In 2017, Carlos Hyde’s fantasy production finished him as RB9 in Half Point PPR. He ranked 13th in fantasy points per game (12.8) and averaged 18.7 touches per game, the tenth most. Will Hyde repeat as a top 10 RB in 2018? I’ll address all these questions using some projection analysis to best predict Hyde’s fantasy outlook for the 2018 season.
Project Brown: The Cleveland Rebuild Browns General Manager Jim Dorsey has only been with the team for three months but isn’t wasting any time in trying to rebuild one of the more stagnant NFL franchises in league history. On Friday, the Browns acquired WR Jarvis Landry from the Dolphins in …
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NFL Draft 2018: Who Will Be Drafted 1st Overall? Surprisingly, the NFL Combine didn’t have the biggest impact on the projected 2018 first overall pick draft odds. As you can see, Saquon Barkley made the biggest jump up the board, but overall the list looks very similar to before the combine started. …
Based on the recent history of breaking player news developing at an often excruciatingly slow pace, Monday’s news that much-maligned Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon would be reinstated came across as a shock to the NFL and fantasy football community.
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The Browns have been the focus of the off-season thanks to the media-latch onto Johnny Football, yet the team itself is not considered to be a contender to do anything.
It’s a game where the running back position reigns supreme, and we as fantasy football degenerates are constantly after the next productive scoring hound…
With many of us gearing up for championship games this Sunday, a defense that will drop double-digit points can be the difference between a win and a loss.
Cleveland Browns Introduce Cheerleaders The Cleveland Browns organization made one of the smartest moves in years this weekend by introducing a cheerleader squad to their fanbase. The team was one of only a few teams to not have beautiful dancing ladies on their sidelines and the effort to change that resulted …
Colt McCoy was doomed from the start in Cleveland. That’s not an indictment on his play as much as it is on the team around him, and the division they play in. While he did have an elite left tackle and center in front of him, McCoy’s WR and RB cohorts proved to be lacking, and his defense did little to make their quarterback’s job easier.