Depending on what type of fantasy football league you’re in, the quarterback position is either a high priority or worth waiting on. Superflex leagues typically have quarterbacks fly off of the board as it’s a huge advantage to flex a second quarterback on a fantasy roster. However, most people play in 1QB leagues, making the …
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It’s a beautiful time of year for football fans. Training camps and preseason games are officially underway and the fantasy football rumor mill has been thrown into overdrive. Drafts are rapidly approaching for most leagues, and you know what that means: it’s mock draft season. You don’t have to look far for mock draft articles. …
Welcome back to part two of the League Winners fantasy football ‘league winners’ series. If you missed part one, check it out here. If you’ve already read it and need a refresher, here’s the premise. There are many strategies people use to draft their fantasy football teams. Zero running back, robust running back, anchor tight …
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League Winners is proud to present Fact Or Fiction. A new series featuring two of our staff members Jesse Moeller and Joe O’Leary. Every week Jesse and Joe will tackle popular fantasy football topics and make their case on each, whether it’s fact or fiction. Topics will range from redraft to dynasty. Jesse and Joe will …
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It’s no secret the Baltimore Ravens are a top-rushing offense in the league. It helps translate to wins and fantasy football production, making anyone in the Ravens’ backfield a hot commodity. Their rushing prowess is the reason why Lamar Jackson, JK Dobbins, and Gus Edwards are considered solid fantasy options this year. Many have high …
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There are many strategies people use to draft their fantasy football teams. Zero running back, robust running back, anchor tight end, positional stacks, etc. All of those strategies are great, but they all have one thing in common. They all revolve around finding players that will outperform their ADP (average draft position). Last year, players …
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Murphy’s law: Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong. That feels like a morbid way to start an article about something as harmless as fantasy football, but it’s something to think about when drafting your team. Taking a bell-cow running back early in your draft is a widely accepted great idea, but what happens …
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Jalen Hurts was not supposed to start last season. He was supposed to be a gadget guy until Carson Wentz‘s play got to the point where it was time for Hurts to take over. In his first start in Week 14, he became the first player in over three seasons to rush for over 100 …
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You probably read the title of this article and told yourself, “I’ll have my running back depth before round 8.” In most fantasy football leagues the average number of teams are 10 or 12. With this in mind, it is almost impossible for everyone to have great running back depth and still fill out the …
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New and veteran fantasy football players are always looking for an edge over their leaguemates. Whether they’re scalping for the next best tight end, trading up to get a top three running back, or stacking later picks to ensure their team is injury proof and filled with value. Whatever players are doing, it’s to win …
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