Robert Kohnfelder

Even after graduating from the University of Pittsburgh in 2016, Robert never left the "classroom" when it comes to studying the NFL. He's been playing fantasy football for over half of his 24-year old existence, and his attentiveness to the NFL has grown exponentially over time. As a proud commissioner of the same fantasy league for the past decade, Robert has always enjoyed putting in some extra time and effort to make football season as entertaining as possible. The most nostalgic highlight of Robert's fantasy football career may very well be a last-minute roster decision from the ‘09 season: Miles Austin, in his first career start, provided him with 250 yards + 2 TDs to kick off a relatively short-lived fantasy stardom. Of course, as we all know, fantasy can also be heartbreaking at times, like when you trade away rookie Doug Martin right before he goes off for 272 yards from scrimmage + 4 TDs. Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Robert is a die-hard Steelers, Pirates, and Penguins fan.

5 Running Backs With Undervalued Touchdown Upside

August 16, 2018 by Robert Kohnfelder

Show Me Your TDs Fantasy football rosters can accumulate points in a variety of ways, depending on your league’s scoring system. However the most obvious driving force of a highly efficient fantasy player, regardless of which format you utilize, is the number of touchdowns they score. That means touchdowns are …

Making The Case For The Top Fantasy WR For 2017

March 8, 2017March 8, 2017 by Robert Kohnfelder

Antonio Brown, Julio Jones or Odell Beckham: You’re on the clock… Who ya got? I make a case for each of the top fantasy WR for the 2017 season.

8 Potential Breakout Players: One Per NFL Division

August 30, 2016August 29, 2016 by Robert Kohnfelder

Each and every season, a handful of offensive players will break out and serve as meaningful contributors for our fantasy football teams. When trying to pinpoint these playmakers before the upcoming NFL campaign kicks off, we oftentimes dub an intriguing middle or late-round option as a “sleeper”, or someone who has the potential to break out and exceed their draft day price tag. There are obviously several sleepers that can be uncovered throughout our drafts, but specifically, striking gold on a fantasy prospect who carries little to no cost is a risk-averse tactic that could pay huge dividends later in the season.

Can Lamar Miller Launch Himself into the Elite Fantasy RB Class?

August 14, 2016August 11, 2016 by Robert Kohnfelder

After being criminally used during his time in South Beach, how will ex-Dolphin running back Lamar Miller perform in his first season with the Houston Texans? Allow me to highlight some of the reasons he could conceivably finish 2016 as the top RB in all of fantasy football.

Latavius Murray Fantasy 2016: Forget What You Know

August 3, 2016July 15, 2016 by Robert Kohnfelder

Murray’s first season operating as the Raiders’ workhorse received mixed reviews, so let’s start with some of the criticism. While his 1066 rushing yards were good for the sixth-most in the NFL, it took him 266 attempts to accomplish that feat – third-most in the league.