, when the 49ers and Panthers clash Sunday afternoon in Charlotte.
The Bengals put the Chargers playoff hopes out of reach with a 17-10 win at San Diego in early December. Thanks to a 4-game win streak and a lot of help, the Chargers find themselves with a chance at vengeance
It is easy to look at your lineup and say, “This guy is better than that guy, so he should start.” But that’s not the recipe for fantasy success. Fantasy champions carefully adjust their lineups each week based on several mitigating factors.
It is easy to look at your lineup and say, “This guy is better than that guy, so he should start.” But that’s not the recipe for fantasy success. Fantasy champions carefully adjust their lineups each week based on several mitigating factors.
It is easy to look at your lineup and say, “This guy is better than that guy, so he should start.” But that’s not the recipe for fantasy success. Fantasy champions carefully adjust their lineups each week based on several mitigating factors.
It is easy to look at your lineup and say, “This guy is better than that guy, so he should start.” But that’s not the recipe for fantasy success. Fantasy champions carefully adjust their lineups each week based on several mitigating factors.
Chris Givens Fantasy 2013 It would be wise for fantasy owners to draft the young wide receiver making noise in St. Louis. Only I’m not talking about Tavon Austin. I’m talking about Chris Givens.
One of the most underrated features of having a Gridiron Experts Membership, is the ability to pick our brains about fantasy dilemmas. Atop of our Custom Rankings, Drag-n-Drop draft board we’re happy to offer fantasy advice to important questions for our loyal members.