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With all but two teams having their draft position decided, it’s about time we start to look ahead at what could transpire come April with an NFL mock draft. These drafts are for predictability on what the NFL would do, not where I would personally draft them. 1. Jacksonville Jaguars – Kayvon Thibodeaux (DE, Oregon) […]
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The 2021-22 fantasy football season was admittedly one of the weirdest that I’ve seen in my lifetime. They’re all weird, but this was an absurdly frustrating season; not just for me, but in general. Multiple stud players missing several games, players out with COVID at the most inopportune times, and guys simply over or underperforming
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After a disappointing rookie season, Trevor Lawrence flashed his potential in the final week of the regular season. Going into Week 18 of the 2021 NFL season, rookie quarterback Trevor Lawrence had not delivered the consistency that a No. 1 overall pick should deliver. Fans saw regression instead, causing worry and concern. Some fans waivered
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It isn’t an exaggeration to say that nearly half of the entire NFL could be in the market for a tight end this year. Whether there’s a complete hole at the position, a player potentially leaving, or a team looking to upgrade, there should be plenty of action on that front this off-season. And that
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There are a handful of teams that could be looking to address the QB position this offseason; with Pittsburgh, Washington, and Denver are the main three. Ben Roethlisberger is likely retiring, Ryan Fitzpatrick is a free agent (and Taylor Heinicke isn’t the answer), and Teddy Bridgewater and Drew Lock have had enough chances to prove
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When James Robinson tore achilles in Week 16 was a brutal blow to an already rock-bottom Jaguars team. It also rocked fantasy football managers everywhere. This injury not only has immediate fantasy implications for championship week, but long-term effects. Let’s take a look at both. The fantasy football PPR RB19 on the year (including last
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In another whirlwind week of DFS, the Week 16 slate offers plenty of chalk plays. Like most weeks, DFS users like using value plays to balance their fantasy football roster with studs. This week, several values performed like stars. In my cash lineup, three plays costing less than $5,000 paid off their value in this
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Jesse Moeller and Joe O’Leary are back with another rendition of fact or fiction. The guys take on a few important fantasy football topics and each presents their case for or against. it’s time once again for fact or fiction. Cordarrelle Patterson over 17.1 PPR points (Sleeper Projection) Joe: Fact Cordarrelle Patterson was a big
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The Buffalo Bills, Houston Texans, Miami Dolphins, Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Seattle Seahawks, and the Tampa Buccaneers. What do all these teams have in common? They will be looking to address their RB room, either with a starter or a complementary piece. Of course some of these teams will address their need through the draft,
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The 2022 free agent running back class has some intriguing options – with fantasy football relevance. The Buffalo Bills, Houston Texans, Miami Dolphins, Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Seattle Seahawks, and the Tampa Buccaneers. What do all these teams have in common? They will be looking to address their RB room this offseason, either with a
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