NFL Start’em Sit’em fantasy articles for owners to help decide who they should play in their leagues
Five weeks of the regular season are now complete, and all of you have already experienced varying degrees of the unexpected. Both in terms of performance, and health. As the level of output from many players that we painstakingly selected for our rosters on draft day has not matched what we originally envisioned.
With two weeks of the season gone, patterns have already begun to emerge in the world of Fantasy Football. While it’s fair to say that not every player is where the world would have expected them to be from a fantasy point of view (I don’t think many people thought Kelvin Benjamin would be WR1 after two games), there are a few big name Fantasy studs that are really starting to worry their owners. I take a look at some of the most prominent, and offer my thoughts as to how you should handle these “stars” moving forward.
With a new fantasy football season just around the corner, it is worth noting that a whole host of new faces are about to enter the NFL. Whether they were drafted early on day one, or had to wait for a call from a team only after Mr. Irrelevant was chosen to sign as an undrafted free agent, change is very much afoot. With all of these new faces, it can be easy to get confused as to which newbies deserve our focus for this upcoming fantasy season.
Conventional wisdom tells us not to put too much thought into Defense / Special Teams when it comes to fantasy football. But this conventional wisdom could leave an untapped gem for you this fantasy season.
Say all you want about NFL players striving to win the big game and a hand full of Super Bowl rings at the end of the day most players are just looking to get paid. This can have a tremendous impact on their fantasy production. The following are five contract year fantasy stars to target in 2016.
After years in the doldrums, the Oakland Raiders took the first steps back to relevance in 2015, finishing with a 7-9 record. Now, with the AFC West in a state of flux, a solid go at free agency and another year under quarterback Derek Carr, the Silver and Black could be ready to press on this year. One of the key weapons in their progression could very well be tight end Clive Walford, and his second year break out could be great news for fantasy owners.
NFL.com Playoff Challenge Start’em Sit’em The key to the NFL.com Playoff Challenge is to pick the two teams you expect to make the Super Bowl and ride or die with them. The double, triple and quadruple point multipliers are worth the zero point efforts in Week 1. In 2013, I …
With Week 14 upon us, we are entering the business end of the 2015 fantasy season. With playoff places and champions on the line, here are some fantasy stat nuggets for your consideration before you set your lineups.
Get the inside tips to winning a fantasy football Championship with John Raleigh’s third part piece that focuses on Team Matchups and Run Defense
Which cornerbacks and defenses should we fear when using our elite wide receivers? Four teams make the list; Seattle isn’t one of them.
Fantasy Stat Attack The following is a complete rundown of all the games for week 12 in the NFL in a fantasy football statistical format. Hopefully, feeding you these stats hold you over until its time for Turkey. If you want more stats, you really have to check out Gridiron Experts …