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To be fair, I’d never truly understood the ‘zero running back’ strategy for fantasy football until this offseason. I’d always thought it was some obscure drafting conspiracy theory that shrouded the truth about the reality of fantasy. But after digging in over the past few months, I am now firmly entrenched in a land with […]
I’ve Got 99 Problems, but RB Ain’t One – A Zero RB Draft Blueprint for 2021 Read More »
In 2020, there were four top-24 (PPR) fantasy football wide receivers in their 2nd year. All four were outside the top-20 in their rookie year, and all four made significant strides in year two. DK Metcalf went from WR33 to WR7. A.J. Brown went from WR21 to WR14. Guys tend to make leaps from year
Fantasy Football: 5 Sophomore WRs Ready to Take Off in 2021 Read More »
Signing with the divisional rival Detroit Lions, RB Jamaal Williams has an excellent opportunity to be an RB2 for fantasy football managers. I believe Jamaal Williams will be very relevant in fantasy football in Detroit, but it didn’t start that way. I probably wasn’t the only person who was surprised when Williams signed with the Detroit
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Being reunited with Joe Burrow is great for Ja’Marr Chase’s NFL future, but he isn’t going to be a WR1 for fantasy football in 2021. As I write this, I already anticipate a massive amount of blowback, but hear me out. Long-term I think Cincinnati is great for Ja’Marr Chase and Joe Burrow. Chase was
Fantasy Football: Ja’Marr Chase won’t be a WR1 in 2021 Read More »
In my last (and first) post-draft hangover article, I admittedly took some layups. A lot of the guys I highlighted are players the fantasy football community’s been talking about for weeks. The likes of James Robinson and Marquise Brown are clear draft losers; Lamar Jackson and Myles Gaskin obvious winners. But this here’s the sequel,
Post-Draft Hangover, Part II: Early Fantasy Football Sleepers & Busts Read More »
It’s inevitable in fantasy football that a handful of top talents disappoint any given year. Whether it be from injuries, off-field issues, or on-field performance, some guys are just going to let you down. After these disappointing seasons, said players usually suffer from lowered interest the following year – sitting there in the 4th round
Fantasy Football: 2021 Bounce-Back Candidates Read More »
Every season, a couple NFL teams play the role of black holes in fantasy football. Talented and efficient players get sucked in past the event horizon, and are never heard from again. These teams distort time around them, with whole seasons flying by without any impact on the greater fantasy football landscape. Absolutely nothing, not
Fantasy Football: Teams I Want (Almost) Nothing To Do With Read More »
Why drafting a quarterback early in your fantasy football league won’t help your championship odds. This article is not intended for fantasy football leagues with a super flex; but can be applicable. You may believe that drafting a quarterback early in your fantasy football league will bring you closer to winning a championship. While the
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The tight end position has been steadily growing over the years as one of the most important fantasy football assets. Having an elite tight end goes a long way, considering there aren’t many to choose from. Last season, there was a noticeable difference between the top two tight ends in the league compared to the
Fantasy Football: Way too Early Top 10 Tight Ends for the 2021 Season Read More »
Breaking down the fantasy football outlook of Kansas City Chiefs running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire. Clyde Did Not Reach His Clydesdale-like Expectations in 2020 Last April, running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire was drafted out of LSU with the 32nd overall pick by defending Super Bowl champions, the Kansas City Chiefs. In that moment, fantasy football players began
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